Actor Lou Diamond Phillips detailed his life and career in a new VladTV exclusive. He described growing up in a military family, which required him to move around a lot before settling in Texas. Phillips opened up about pursuing TV and film at an early age before securing his first major, and arguably most notable, role in "La Bamba." He described being launched into stardom as a result of that role and securing starring roles in other notable films, such as "Stand and Deliver" and the "Young Guns" film series. Phillips also described working with other film legends, such as Denzel Washington and Robert De Niro, before explaining how he's been able to play different ethnicities despite being a Filipino-American. To hear more, view the full interview above.

sdfRapper and singer Morray detailed his life story in a new VladTV exclusive. The Fayetteville native described splitting his upbringing between North Carolina, New York, and Pennsylvania. He also explained how financial struggles and being a follower led him to a life of crime during his teen years. However, his final stint behind bars and the birth of his first child caused him to turn his life around. Morray decided to pursue music and eventually caught his big break with the success of the single, "Quicksand." Despite cosigns from J. Cole and DaBaby and signing a deal with Interscope, the music artist explained how he wasn't prepared to handle issues with management and the label. He described the circumstances that led him to not release music in recent years and how he's reestablishing himself as a lasting force.

Maino returned to VladTV amid the drama involving Cam'ron and Jim Jones. Maino reacted to being dragged into the feud and having to clear up misconceptions to the public. He also revisited his time as a hungry rapper, who would troll and diss other artists for shock value and attention. The rapper pointed out how such antics led to a select few peers approaching him. Moving along, Maino talked about Drake's lawsuit against UMG, cases involving ASAP Rocky and Lil Durk, Maino's interview with Suge Knight, and much more.

Rico Recklezz returned to VladTV to discuss a variety topics, including his new romance with R&B star Summer Walker. The Chicago rapper offered details about how the relationship developed before reflecting on Drake shouting him out. Rico Recklezz also reacted to Tay Savage explaining the origins of "savage life" in Chicago jails, as well as Lil Durk being locked up over the passing of Quando Rondo's cousin Lul Pab. Later in the interview, Rico discussed separate cases involving ASAP Rocky, Lil Reese, and Young Thug and also reflected on the current state of Chicago.

1090 Jake returned to VladTV to discuss a number of legal matters within the rap industry. He started by tackling ASAP Rocky's gun case and whether it was wise for Rocky to risk a 24-year sentence by rejecting his plea deal. Jake also talked about Tory Lanez's legal troubles since getting convicted for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, which DJ Vlad revisited his previous interviews with YSL Mondo and YSL DK. This led 1090 Jake to reflect on the outcome of Young Thug's RICO trial and much more.

Crunchy Black returned to VladTV to offer his thoughts on a number of developments since his last interview. The Three 6 Mafia legend reacted to Project Pat losing his 21-year-old son violently, pointing out his own grief over the previous loss of his daughter. He also talked about Gangsta Boo's brother and his alleged involvement in the female rapper's passing. Later in the interview, Crunchy Black opened up about the outcome of Young Dolph's murder trial, Diddy's RICO case, ASAP Rocky's trial, and Keefe D's upcoming trial. To hear more, view the full interview above.

Errol Musk, the father of billionaire mogul Elon Musk, joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life as a successful politician and businessman. Errol started by discussing Elon's controversial gesture at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration. He describes Apartheid-era South Africa and divorcing Elon's mother before offering a glimpse into Elon's childhood. The interview with Errol Musk also addressed Elon's entrepreneurial success and the relationship between Errol and Elon.

Dynzell Sigers joined VladTV to detail his entire journey to increase his height from 5'5" to 6'0" through a procedure that cost him over $80,000. He described his rough upbringing in Chicago, which resulted in him moving to Georgia as a pre-teen. Sigers talked about his struggles to adapt to the new environment and getting into legal trouble before joining the Navy. However, personal struggles led him to overhaul his life, including boosting his height. Throughout the interview, Sigers explains his reasons for the procedure, as well as the recovery process and risks involved. To hear how his life has changed as a result of becoming taller, check out the full interview above.

R&B group Day26 returned to VladTV for a more in-depth discussion about their time on MTV's "Making The Band" and being signed to Diddy's Bad Boy Records. The interview started with group members detailing their individual paths to the MTV reality show, which included being in other groups and signing previous deals before pursuing the opportunity on "Making The Band." Day26 talked about the unfavorable deals they signed in order to participate in the show and described both positive and negative experiences with Diddy. The group explained how they overcame inner turmoil within the group and their current projects. To hear more, including their opinions on the state of today's R&B, view the full interview above.

Irv Gotti, who just passed away, sat down for an exclusive VladTV interview in 2019 where he covered a number of topics ranging from the 50 Cent beef, beating his federal case, his relationship with JAY-Z, and the last legacy of Murder Inc.