Based on the movie of the same name, Scarface puts you in the role of Tony Montana, a ruthless gangster, during, and after the climactic final scene of the film, in which Tony is holed up in his office with rival drug lord Sosa's agents amassing outside his door. Tony escape's the gun fight, killing his enemies. Now he's left with nothing, his family gone, his friends gone, all he has left is really his balls and his word. He must travel through various locations (Miami, the Bahamas, etc.) and get revenge on Sosa, along the way, rebuilding the Empire he once had and assuming power in 1980s drug-filled Miami.

A fascinating companion piece to Beanie Sigel's THE B.COMING album, this documentary charters the highs and lows of Sigel's life as the recording process got underway. On trial while also trying to put in enough studio time to see the album through to completion, Sigel's hectic life saw him facing up to the very real threat of a stint behind bars. THE B. COMING OF BEANIE SIGEL outlines all the events that surrounded Sigel, with Jay Z and Damon Dash also putting in appearances as they flock to his aid. Eventually the talented rapper is put under house arrest at Dash's mansion, where he is allowed to complete his album before being sent to jail on a gun-possession charge. An incredibly candid portrait of an artist in turmoil, this film offers great and unprecedented insight into the life of Beanie Sigel.

A young journalist, David Katz (Moss-Bachrach), who writes for a hip-hop magazine called "Mic Check", starts following a music mogul (Capone) around as part of a story and over time incorrectly starts to think he is part of that world, which leads to him writing an article for a gossip newspaper that starts a rivalry between the producer and his most famous rapper.

With the release of his career-defining THE BLACK ALBUM in 2003, Jay-Z shocked his fans and the industry by announcing he was quitting the business. Having honed his rhyming skills in the tough Marcy Projects of Brooklyn, Jay-Z's story is a classic rags-to-riches tale. Although best known for his multi-million-dollar selling albums, the rap impresario has also dipped his toe into corporate waters. His record label, Roc-a-Fella, has proved highly lucrative, as has his clothing line, and an excursion into movie production. So when he relinquished his position at the top of the rap game, the inimitable performer decided to stage a flamboyant farewell gesture in the form of a special guest-laden concert at New York's prestigious Madison Square Garden. Directors Michael John Warren and Paul Paulson were given the task of catching the festivities on camera, and also managed to capture some candid snippets of the star as he prepared for the show. But it's when he hits the stage that the astonishing breadths of his talents are revealed. Making the cavernous venue seem intimate via some touching interplay with the audience, Jay-Z beckons a breathtaking list of hip-hop and R&B glitterati onto the stage. Among them are Missy Elliott, Lil' Kim, P. Diddy, R. Kelly, and Beyonce Knowles. The ecstatic crowd laps up the onstage action throughout, and are clearly delighted to be invited to one of the grandest parting shots in history. Since the film's completion, Jay-Z has reneged on his retirement, and the music world is a much better place for it.

This hip-hop comedy from Roc-A-Fella's film division stars Beanie Siegel, Memphis Bleek, and Jay-Z as part of a crew of thieves who take an inept young upstart under their wings. Unfortunately, the crew itself isn't exactly a highly polished operation, and the crew's capers result in comic mishaps far more often than actual thefts. Featuring lively performances and music from its stars, PAPER SOLDIERS is a lighter look at life in the inner city.

Venture to Miami's South Beach for the wildest hip-hop party you've ever seen! Join Slip-N-Slide records and hosts Trick Daddy and Trina for this weekend of fun, sun, music, and sexy girls doing outrageous things. Highlights include an All-Star basketball game, a concert, comedy, and appearances from Ja Rule, R. Kelly, Fat Joe, Ruff Ryders, Jay-Z, JT Money, and more.

Frustrated with being broke, Beans (Sigel) decides that the only way to grasp the American Dream is to take it. STATE PROPERTY follows Beans and his crew, the ABM, as they take over the city, creating mayhem as their empire builds. Beans now struggles to maintain his family life while bumping heads with opposing gangsters and police. It all comes to a head when he cannot surpass the city's most notorious crew. The moves Beans and the ABM decide to make come with severe consequences.

Calvin (Ice Cube), who inherited a struggling barber shop on the south side of Chicago from his father, views the shop as nothing but a burden and a waste of his time. After selling the shop to a local loan shark, Calvin slowly begins to see his father's vision and legacy and struggles with the notion that he just sold it out. The shop is filled with an eclectic cast of characters that share their stories, jokes, trials and tribulations. Eddie (Cedric the Entertainer) is an old barber with strong opinions and no customers. Jimmy (Sean Patrick Thomas) is a highly educated barber with a superiority complex who can't stand Isaac (Troy Garity), the new white barber who just wants a shot at cutting some hair. Ricky is an ex-con with two strikes against him and is desperately trying to stay straight. Terri (Eve) is a hard-edged woman who can't seem to leave her two-timing boyfriend. Then there's Dinka, a fellow barber who is madly in love with Terri but doesn't get the time of day.

Harlem, NY, 1986. From behind the counter of the dry cleaner where he works, Ace (WOOD HARRIS) longingly covets the expensive cars and flashy clothes of his friends, Mitch (MEKHI PHIFER) and Calvin (KEVIN CARROLL). But with a chance encounter, Ace’s world is about to dramatically change. On a routine laundry drop-off, Ace meets Lulu (ESAI MORALES), whose apartment and elaborate jewelry hint at a life of luxury. Ace is quickly lured into the seductive world of drug dealing, where the easy money affords him a position of power in the illicit underworld. But as his friends and family become pawns and victims, Ace realizes that he must pay a high price for his growing success.