New shit has come to light. In this interview with Beat Bop Scholar, the rhyme inspector Percee P speaks on signing with Big Beat in 1992. He recalls Stretch Armstrong inviting him to a session that would result in the recording of MC Serch’s “Here It Comes”, which featured Akinyele, Nas, T-Ray, and Percee P [cont.]

The duo that collaborated on “If I Ruled The World” well embark on an 18-city U.S. tour called the Life Is Good / Black Rage tour. Definite opposite ends of the outlook spectrum. Dates below: Oct. 6 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion (NAS ONLY) Oct. 20 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona State Fairgrounds [cont.]

At Rock The Bells this past weekend, Nas sit down with Fuse to speak on his new album and the forthcoming video for “Bye Baby”, which details his divorce with Kelis.

The internet broke in half yesterday when longtime hip-hop scribe Dream Hampton suggested that Nas had used both Jay Electronica and Stic.Man as ghostwriters for the his Untitled LP. She tweeted, “I think Jay writes what he believes. Nas “Nigger” album was largely written by Stic of dead prez and Jay Electronica.” Jay Electronica has [cont.]

The producer behind “Ni**as In Paris” speaks with the Femme Fatale mixshow (bitch!). Among other topics, he explains how he “lost” the master for Nas and Frank Ocean’s collaboration meant for Life Is Good. The lost tapes, indeed.

Exclusive in-depth interview with Joey Badass (Bada$$) and CJ FLY. Part 1 starts with The Progressive Era members talking to Nick Huff Barili about being on a national tour while still in High School, how Pro Era got started, who is involved and where its going. As the interview continues Nick asks Joey how he [cont.]

Produced by The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, from Kiss The Ring, due August 21st.

The creative process revealed for DJ Khaled’s Kiss The Ring track with DJ Premier, Nas, and Scarface.

Here is the second half of Nas’ interview with Big Boy on Power 106. Here, he speaks about his relationship with Amy Winehouse, dinner with Obama or Oprah, ghostwriting, Jay-Z & Kanye, advice from Biggie, and more.

Nas sits in on Big Boy’s Neighborhood on LA’s Power 106, speaking about Life Is Good, reciting his first rhyme, and speaking on his divorce with Kelis.

Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Nas speaks with The Ed Show on MSNBC about his new album Life Is Good and much more.

Pusha T spoke with MTV about his upcoming G.O.O.D. Music debut, and gives a taste of a track from it called “40 Acres”. Creator of the #1 album in the country appears on Jimmy Kimmel to perform a pair of tracks. Begs the question why “Nasty” was not included on the regular edition’s final tracklist….

Life Is Good for Nas indeed, beating out industry projections for the Queens’ emcee’s 10th album, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts, with 139,000 copies sold.

Yes, Nas is easily the most consistant rapper in the game. While Eminem may be the most technically amazing, and Jay-Z the one with the biggest catalog of hits, as XXL has put in their perfect rating of Life Is Good, Nas’ career has stretched the longest. If Biggie’s reign on the top was short [cont.]

Nas tells us why his 1994 classic Illmatic is nine tracks of “hip hop excellence” on Review the Old, Plug the New. He refers to Life Is Good as “excellence”, however says he realizes how much better he could have made it. Review coming tonight….

Nas by 3030fm Colbert interviews Nas, then he performs “The Don”. Nas, not Colbert.

On the UK leg of Nas recent tour, SoulCulture TV took a road trip up to Manchester to speak to the legendary emcee about his latest album, Life Is Good; out today (in the UK, July 17th in US) through Def Jam. After performing for the Academy crowd, Nas discussed the energy behind the album [cont.]

In a recent interview with ThisIs50 the legendary Large Professor revealed that there was one shot left in the chamber, in the classic 2001 battle between Jay-Z and Nas. “When Nas was first recording “Ether” it was over a Swizz Beatz beat, and he was getting at him,” Large Professor said. “That was the original [cont.]