December 1995 issue of The Source is now available, which includes:

• A feature article about LL Cool J, discussing his past success, learning from his fiancée's father, Quincy Jones, becoming a family man with three children, his view on working on the TV shows, street credibility, and the idea behind his latest album, Mr. Smith

• A feature article about Ant Banks, about the start of his career and becoming the most influential producer of the East Bay area, working on his new album, Do or Die, and wishing to work with Rakim

• A feature article about MC Hammer, talking about him switching from a lavish lifestyle to a peaceful family life with his wife and three children, in the aftermath of death of his friend Eazy E, disses from fellow artists, and financial issues

• A feature article about Doug E. Fresh, talking about his early career, why he never reached the level of success he deserves, how the incarceration of Slick Rick affected his career, their relationship, as well as discussing his new album, Play

• A feature article about comedians Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, going over their differences, how they compliment each other in the movies, and their work on the recent movie, Money Train

• An interview with comedians Mike Epps, George Wilborn, Sommore, Jay, Michael Britt, and Royale Watkins

• Interviews with GZA, Frost, Eightball & MJG, Group Home

• Record Report album review section, including reviews of new albums from LL Cool J, Erick Sermon, GZA, Cypress Hill, Goodie Mob, The Pharcyde, Group Home, Mack Da Maniak, Mic Geronimo, The Click, and Jamal

And much more! Check out the full issue here.