Sneaker talk with Action Bronson, who eats during the interview, naturally.

The press release reads as follows: “Warner Bros. Records (WBR) today announced that it has signed a global recording contract with legendary rap group Wu-Tang Clan, including RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa, and Cappadonna. As a group, Wu-Tang has sold over 6.5 million records in the US, while [cont.]

#StillBlue is out on 10.28.14. Music video by Jared Evan & Statik Selektah. Directed by CK.

Video for the title cut from S-Double’s new Keepers of the Lost Art LP. Directed by Olise Forel for Moving Silence.

Yelawolf’s new single is on iTunes now. Here’s the video.

Directed by Shomi Patwary and A$AP Rocky. We’re hearing the A$AP Mob album is being pushed back to instead focus on Rocky’s sophomore effort.

Signed to J. Cole’s Dreamville Records, Cozz delivers his debut album, Cozz N Effect available now. Cole helps out on the “Knock Tha Hustle (Remix).”

Another one from Ross’ Hood Billionaire, due November 24th.

The King Remembered In Time offers up the cover art and tracklist for his sophomore Def Jam LP, Cadillactica, due November 11th. 1. Kreation (Intro) 2. Life 3. My Sub, Pt. 3 (Big Bang) 4. Cadillactica 5. Soul Food (ft. Raphael Saadiq) 6. Pay Attention (ft. Rico Love) 7. King of the South 8. Mind [cont.]

Lil Kim appears on The Breakfast Club looking…different. She addresses recent beef with Nicki Minaj and offense taken to her verse on Beyonce’s “Flawless” remix.

This is how Breaking Bad should have ended. Directed by Victor D. Ponten.

Mass Appeal: “On this episode of Rhythm Roulette we have Mac Miller aka Larry Fisherman. Traveling out to LA, we headed over to Record Surplus where Mac went into the Jazz selection and got his fingers dusty. Heading back to his studio, Mac quickly sifted through the three records and began crafting the skeleton of [cont.]

All other remixes to this song must bow down to this one.

“Shorty I don’t mind, if you dance on a pole, that don’t make you a hoe.” Ursher goes for the low-hanging fruit with a Juicy J featured stripper anthem.

Lil Dicky delivers his latest for his “Hump Days” series.

Tip on the remix of Spodee’s “Right Back.”

A lot of my friends went to Bishop Gorman. Now Snoop’s soon plays football for them. Produced by Carlos 1500.

Produced by ADRM + Cons.

New music from DJ Absolut and friends.

Rae’s #TBT series continues with its 16th episode, covering Amerie’s “Why Don’t We Fall In Love.”