'Life is Good' for hip-hop's Nas

This time around the prolific and pointed rapper turns to a deeply personal subject in his 10th album.In typical hip-hop fashion, Nas arrived late. The rapper swaggered into West Hollywood's House of Cigars, leaving his entourage outside, eased onto the wicker couch and lighted up a Cuban. But his reason for the delay (not that he needed to explain) was hardly in step with the image of a rap mogul: "I was at the circus with my son," he said, blowing a curl of smoke into the air.

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