Officer Dave Brown (Harrelson) is a Vietnam vet and a Rampart Precinct cop, dedicated to doing “the people’s dirty work” and asserting his own code of justice, often blurring the lines between right and wrong to maintain his action-hero state of mind. When he gets caught on tape beating a suspect, he finds himself in [cont.]

Nero’s Me & You is the track played in the promo spot for these limited edition color versions of Dre’s Beats, available exclusively at Best Buy.

Vlad.TV pulls no punches when asking the tough questions, heh.

Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five invite Common, Lupe, and LL Cool J to perform their classic “The Message”, live at last nights Grammy Nominations Concert.

“After my two hiatuses I was put in a position where I couldn’t really make moves on Meek as quick as he may have wanted to. I never been one want to hold anyone back or to slow down the success of anybody. I’m the first to try to enhance what you have and if [cont.]

Common talks about his single “Sweet”.

Vitamin E in the director’s seat.

2.0 Boys Live from Brisk Bodega on Vimeo. Eminem, Slaughterhouse, and Yelawolf got together to perform “2.0 Boys” in Detroit, MI for the first time ever. While this doesn’t contain the show’s actual audio, the footage is excellent.

Willie Evans Jr. continues to push his “Introducin’” full length album released via Sucio Smash’s High Water Music. The Florida native, MC/Producer, released one of the strongest hip hop albums of the year…although severely slept on. Today marks the first official music video for the title/album track “Introducin’.”

“The joint album, it actually started as a joke. Tip would always refer to me as the Martian, and in one of his lyrics, he said, ‘It’s the man and the Martian,’ and we said, ‘Man that could be an album title.’ We kinda just played around with it. But it seems to be taking [cont.]

Jay-Z and Kanye West do “N***as In Paris”, followed by ‘Ye’s solo performance of “Stronger”.

The second in a series of 10 videos making up the LES IS MORE visual album.

Sean reveals details on the G.O.O.D. Music compilation, due Spring 2012, saying he contributed three tracks to the project, one with Kanye West and Kid Cudi. He also mentions that his new mixtape and album are on the away. Ass, ass, ass, ass, ass.

Another one from Thurz L.A. Riot LP, directed by Mister Whitmore.

Common answers fan Makungu Mathumbu’s question about what inspires him to write and to keep writing.

Directed by JeromeD.com, from Habits & Contradictions hitting this December.

Part 2 of 2: Wale previews an unreleased collaboration with J. Cole called “Traffic Jam,” shares advice from his Maybach Music boss Rick Ross, and reveals a new project with producer Mark Ronson.

Yelawolf documents the release date of Radioactive, which sold 41,000+ copies in it’s first two weeks.

Ghostface weighs in on beef raps, his upcoming solo album “Supreme Clientele 2 – Blue & Cream”, and the “Wu-Block” project. Plus Montreality staple questions regarding favorite pranks and what kinda student Ghost was.