Fuse catches up with Slaughterhouse to nail down the street date for “Welcome to: Our House” and an upcoming collab with Black Hippy.

First single from Pooh’s Sleepers: The Narcoleptic Outtakes project, up now for pre-order at iTunes.

Iggy Azalea speaks on what’s been holding back her upcoming “Glory EP,” working with Pusha T, Cee-Lo, B.O.B. and T.I. on the project and what the relationship between her and her Grand Hustle labels mates is like. Iggy also spoke briefly on any possible collaborations that may be in the works with her XXL Freshman [cont.]

BBC Radio 1′s Zane Lowe about dropping Channel Orange early, his creative process, and more.

From Bleu’s upcoming mixtape, as seen above.

This video shows Wiz Khalifa’s performance rider spread out across the table. Bill Paladino directs, as usual.

It seems as if Beanie Sigel’s reign of tax-evading terror has come to an end. He was sentenced on Thursday to two years in prison for failing to file $728,536 in federal income taxes from 1999-2005. He also must pay all fines, fees, and penalties to the IRS, before heading to prison on September 12th. [cont.]

Affion has Weird Al levels of comedy in this new clip from his upcoming Watch The Clone comedy album.

Beats TV sits down with Top Dawg Entertainment’s Ab-Soul for an exclusive freestyle.

Swizz Beatz talks about collaborating with Chris Brown and Ludacris on his new single “Everyday Birthday,” his mixtape “Limitless,” and his wife Alicia Keys’ upcoming album.

From Chin Injeti’s Peoples mixtape, due July 17th.

19 new tracks from Ms. 212, in anticipation for her upcoming full-length Broke With Expensive Taste, hitting soon. Azealia Banks – “Fantasea”

Not sure if Tyga is getting “well done” in a sauna, or pinching a big “well done” loaf. Either way, we have another contender for worst cover of the year. Look for the mixtape soon….

Das Racist teamed up with fellow Brooklynite Talib Kweli on the gritty banger “The Actual”. The track is produced by Amaze 88 for Eastern District’s Mosholu mixtape, which also features the likes of Spank Rock and mufuggin, uh, Machine Gun Kelly.

Slaughterhouse tap El-P for this complete reworking of the first single from welcome to: OUR HOUSE, hitting august 28th.

In part two of Sean Price’s Rap Clinic, Sean continues to let rappers know they suck.

Slaughterhouse speak out in support of Frank Ocean’s decision to be open about his bisexuality, and praise his new album Channel Orange.