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Jay-Z Turned Away By A London Nightclub Rapper Jay-Z was turned away when he wanted to enter in a London nightclub, because of his large entourage.	By Entertainment News Staff, - 7th of September 2005, 20:01 GMT Adjust text size:

Rapper Jay-Z was turned away when he wanted to enter in a London nightclub, because of his large entourage. Jay-Z was returning from Britain's GQ magazine award ceremony where he picked up the Man of the Year gong and came to the club to celebrate, accompanied by his management and a gaggle of girls. The manager of the club told Jay-Z they cannot stay there, because they are too many. And it appears Jay, 35, worth �182.1 million, wasn't offended by the snub and promised he'd be back to party another time. A source revealed to Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "Jay-Z turned up just before 2pm. He was keen to party and rushed down the stairs to look for a table followed by his management and a gaggle of girls. "But he was told there was no way he and his party could be seated as the club was heaving. We were stunned. I thought he'd be able to get a table anywhere." "He was charming and promised to come back again soon," the source added.

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