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Rap mogul Jay-Z reunited with comedian Kevin Hart for a meeting at his Roc Nation headquarters in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon.The 52-year-old Brooklyn billionaire clutched a green shoebox while sporting a brand new pair of white Puma sneakers.Jay-Z (born Shawn Carter) wore Army-green cargo pants and a white T-shirt emblazoned with whom appeared to be Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman Jackie Robinson. Businessmen: Rap mogul Jay-Z (L) reunited with comedian Kevin Hart (R) for a meeting at his Roc Nation headquarters in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood on Tuesday afternoonThe 24-time Grammy winner finished off his streetwear attire with a neon-green tie-dye bucket hat, black sunglasses, and an expensive-looking gold watch.Meanwhile, the 43-year-old Philly-born funnyman - who relies on stylist Ashley North - wore a long-sleeved white Gallery Dept.

Denzel Washington surprised baseball fans when he took to home plate at Dodgers Stadium to pay tribute to the iconic Jackie Robinson, 75 years after the trailblazing athlete broke baseball's color barrier.On Tuesday, the Academy Award winner donned Robinson's number 42 jersey to kick off the big game by honoring the baseball icon's legacy. «Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, 1947,» Washington began, noting when Robinson broke baseball's color barrier with the then-Brooklyn Dodgers. «When Jackie Robinson stepped onto a Major League Baseball field for the first time, armed with supreme talent and unshakable character and wearing a Dodgers uniform, he changed the game of baseball and so much more.»Washington praised Robinson's activities both on the field and off, saying that he «challenged us to become better versions of ourselves.»«Business leader, family man, activist, Hall of Famer,» thePresidential Medal of Honor recipient continued.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAMC Theatres will pay tribute to Chadwick Boseman, the “Black Panther” star who died last week of colon cancer at the age of 43, by screening “42.”The baseball drama featured Boseman as Jackie Robinson, the Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman who broke the color line when he became first African American to play in Major League Baseball in 1947. Warner Bros.