King of the terrible adlibs (oh god! boy!), Big Sean, visits The Breakfast Club, speaking on his next album Hall of Fame, Eminem, Trinidad James, and more.

PATTCH82: First off, the new album Eyrth, Wynd And Fyre is set to drop on February 12th. How do you feel it stacks up against your other solo records…? CAPPADONNA: It’s just different man, it’s more together you know what I mean? The message is a little more clearer and I think it’s just an [cont.]

Preach on, Trouble Man.

A$AP Rocky speaks on his new single “Fuckin’ Problem”, his upcoming album, and more.

The legendary, Quentin Tarantino stopped by Sway in the Morning recently to speak on all things Django Unchained — an honest movie reflecting the times of slavery starring Jamie Foxx, Samuel L. Jackson, Leonardo Dicaprio and Kerry Washington. Although Sway called the movie his “personal favorite movie in 5 years,” critics had something else to [cont.]

Araab explains that he always knew his career would evolve and expand, the challenge of being creative, working with different artists, memorable experiences, electro scene, working with Diplo & Skrillex and current and new projects.

Raekwon appears at a Hurricane Sandy Benefit concert, and speaks briefly about his upcoming Lost Jewelry EP, and his next album.

Kendrick Lamar shares his favorite album of 2012. Plus, find out what he thinks of the critical acclaim, how his collaboration with Dido (“Let Us Move On”) came together, the latest on his album with J. Cole, and his favorite Christmas song.

Travelin’ Matt of QBar Bangkok sits down with Freddy after screening his first commercially successful hip hop movie, ‘Wild Style’. Freddy schools us on the history behind the graffiti artists, film career & his current art in 2012.

Part 1 of Hard Knock TV’s exclusive interview with Ab-Soul starts with Ab talking to Nick Huff Barili about the first rhyme he ever wrote, which was over Twista’s Emotions instrumental. SnapG was Ab’s first rap name and he even spit what he remembers from the verse. Soulo goes on to talk about how him [cont.]

Skylar Grey talks about her chemistry with Eminem who not only produced her album “Don’t Look Down” but also contributed a verse to the track “C’mon Let Me Ride.”

Danny Brown talks about his upcoming album ODB, which designers he’s wearing and which rappers he looks up to.

Mase appeared on MTV’s Rap Fix Live to speak on his return to the game, after his show-stealing verse on the Cruel Summer LP. He says he is interested in signing with G.O.O.D. Music or Drake. He answers fan questions and freestyles in the second clip.

Game sits down with Billboard to break down his new album, Jesus Piece, track-by-track. The album is in stores now. HHS review coming soon.

Big Boi sits in with The Breakfast Club. Although the interview gets off to an awkward start, Big Boi touches upon the usual topics – the lack of an Outkast reunion, the meaning behind his new album title, Future’s early career with The Dungeon Family, Janelle Monet’s next album, Ice-T & Coco, and more.

Out Da Box TV brings you Part 2 of their exclusive interview with veteran hip hop group “dead prez”. In this segment, the group speaks on the issue of overcoming struggle and what to prepare to combat next, as war continues to be waged against humanity. Stic.man also speaks on the importance of health/fitness and [cont.]

With several celeberity appearences throughout the jam-packed night, legendary rapper, KRS-One, stopped by STiKS Gaming’s Inaugural ARCADE Gaming Gala to not only deliver a magnificent performance, but to also raise awarness about the coniiuning need for Hurrican Sandy support. Further to the point, the highly respected hip hop artist shares that with the material loss [cont.]

Blueprint speaks with HipHopSite.Com’s DJ Pizzo, about his new album, Deleted Scenes. He also reveals plans for 2013, which include a new collaborative album with RJD2 as Soul Position, as well as his next solo album and new material from his Greenhouse Effect crew.

Game appears on Stern to talk about his new album, Jesus Piece, as well as the usual topics: being shot, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, and more.