Nas and Damian were in the home of Biggie and Jay yesterday at the Williamsburg Waterfront. They performed several cuts off Distant Relatives and Nas’ solo albums. Additional footage after the jump. thi

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”rick_rossbmf”] After Wale did his one-two thing, Rick Ross surprised the crowd with his own set. As seen in the video, he came out to a thunderous ovation as he performed this season’s biggest hit. Larry Hoover and Big Meech are having the worst best summer ever.

Following J.Cole’s interviews with 102 Jamz in Greensboro, NC he left the station with a few bars over “Affirmative Action”. This is what they want, huh? hhnm

Isn’t she lovely? Swizz and Alicia celebrated their union yesterday in Italy. Since none of us were on the guest list, here are some photos from the ceremony. missinfo via aliciakeysweb

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”walebandg”] Wale was also on the bill at Heineken’s “Inspire” concert and gave a live performance of “Black & Gold” off his upcoming mixtape, More About Nothing. Which by the way is dropping in 48 hours. Check out the nifty cover below.

Here comes the bride. GossipOnThis gathered a bunch of flicks from T.I. and Tiny’s wedding yesterday in Miami. Guest included Nelly, Usher, Lil Scrappy and Bow Wow. Following the ceremony, the Kang and Queen partied the night away with The 400 Club at Cameo.

Do you know your destiny? Well, Common sure does and last night at the One Music Festival in Atlanta, he spat a five minute freestyle. Sounds G.O.O.D. kiddunot Sidebar: The rest of the One Music Festival, featuring De La Soul. [vodpod id=Video.4143974&w=425&h=350&fv=] Exclusive Access

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”jcole_premeditated_murder”] Heineken’s “Inspire” tour made a pit stop yesterday in New York and featured J.Cole. After running through his set, he performed “Premeditated Murder” for the first time. This song’s a killer.

It seems like everyone got hitched this weekend. Yesterday, DJ Jazzy Jeff married fiancé, Lynette Jackson in Jamaica. Congrats nah mon!

In the latest preview of Rozay’s Bossumentary, Suave House founder Tony Draper reflects on his first meeting with Rick Ross and giving him his first break over at Suave House Records back in 2000. Long time coming. 57th ave Previously: Making Of “Free Mason”