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Four years after changing his name, finding God and bowing out of the rap game, No Malice is back with a new documentary that tells his story.

No Malice details the moment he was done with the Clipse.

No Malice is taking his show on the road and showing his 'End of Malice' documentary at theaters around the country.

No Malice is still one of the best.

Though the hopes of a new Clipse album are all but dashed, No Malice is still doing his thing. He has released a trailer for his upcoming documentary, The End of Malice, which outlines his path of righteousness, and features guest appearances from two of his closest comrades; Pharrell Williams, and his brother, Pusha T. Che...

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No Malice and Pusha T are two of the most eloquent MCs in the game, and when they talk, people tend to listen carefully. Last night, CNN's Bob Weir caught up with the Clipse back in their Virginia hometown for a segment entitled "Brother's Keeper...

No Malice, the other half of the Clipse recently showcased his skills on 106 & Park’s “The Backroom.” Like his younger brother Pusha T, the Virgina MC is also pursuing a solo career. At SXSW he told RapZilla not to expect another Clipse album. “People keep asking ...

It's officially a wrap for one of the most beloved duos in hip-hop, the Clipse. The writing has been on the wall for some time now, beginning with the point where the elder Thornton brother changed his name to No Malice and started making Christian music...

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While the forthcoming Clipse album may be in limbo, No Malice is continuing to push his latest solo project, Here Ye Him. Today, the Virginia MC drops the video for the Fam-lay assisted track, "Blasphemy." The treatment is littered with old school aesthetics combined with, well, randomness...