Nas

R&B superstar Chris Brown has been working hard in the studio as he records tracks for his upcoming LP 'Fortune.' Although the crooner has been keeping a lot of the details under wraps, today (Jan. 20) it was revealed that veteran rhyme-spitter Nas will appear on the collection.

It's no secret that Amy Winehouse and Nas became good friends after she dedicated her song  'Me & Mr Jones' to him. For the songbird's posthumous album 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures,' the two reunite on the throwback-sounding track that was originally recorded in May 2008 with producer Salaam Remi.

Stick 'em up! After delivering the 'Nasty' video, it looks like Nas is ready to holdup the rap game with this robbery-themed banger featuring his partner-in-rhyme Rick Ross. 'It's a Tower Heist' will appear on the soundtrack to the Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy comedy flick 'Tower Heist,' which will mug the box office on Nov. 4.

Rapper Nas reps for his hometown of Queensbridge, N.Y., in his mesmerizing new video for 'Nasty.' The clip has all of the motifs of the bling-bling jewelry and bodacious females you normally see in rap videos, but there's a slight twist.

Since Amy Winehouse released her track 'Me & Mr. Jones,' there has been speculation that the songstress penned the song about Nas, whose birth name is Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones. Now, the rapper is confirming that 'Me & Mr. Jones' is indeed about him.

Rap icon Nas celebrated the big 3-8 on Wednesday (Sept. 14) in New York with hip-hop luminaries Jay-Z, Common, DJ Khaled, DJ Premier and R&B singer Ne-Yo. Dressed in a polka-dot burgundy jacket, black shirt, matching bow tie, Adidas sneakers and shades, the birthday boy sipped wine and ate chocolate cake.

Rapper Lil Wayne is full of surprises on his new album 'Tha Carter IV.' First, he show us his tender side on 'How to Love,' then disses Jay-Z on 'I'm Good' and then spits memorable one-liners on 'She Will.' So what does Weezy do to top all of that? He somehow finds MIA rapper Shyne (where has he been hiding?) and adds him on one of the best posse tracks we have heard in a long time.

Rapper Nas shows off his funny (albeit creepy) side in the 'Shadows With Nas' video for the always hilarious comedy site Funny or Die. While most rappers are known for their serious sides, Nas is letting loose by portraying the ominous shadow and/or the voice inside your head.