Today marks the 10th anniversary of Get Rich Or Die Tryin’“. This throwback clip from MTV finds Sway asking 50 Cent about what to expect from the now classic LP.

Nas sits down with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl to talk about hip hop’s presence at the Grammys.

In this 30 minute interview with Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg, Action Bronson sits in the Juan Epstein crew in another hilarious clip.

Eve stops by The Breakfast Club to discuss her whereabouts, dating a billionaire, her new album Lip Lock, and more.

Love & Hip-Hop stars Consequence and Joe Budden share an awkward moment at Hot 97, following Cons comments on Joe Budden in an earlier interview with The Breakfast Club.

In the last installment of Gasface’s producer series, K-Def speaks at Fat Beats warehouse about longevity in the game, and his production style. Music Is my Character by Gasface

West Coast rap-trio Pac Div decodes “No Superman” and “Bank,” from their newly released sophomore album GMB.

In the first clip, Push spits some bars on Funk Flex’s show, while in the second audio clip, he appears for an in-depth interview on The Combat Jack Show. Pusha T discusses the differences in working with The Neptunes and Kanye, why Big Daddy Kane > Rakim, how Big Sean is really a problem within [cont.]

From VladTV: “Love & Hip-Hop” star Consequence opens up about his perceived beef with co-stars Joe Budden and Raqi Thunda, revealing that he has no animosity towards either of them. Cons added that he only got on the show, because he wanted to use it as a platform for his religion and to support his [cont.]

Pusha T sets the record straight on Kanye West’s assumed affiliation with the Illuminati and devil worshipping. Yes, this had to be addressed. Seriously.

Pusha T gives Esteban inside info on the tracks “Millions”, “Doesn’t Matter”, and “Blocka” off his new mixtape “Wrath of Caine.” He also claims that Big Daddy Kane is better than Rakim, and defends his upcoming album title “My Name is My Name.”

Nore talks to the Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg morning show about changing his name back to Papi, as well as all the other names he goes by. Papi also talked about the home made videos he got from the mid 90′s that he’s now releasing.

In Rick Ross’ first interview of 2013, he and Peter Bailey discuss his title track on Django, Spike Lee’s criticism of the film, his acting debut on “Magic City”, reuniting with Trick Daddy and even a possible book.

Big Daddy Kane discusses old school hip hop and the challenges of selling a young Jay-Z to music execs.

Pusha T says that Cruel Winter was intended to come out, with lots of music recorded for it, but “G.O.O.D. Music isn’t one to just piece a project together”. After Common also denied it’s existence, it seems pretty unlikely that we’ll see this album, at least under that title.

Here is Vanilla Ice’s full interview with Sway in the Morning. In their conversation, Ice speaks openly on all things Ice — including selling 160 million records, the key to success according to his experiences, and what really happened with Suge Knight. Did he really get hung over a balcony? “The truth is he was [cont.]

50 Cent speaks on his collaborations with Eminem on his next LP, Street King Immortal.

Action Bronson takes time out from his tour to chat with us, this is a mere snippet of the full interview which will be featuring in the next issue of Wordplay magazine.

Call the dogs off, it came from a jeweler.

Tip speaks on collaborating with Timbaland and Timberlake on Justin’s upcoming The 20/20 Experience LP.