Maybe Jay Z wasn’t sitting court side when LeBron and the Heat lost to the Spurs Sunday night, but his presence was still felt. During game 5 of the NBA Finals, Beats By Dre debuted a remix of X Ambassadors and Jamie N Commons’ single “Jungle,” featuring Jay.

The rock-heavy, upbeat track, produced by Alex Da Kid, originally appeared in Beats’ five-minute “Game Before the Game” commercial last week, featuring stars like Lil Wayne and Heat star James, but a revamped version hit TV last night. Shortly before that, Dre hinted that something big was coming, with a tweet directed at Jay. The full song will be available exclusively for Beats subscribers in the next week.

This one is for motivation and Hov knows there are “records to break, medals to take, flags to wave,” especially with the World Cup in full swing.

Dre is having a great year so far. He and Jimmy Iovine recently inked a $3 billion deal with Apple for Beats Music, and then the Doc had the most low-key celebration ever.

Nadeska Alexis

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If you’ve seen “Pulp Fiction” then you remember a few things: blood all over the interior, Uma Thurman taking an adrenalin shot to the heart, the Gimp and Samuel L. Jackson’s “Ezekiel” speech. Just thinking about it now, 20 years later, still makes us quake a bit in our boots.

Wanna know the scarier part? Jackson can still strike fear in the hearts of man, woman and child when he recites those lines. Need proof? Watch this clip from British talk show host Graham Norton’s show.

Gil Kaufman

Celebrities, they’re just like us! In that they have dads and on Father’s Day they like to give pops a little shout-out to know that they’re thinking about him. And, even though dad might have been distracted by golf/basketball/soccer on Sunday, that didn’t stop a bunch of stars from taking a minute to thank him.

Best Dad Nap Ever
“This is what life is about! Our baby girl turned 1 today! We played so hard they passed out while we were watching the game! Happy Father’s Day to the best daddy in the world! The way you love our daughter and protect her makes me filled with so much love!,” Kim Kardashian said to hubby Kanye West.

To All The Dads

A Dad By Any Other Name

Hanging With The Kids

Getting’ Crafty
Joe Jonas wished brother Kevin and their pops a happy F Day with some really bad Photoshop.

Movie Time

Throwback Sunday
Adam Lambert’s pic of his dad holding him was a but blurry, but still heartwarming.

Gwen Stefani got in on that action.

So did Mike Will Made It.

Just Thanks

Gil Kaufman

There have been a lot of fun things that have come with looking back at J. Cole’s early career, ahead of “RapFix Presents: J. Cole’s The Warm Up – 5 Years Later,” airing later tonight on MTV Jams. Of course, there’s that hilarious clip of Cole (in his “Produce For Jay Z or Die Tryin’” shirt) at Aaron Reid’s party on an episode of “My Super Sweet 16,” and the equally hilarious footage of him talking trash to Hov shortly after signing his deal.

But we haven’t forgotten why we’re here: to celebrate the fifth anniversary of The Warm Up. For many, that mixtape was an introduction to J. Cole. The 22-track project provided a picture of both Jermaine Cole — a recent college graduate struggling to pay loans, raised in North Carolina but living in New York City — and J. Cole — a hungry rapper eager to prove himself.

Cole’s honesty, world view and sharp wit are just some of the elements that made The Warm Up such a standout. Here are nine of our favorite lines on its fifth anniversary.

“Sometimes play the villain, sometimes play the hero/ Sometimes I be Dilla, sometimes I be Preemo/ Sometimes I be feeling, I got a big ego/ Other times a n—a swim around like Nemo” — “Knock Knock”
If Cole’s music is nothing else, it’s a tale of a man with many sides. This line artfully paints that reality.

“Half black other half white like Kid Rock/ Try to tell it to a cizz-op/ ...