Shakira "bosses" Jay Z about.
The 'Hips Don't Lie' hitmaker, who will release her self-titled 10th studio album on Monday (24.03.14), her first record since signing to Jay Z's Roc Nation label, insists the 'Holy Grail' hitmaker does not tell her what to do.
She told The Sun newspaper: "He's not my boss. He is my manager. In fact he says that I boss him around.
"But he is a great manager. He is very chilled, which is important.
"I think male managers are very relaxed and they know how to handle very stressful situations.
"The thing with women is we give so much importance to every little detail. Everything has the same level of importance. We lose perspective, or at least I do.
"The hairdresser didn't turn up! Arrrrrgggghhh, what can I do? It's the end of the world!
"Where's men's minds don't work like that so they have to prioritise so that puts things in perspective."
Shakira, 37, thinks women can be more "hysterical" when things go wrong and they "lose it" more than men.
She explained: "But Jay Z, in particular, keeps his cool, which is great for me because with a female artist's career there is always some chaos."
'Shakira' is her first English-language album since 'She Wolf' was released in 2009 and her first as a working mum, after giving birth to 14-month-old Milan, her son with FC Barcelona player Gerard Pique.
She added: "It's exciting to be back. A bit scary and exciting at the same time and I honestly don't know how I do it. Only we women can multitask in the way we do. Men would never be able to juggle in the same way."

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have hired Spanish nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo to care for their son Prince George.
The royal couple are "delighted" the full-time child minder has agreed to join their household and will be assisting them during their 19-day trip to Australia and New Zealand next month.
A spokesman for Kensington Palace said: "Maria is a full-time nanny, who started work with us recently, and will be accompanying the Duke and Duchess and Prince George to New Zealand and Australia.
"We will not be giving further details on Maria or her employment, except to say that the Duke and Duchess are of course delighted she has chosen to join them."
Maria trained at the prestigious Norland College in Bath, which teaches nannies how to care for children during an intensive full-time three-year degree course, costing a total of £36,000.
The nannies are taught how to deal with potential kidnappers with the use of their Tae Kwon-Do skills, intruding paparazzi, and how to drive at high speed in any weather conditions.
Maria, thought to be in her 30s, has been working for the royal family for the past few weeks.
The couple recruited the new child minder to look after eight-month-old George after Jessie Webb, 71, who previously looked after William when he was a child, gave her notice in last month.

Johnny Vegas is to return to 'Benidorm'.
The 42-year-old comedian - who starred in the ITV show from 2007 to 2009 - is set to make a comeback to the sitcom next year as his well-loved character Geoff Maltby, alongside Crissy Rock, who will play Janey York again, and Elsie Kelly as Noreen Maltby.
Show favourites Sherrie Hewson, who plays manageress Joyce Temple Savage, Tim Healy, who plays Les/Lesley, and Jake Canuso, who plays hunky bar worker Mateo, will return to the Spanish Solana resort as usual.
The ITV director of entertainment Elaine Bedell said:"After another successful run on screen we're thrilled that a new series is about to start shooting on location in Spain.
"We're equally pleased that some familiar faces from the Solana's past will be making a welcome return to the sunshine."
Meanwhile, Sheila Reid who has played acid-tongued, chain-smoking Madge Harvey in all six series is set to leave the show next year along with her co-stars Siobhan Finneran, who plays her on-screen daughter Janice Garvey, and Steve Pemberton, who stars as her long-suffering son-in-law Mick.
Their teenage son Michael - played by Oliver Stokes - is also being written out, but script writer Derren Litten has promised the well-loved family will leave on a high.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "It's a huge shame the Garveys are leaving because they've been in every series and the fans love them, but writer Derren Litten is excited about their exit storyline.
"He wants them to leave with a bang -- though he'll definitely leave the door open for them to return."

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Kylie Minogue wants to be a Bond girl.
The 45-year-old singer would love to appear as Daniel Craig's love interest in a future installment of the James Bond film series, although she knows she would have to do it soon as she's not getting any younger.
She said: "I would be the oldest bond girl but of course it would be amazing."
The 'Can't Get You Out of My Head' hitmaker would follow in the footsteps of actresses including Halle Berry, Naomie Harris and Gemma Arterton if she locked lips with the famous spy character, and claims she would love to do more acting.
She added to the Daily Star newspaper: "I guess I get to do some kind of acting, doing videos or putting on a confident face when I don't really feel that way. But proper acting, I get such a thrill out of that."
The Australian beauty - who split from her boyfriend of five years, Andres Velencoso, last year - also opened up about her search for the right man.
She said: "He needs to be sincere, funny and be able to cope with me and my lifestyle. He has to be someone I admire as well."

Justin Bieber wants a house on the Isle Of Wight.
The 'Boyfriend' singer is thinking of investing in a holiday home on the island - located on the English Channel and only accessible by hovercraft or boat - as a perfect location to enjoy secluded holidays with on-off girlfriend Selena Gomez.
An insider told Showbiz Spy: "Justin wants somewhere quiet to escape to when it all gets too much.
"England has always appealed to him, and he wants somewhere that feels like it's cut of from the rest of the world - which is why he has his heart set on the Isle of Wight."
The 20-year-old pop star has already got his team on the hunt for the right house, and is sparing no expense.
The source added: "His people are putting out feelers and trying to find him the perfect property for him and Selena to enjoy as and when they feel like it. Of course, money is no object."
The property hunt comes after Justin sold his Calabasas home in Los Angeles to Khloe Kardashian earlier this month, following a string of complaints from neighbours over his wild antics.
Justin is now planning to settle into a home in Atlanta, Georgia as part of a bid to launch a hip-hop career.

will.i.am was starstruck by Joanna Lumley.
The 'Absolutely Fabulous' legend spent four days at 'The Voice' coach's home in Los Angeles for her new TV documentary, 'Joanna Lumley Meets will.i.am', and he admits he was taken aback when they first met because he is a fan of her champagne-swilling character Patsy in the sitcom.
He said: "I was a fan of 'Absolutely Fabulous', but her acting was so freakin' out of this world that I didn't realise she was the person who played Patsy. The first time I met her I thought, 'Oh my gosh, you're the woman from Absolutely Fabulous!' "
And the 'Bang Bang' hitmaker is also a fan of Joanna's most recent role opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in a big budget movie.
He added: "She was really good in 'The Wolf of Wall Street'."
will admits he had to ask his mother for permission to invite Joanna, 68, to their home in Los Angeles for the documentary because his family is incredibly private.
He explained to Radio Times magazine: "I'm private because of my mum. The neighbourhood we came from wasn't pretty an she raised us not to share with people the things we hold scared.
"I speak to her every other day and there's certain things I still have to ask her permission for. I wanted to do this documentary because it's rooted in my charity work."

Les Dennis can't wait to film scenes in the Rovers Return.
The comedian is set to join the cast of 'Coronation Street' as Michael Rodwell, who is introduced when he burgles Gail Platt (Helen Worth)'s home, and he says he's incredibly excited to shoot a scene in the ITV soap's famous pub.
He said: "It's been a complete whirlwind. I got the call to come in on a Monday, then did a screen test the following week with Helen Worth before filming. That was awe-inspiring - but when I get to enter the Rovers, I'll be like Charlie in the chocolate factory."
Les, 60, is a life-long 'Corrie' fan and was like a kid in a candy store when he arrived on the cobbled set in Manchester.
He revealed to Inside Soap magazine: "I've loved 'Coronation Street' since I was a kid and watched it from the beginning. When I got here, I was thinking, 'I don't know if I'm allowed to take photos or anything!' I was kind of trying to behave. But I now have a picture of myself outside the Rovers, which I was thrilled about.
"Walking down the corridors and seeing all the actors' names on the dressing room doors, I was gasping. All those legends!"

Andy Serkis will direct a live-action version of 'The Jungle Book'.
The 49-year-old actor has his sights set on the adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's classic children's story and is in negotiations with Warner Bros. to bring it to life on the big screen.
Serkis will also produce the movie with Steve Kloves, and Steve's daughter Callie Kloves is set to make her screenwriting debut on the film, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Alejandro González Iñárritu was previously in talks to direct the film, but he pulled out due to scheduling conflicts and Ron Howard, who directed 'Rush' was also a brief contender for the director position.
However, adding the 'Lord of the Rings' star to the movie will put Warner Bros. back in the competition as Disney is also running a live-action 'Jungle Book' project, which has already hit the casting stage.
Disney's adaptation will be directed by Jon Favreau, known for 'Elf' and 'Iron Man', and Idris Elba is also on board to voice the man-eating tiger Shera Khan.
'The Jungle Book' would mark Serkis' first feature directing gig, although he has also served as second unit director on the 'Hobbit'.
Kipling's original collection of stories were published in 1894 and Disney famously released its animated movie in 1967, which was then followed by a live-action film in 1994.

Liam Payne has offered to write tracks for Neon Jungle.
The One Direction hunk is keen to pen songs for other acts and told the British four-piece last month that he'd like to work with them in the future because he likes their style.
The group's singer and rapper Amira McCarthy told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "We met Liam at the Brits afterparty.
"He told us he wanted to write for us and likes our sound, which was amazing.
"We couldn't believe it, so that's definitely something for the future."
Meanwhile, the 20-year-old singer and his bandmate Louis Tomlinson teamed up with Good Charlotte's Joel and Benji Madden in the United States earlier this month to work on material, which is expected to feature on One Direction's upcoming fourth album.
Although Liam and Louis' bandmates - Harry Styles, Niall Horan and Zayn Malik - weren't involved in the collaboration, Harry, 20, has also been working on some new music with Irish rock band Kodaline.
Niall has also been spending some time with McFly - consisting of Danny Jones, Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd - recently and was busy writing a song with them earlier this week.
However, this isn't the first time Niall, 20, has teamed up with McFly as they also collaborated last year for several tracks, which featured on One Direction's 'Midnight Memories' album.

Simon Cowell has introduced his mother to his son for the first time.
The 54-year-old music mogul hasn't seen his mum Julie, 88, in months, but he and his girlfriend Lauren Silverman paid her a visit in England earlier this week to introduce her to five-week-old Eric, who was named after her late husband.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "It was a lovely visit from Simon and Lauren, and Julie was thrilled.
"There were some very emotional moments when she got to hold and touch Eric and his name is obviously very poignant for Julie as her husband Eric died in 1999."
Simon previously revealed that he and Lauren, 36, were planning to move back to London after Eric's birth due to his demanding work schedule, but the pair will have to divide their time between the UK and the US as Lauren's eight-year-old son Adam - from her previous marriage with Andrew Silverman - lives in New York.
He said last month: "Lauren knows what my work schedule is so she is cool with that and we will travel a little bit.
"We made the decision to come back to the UK and she wants to live here for a while."

Kanye West is buying Kim Kardashian a chain of fast food eateries.
The 36-year-old rapper, who owns several Fatburger bistros in Chicago through his company KW Foods LLC, is giving his fiancée 10 Burger King restaurants throughout Europe as a wedding gift.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "As always, Kanye is thinking outside the box when it comes to gifts for Kim.
"She owns all the jewels anyone could ever want, so he is taking the practical route by investing in businesses for her instead.
"He knows the fast food industry is reliable and lucrative, plus BK is international so he thinks it's the perfect fit for Kim.
"Kanye wants to buy her 10 restaurants across the UK, Italy and France, making her a real international businesswoman."
The 'Bound 2' hitmaker wants Kim to step away from her reality TV series 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' and start carving out a successful career in business.
The source added: "That's where he sees her future career, away from reality TV."
Meanwhile, the couple - who have nine-month-old daughter North together - are reportedly set to tie the knot in Paris on May 24.