“I think it’s time.” Goodie Mob member Big Gipp talks to SoulCulture in a New York hotel days before the anticipated Goodie Mob reunion concert in Atlanta on 19 Sept 2009. He talks about why the group have reunited, why Cee-lo is such an integral member of the group, how it affected him when he [cont.]

Brother Ali does a sit down with Polish site Stay True Video for this in-depth interview. Here, he speaks on his hometown of Minneapolis, the differences between working with Ant and Jake One, his lost collabo album with Freeway, and much more.

Brand Nubian’s Sadat X visits Sway In The Morning for wine tasting and to spit a freestyle.

K.R.I.T. speaks with consumate ballbreakers, The Breakfast Club. They speak on Big K.R.I.T. and Yelawolf’s collaborative mixtape, Country Cousins, his experience with Def Jam, the return of Bubba Sparxx, his homie Big Sunt, and more.

Ghost and Sheek talk with the Fuse TV about the upcoming Wu-Block album and what to expect from it. While Ghost and Sheek are the frontmen, they suggest the virtually all of the core members of the Wu-Tang Clan and The Lox appear on the full-length. Also, Ghostface is an Action Bronson fan, ironically.

RZA sits down with hot-ass Nikki Novak of Young Hollywood to speak on his new film, The Man With The Iron Fists, which he stars, directed and scored, along with help from Quentin Tarrantino and Eli Roth. Dave Batista sits in, as well.

Mac Miller visits Juan Epstein (Cipha Sounds + Peter Rosenberg). Here, he discusses meeting Eminem for the first time, his Scrooge McDuck levels of wealth, the Lord Finesse lawsuit, and more.

DMX speaks with DJ Whoo Kid on “beefs” with Drake, Ja Rule, and R. Kelly. Undisputed in stores now.

In this three part interview, the legendary Masta Ace visits Sway In The Morning to talk about origins of “The Symphony”, G.O.O.D. vs. Slaugherhouse vs. MMG, and performs “I Did It” from his new album MA_DOOM with MF Doom.

Tip meets up with Angie Martinez to speak on his new book Trouble & Triumph, and also gives his thoughts on Lil Wayne’s recent comments about New York City.

As he embarks on a promotional tour for his new book Purpose: An Immigrant’s Story, singer/rapper Wyclef Jean discusses the recent revelation that The Fugees broke up because of Lauryn Hill’s alleged claim that baby Zion was his. Reported by Seandra Sims. Edited by Gina Torres.

The G.O.O.D. promo tour continues, as the crew rolls up to 106 & Park to discuss Cruel Summer. The crew gives an interview in three parts in the first clip. The second clip is of the entire show, which also includes performances of “Mercy”, “New God Flow,” “Birthday Song,” “I Don’t Like,” and “Clique”, starting [cont.]

In this dope series put together by DJ Derezon and Tre The Boy Wonder of The Soundscan Mixshow, the duo feature both RZA and DJ Premier in separate episodes, exploring 14 of their classic records, and the stories behind them, as told by the producers themselves.

Del speaks briefly with AUX TV about his upcoming Deltron 3030 sequel with Dan The Automator and Kid Koala, Event II. He explains the setting of the album takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, free of rule or government.

Bobbito visits Angie Martinez at Hot 97 to speak on his new pick-up basketball film, Doin’ It In The Park.

Common, Pusha T, Cyhi the Prynce, Teyana Taylor and Big Sean talk about how recording “Cruel Summer” with Kanye was no Hawaiian vacation.

Ice-T speaks with Dr. Dre about his approach to making beats, in this outtake from Something From Nothing: The Art Of Rap, which is in stores now on DVD.

DMX shares details about almost signing with “Bad Boy” and explains how Biggie Smalls helped him appreciate a smile.

T.I. tells Fuse why his new album Trouble Man is both “vintage” and “future” and updates us on collabos with Andre 3000, Pink, Cee Lo and R. Kelly.