Blueprint

Legendary music exec Jimmy Iovine discusses founding Interscope Records and more.

Bobby Hundreds channeled his love for music and culture into creating an iconic streetwear brand.

Todd McFarlane discusses his career as a comic book artist and his work on "Spider-Man" and "Spawn."

Daniel Arsham started the design firm Snarkitecture to blend art and architecture.

Joie Manda has a track record of building the careers of Rick Ross, Vince Staples, 2 Chainz and more.

Nicknamed "The Voice of New York," radio icon Angie Martinez shares how she kicked off her career.

Self-taught producer Will Packer created numerous blockbusters, earning over $1 billion at the box office.

Queens-bred Ronnie Fieg went from a 13-year-old stock boy to a brand mogul.

Charles D. King made history as he rose from the mailroom at William Morris to become a partner.

John McPheters helped bring the consignment model to footwear at Flight Club.

Angie Nwandu went from unemployment to reformatting the tabloids for the social media generation.

Pat "the Manager" and Chance the Rapper set the bar for what independent artists can achieve.

After Pusha T and his brother's group Clipse disbanded, he has remained relevant in rap for decades.

Jon Buscemi details how he founded an eponymous lifestyle brand that marries hip-hop with high fashion.

Lyor Cohen discovered and launched prolific musical acts while leading major labels.

Elliott Wilson has helmed some of the most respected hip-hop publications from Ego Trip, XXL to The Source.

Scooter Braun is a visionary for the self-made social media age who discovered Justin Bieber.

KAWS went from being a skater kid doing graffiti around NYC to creating world-famous pop art.

A former music journalist, Cheo took his experiences to Hollywood and created the hit series "Luke Cage."

A-Trak became a five-time world champion by age 18 and went on to enjoy tremendous success in EDM.

Jason "Poo Bear" Boyd crafted hits like 112's "Peaches & Cream" before teaming with Justin Bieber.