In non-reunion news now, former-Fugee Pras has said that a reunion with his former band mates is about as likely as "Osama Bin Laden and [George] Bush in Starbucks having a latte, discussing foreign policies". Which I think means not that likely.
Pras claims that although he enjoyed his time with the multi-million selling hip-hop collective, Lauryn Hill's recent and much reported erratic and bizarre behaviour has put him off ever working with her again. Talking to AllHipHop.com, he said: "At this point I really think it will take an act of God to change her, because she is that far out there".
The group were widely rumoured to be reforming in recent months, of course, but Pras's statement presumably puts an end to all that speculation. That said, Pras did have some nice words to say about Hill, claiming he believes she could have been one of the world's greatest emcees if, well, she hadn't turned a little loopy.
Meanwhile, he updated us all on the release of his new solo album, titled 'Experience', saying: "Experience is the best teacher and over the years I have learned a lot from trial and error and it will definitely show with this album. This album is more edgy with the style overall, it's hip hop but a combination of different styles and vibes".