This year is looking promising for movies, and in the trailer for Gangster Squad, Jay-Z’s track, “Oh My God” from his 2006 album, Kingdom Come is featured towards the end. Now that’s gangsta.

Surrounded by smoke and one big room full of bad bitches, comes Curren$y’s new video. Big Homie was right, it looks like a clip from a Mafia movie. The Stoned Immaculate drops June 5. Pre-order it here.

Them Travis Porter boys’ debut album, From Day 1 is finally set to hit stores on May 29th. Before then, here is a video from the photo shoot for the album cover. Photographed by Zach Wolfe.

Just like his go-to producer Jahlil Beats, Meek has joined Roc Nation management. He gave an interview with Hov’s URL on joining the fold. L+T: So you’re signed to Roc Nation management… MM: Yeah, that’s the new deal I put together. Me coming up in this rap game, I was always an underground artist coming up by myself and making all of the moves by myself. And my manager – he’s just like me, we’ve been coming up in the […]

Just like Ms. Wallace, Scarface also participated in the Platinum League junket. For our sit down, Face Mob spoke on the 10th anniversary of his classic album The Fix, Houston, new group, The Minority Report, and collaboration with Beanie Sigel.

During the Nuggets vs. Lakers game last week, LA Times’ Melissa Rohlin caught up with Tunechi courtside at the Staples Center. He spoke on how the Black Mamba inspires him as well as his own children, why the Lakers are his favorite team and more. Greatest player of all time? nav via lwhq

Life is good. And so is Slaughterhouse’s latest single. Yesterday, the party began filming the video and here’s our first look. Nice red leather jacket, Mouse. Sidebar: European Tour Dates

Biggie’s mom Voletta Wallace, was in town yesterday to promote Platinum League trading cards. The cards features a slew of rappers including her son, The Notorious B.I.G. Our conversation was great. She spoke on coping with her loss, B.I.G.’s appearance on Martin, VH1’s Behind The Music, and her decision to cremate him.

[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.1018470&w=540&h=350&fv=] Scarface and Travis Porter joined Sway on the MTV couch yesterday. Before, Facemob left, he scrolls through his PDA and kicks a vintage rap. After the jump, peep the cypher from Ali, Quez and Strap.

Taking a break from the Wu-Block project, Don Don holds his own and displays his gritty rhymes on this new recording. Mixtape on the way?