COVER STORY: CLIPSE x KAWS
They've got critical and underground acclaim by the ki, but thus far mainstream success has eluded the Clipse. Can their coke raps finally cross over? With their fourth LP set to hit the scales, the Brothers Thornton are about to find out.
COVER STORY: YOUNG JEEZY x ESPO
Over the course of four years, Jeezy's gone from being your favorite trapper's favorite rapper to one of the true hip-hop heavyweights. As he preps his fourth Thug Motivation class, the Snowman is back to whip the rap game into shape.
COVER STORY: ELIZA DUSHKU
You might not know how to prpoerly pronounce her last name (it rhymes with "push you"), but you do know she's one of the sexiest stars on TV. Dollhouse's leading lady (and producer!) takes us home with her.
FASHION: MR. HUDSON
The newest addition to Mr. West's G.O.O.D. Music family models the freshest suits for the fall. Now if only we could do something about Taz...
HOOKED UP
Complex's always-reliable style guide section has you covered with the season's best sweaters, denim, harrington jackets, watches, snowboarding fashion and more.
INDIVIDUALS:
Meet all the personalities who are making moves in Complex's world: Hollywood heavyweight Jack Black, "Community" actor Joel McHale, "Zombieland" star Jesse Eisenberg and sexy singer Amerie.
LACED
Check out all the latest exclusive kicks in Complex's sneaker guide section. This issue, we've got a close-up look at the In4mation x Vans collaboration, the new generation of basketball shoes, and a guide to hard bottoms and boots.
SPRAWL
Complex's pop culture pages get off to a sexy start with "Hot Complex" Jamie Chung. Also features the cast of "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia," 50 Cent, The Flaming Lips and our humorous take on the new NBA season.
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This issue's product guide section features our annual video game blowout, a how-to guide to Drifting, an in-depth look at the newest snowboarding technology, and more.
Young Jeezy on Writing Songs With Kanye:
Eliza Dushku on Self-Destructive Hollywood Starlets:
The Clipse's Pusha T Defends the Current State Of Rap: