Grammy-winning singer Alicia Keys and her producer husband Swizz Beatz welcomed baby boy Egypt Daoud Dean, on Thursday, October 14th.

Hip-hop innovator Kanye West recruits Jay-Z and Swizz Beatz for the remix to his first single "Power", from his new album 'Dark Twisted Fantasy'.

To put it simply, the two hip-hop forerunners serve up exactly what you would expect from artists of their caliber, a great track (Listen Below).

Grammy winner Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz (real name Kasseem Dean) officially became husband and wife on Saturday, July 31st in Italy.

The glowing bride wore a Vera Wang gown and the groom donned a Tom Ford tux, while they both wore custom Christian Louboutin shoes. Queen Latifah, Bono and Tommy Hilfiger were reportedly guests.

After much speculation, reps for Alicia Keys have confirmed that the singer is expecting her first child with producer Swizz Beatz and that the two will exchange vows in a private ceremony by the end of the year.

Here's the official video for Jay-Z's latest single "On to the Next One", which features Swizz Beatz and hails from his latest album, The Blueprint III.

R&B star Chris Brown gets robotic in the futuristic video for "I Can Transform Ya", the lead single off his third album, Graffiti (due December 15th). The upbeat cut features Lil' Wayne and Swizz Beatz, along with direction from Joseph Kahn.

The dance heavy clip serves as a nice reintroduction to the star, and briefly turns the focus away from his criminal acts to his actual talent. A dance break would have been a nice and well appreciated addition, but the special features were precise in transitions and this undoubtedly arises as one of his personal best.

R&B star Chris Brown offers a first look at his forthcoming video for the Lil' Wayne and Swizz Beatz-assisted "I Can Transform Ya", the lead single from his new album, Graffiti (due December 15th). The full clip is slated to premiere tomorrow.

Embattled R&B star Chris Brown tries to fight his way back to the top, with the help of Lil' Wayne and Swizz Beatz, on "I Can Transform Ya", the first single from his third album, Graffiti (due in November).

I'm on the fence about this one, because although I'm glad the singer didn't come with a track designed towards furthering his redemption, I can't help but feel the track's fault lies within the production more so than Chris himself. Cluttered and messy are just a few of the words that come to mind.

That said, it isn't what I would label a bad offering and the Lil' Wayne feature, which has become a little too typical, doesn't come off as contrived as some of his other guest spots. Still with the mounting hill ahead of him, Chris could have come much harder, but only time will reveal how this plays out and whether the public is ready to be transformed under his spell again.

R&B singer Mashonda stopped by Angela Yee’s Lip Service radio show on Shade 45 Monday night, and finally confirmed the long standing rumors that Grammy winning singer Alicia Keys was behind the destruction of her marriage to record producer, Swizz Beatz.