With Big Sean’s Hall Of Fame and Juicy J’s Stay Trippy upon us (August 27), Big Sean makes his return to the front cover of The Source as part of the magazine’s 16th annual Power 30 issue. His xcerpt and photoshoot below.

Joe Budden’s set to have his plate full later this year. Via his Twitter account, he announced that he’ll be following up No Love Lost with Some Love Lost EP and All Love Lost LP this winter. Asstonishing. [tweet https://twitter.com/JoeBudden/status/372072188914200576]

Let’s take it back to straight hip hop. Ty Kidd Previously: Line ‘Em Up

Looks like we’ll have to wait an extra month to experience Khaled’s Suffering From Success. In his PSA above, he announces October 22 as its new release date as well as his recent accomplishments.

For their latest commercial the folks over at Beats By Dre links up with 2 Chainz to “destroy bad sound”. The clip stars 2 Chainz and features a preview of his Drake and Lil Wayne assisted track “I Do It”, which is featured on the rapper’s sophomore album.  B.O.A.T.S. 2: Me Time. drops September 10.

RapRadar luh da kids. And while Kanye was on Kris this morning, he revealed a picture of his two-month old daughter, North. Cue that Stevie Wonder music.

Ace Hood probably didn’t think he’d wake up to this. Three months after it’s release, his single “Bugatti” has surpassed the 500,000 sales mark. Turn up!

Drake’s got his head in the clouds on the cover of his upcoming album, Nothing Was The Same. Deluxe edition after the jump. Album in stores September 24th. Illustrated by Kadir Nelson.

Bad news rap dudes. Drake’s junior set, Nothing Was The Same has been delayed from September 17th to September 24th. On a brighter note, Drizzy will be performing “Started From The Bottom” this Sunday at the MTV VMAs. Tune in.

Seems like Scott Storch can’t catch a break. While in town for this weekend’s VMAs, the producer was robbed at gunpoint today while leaving the New York Palace hotel on Madison Ave.