Wu-Tang News

" Unexpected Guests ," a collection of rare tracks from critically acclaimed hip-hop artist MF DOOM, features guests spots by Masta Killa and Talib Kweli, among others.

Ocean's 7 falls in love with strippers, Keri Hilson gets dolled up, and Raekwon gets sick with his sword... Ocean's 7 - "I Need That Girl" Keri Hilson - "I Like" Melanie Fiona - "Bang Bang" Raekwon Feat.

After a lengthy delay, Ghostface Killah emerged through a cloud of smoke to greet the crowd.

Another one from the Shaolin hip hop collective - Following up on OB4CLII, Ghostdini and Wu-Massacre, the clan has proven to still be highly capable dropping solid projects by doing so all throughout this year.

SanFran alt-folk band Thao with the Get Down Stay Down get down to Casbah tonight.

Ita s fitting that on this Friday the 13th that we mourn the loss of 'Ol Dirty Bastard, the Wu Tang member we lost today five years ago.

ChartWatch for November 11, 2009 Let's see here. Top ten for the week. There....is...no...Hip-Hop...in...the...top...ten. Not one album.

TOP CHEF: Hoping to break the Wu Tang curse of poorly received shows in S.B., flow master Raekwon the Chef hits Velvet Jones this Tuesday, November 17.

A routine traffic stop provided more than a line up of vehicles for police in Arkansas, who arrested Wu-Tang Clan affiliates Ronald "Mathematics" Bean and Patrick "Streetlife" Charles.

Custom Search Nov 10, 2009 Wu-Tang Clan's Ol' Dirty Bastard Returns With A "Message To The Other Side " New album / DVD featuring RZA, Method Man, Masta Killa, and Thirstin Howl The 3rd is available November 17 "Message to the Other Side - Osiris Part 1" features 21 tracks, is executive produced by Allah and features Wu Tang Clan's ODB, The RZA, ...

Two of Method Man's longtime proteges have been arrested, TMZ.com reports. Method Man 's deejay and longtime Wu-Tang Clan producer Allah Mathematics and emcee Streetlife were among eight people arrested during a traffic stop of a tour bus, last night in Arkansas.

II." The trek, which kicked off last week in the Northeast, continues Tuesday night in Philadelphia.

He was the notorious clown prince of rap super-group The Wu-Tang Clan, and like many another hip-hop icon, his story is set for the big screen treatment.

Winnipeg is a "tough town." No, those aren't ironic quotes and J. D. Ormond isn't joking when he says that.

Filmed by Jake Davis, Photographed by Kai Regan and Interviewed by Wax Poetics, Andre Torres.

Before leaving my apartment last evening - following a weekend of Halloween hysteria and anticipating what's sure to be a debauchery-packed Election Day - I was hardly psyched about reviewing Redman, Method Man, and Snoop Dogg at the House of Blues.

This Halloween in Boulder it was time to get your rap on like a mummy, or whatever costume you decided on.

This past Thursday at the Nokia Theatre in New York City, three of the most notable and some would say most influential artists in their respective primes, brought the present to the past, then back to the future in style with the Wonderland High School Tour.

Method Man and Redman, two of the most prolific artists from the Wu-Tang Clan hip-hop collective, came to Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel Friday night on the heels of last spring's "Blackout! 2," the sequel to their first duo collaboration, "Blackout!," from 1999.

In the unlikely success story of the rap group/ militia/religious cult/consumer goods company the Wu-Tang Clan, Ghostface Killah has authored the unlikeliest individual success story.