Former Clipse member, No Malice, was on Hot 97 to discuss his upcoming film, 'The End of Malice' and his conversion story in which he described as God literally touching him.

On our 13th episode of Rapzilla.com Live with Chris Chicago, we give you the latest news with our "What's Poppin'" segment and an interview with No Malice, whose currently on a screening tour for his new film, The End of Malice.

The Breakfast Club Power 105.1 interviewed No Malice this week about a variety of topics including his new film The End of Malice and brother Pusha T, who No Malice called motivation to stay faithful to Jesus.

Here is a free download of RAW's single "Two-Four-Seven" featuring No Malice & Victorious, from their new album RAWMERICA available now.

HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 17, 2016 – Rapzilla and Second Films are partnering to host a special preview screening of The End of Malice, a new film that shares the untold story of hip-hop star and former Clipse member Gene Thornton’s journey from “Malice” to “No Malice,” at AMC Studio 30 on March 9, 2016.

RAW is a more succinct way to communicate their shared mission.As an acronym, RAW stands for “Ready And Willing” – a posture they take about sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ whenever and wherever they are called.

A new film, The End of Malice, shares the untold story of hip-hop star and former Clipse member Gene Thornton’s journey from “Malice” to “No Malice.”

In an in-depth interview with VICE, GOOD Music rapper Pusha T told the story of when his brother, No Malice, first came to him about separating their popular duo, the Clipse.

Houston-based rapper Reconcile released a new song this weekend, music which could be on his rumored Catchin' Bodies 2 project.

A Rapzilla.com exclusive free download, Derek Minor and Corey Paul lend verses to Reconcile's "Catch A Body". The original version of this track features No Malice and is available on Reconcile's latest EP, Catchin' Bodies.