Wu-Tang Clan

"Raw I'mma give it to ya, with no trivia," promised U-God on "Da Mystery of Chessboxin" almost 20 years ago on the instantly iconic Enter The Wu-Tang. Though much has changed in Wu-Tang nation since then—soldiers have fallen, albums have dropped, holograms have been built—the deep-voiced lyricist has stayed true to his word, delivering harsh truths and painful revelations from

Raekwon has been vocal in his support for Drake's "Wu-Tang Forever" track off Nothing Was The Same, and he told MTV that he'll be getting on the track's remix alongside U-God, Masta Killa and Cappadonna. "I ain't get a chance to bust my joint off yet, but I talked to Drake, and we're gonna get to it," Rae said while on the set for Troy Ave's music video for "New York City.

You can now bring the ruckus on your very own Wu-Tang Clan bicycle. While the Staten Island hip-hop icons have never been hesitant about about using their logo and brand to sell Wu-related material—grab the Wu-Tang socks if you haven't already—this is the first bike that the Clan has put out, and it's in celebration of the group's 20th anniversary. Color...

Drake recently leaked the new track "Wu-Tang Forever" off his forthcoming album Nothing Was The Same, and while some die hard Wu fans weren't feeling Drake's homage to the crew from the Island of Staten, Wu-Tang members saluted the OVO rapper...

Yesterday evening, the Internet was abuzz with the leak of Drizzy Drake's newest opus, "Wu-Tang Forever," from his upcoming third album, Nothing Was The Same.  On the song, Drake transforms the aggressive stomp of Wu-Tang Clan's classic 1997 single, "It's Yourz," into the quiet storm, hate-fuck anthem of the summer. It's quite po...

Rock the Bells kicked off in California last weekend, with the headlining set by Wu-Tang Clan acting as both a celebration of the group's twentieth year and the festival's tenth, but things didn't go exactly as planned. After making waves earlier this year by announcing that holograms of both Eazy-E and Ol' Dirty Bastard would grace the stage alongside their respective groups Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

Ol' Dirty Bastard rode again last night for the first time since his death in 2004, with a hologram of him projected during Wu-Tang Clan's set at Rock The Bells in Los Angeles. Crazy as it is to watch him perform tracks like "Shame On A Nigga" and "Shimmy Shimmy Ya," the end is typical ODB style, disappearing with a spin into thin air...

One of the sublime pleasures in life is diving into the electronic garbage heap that is online auction site, eBay, rooting about and finding a valuable treasure that you must own. It's a cliche to suggest that "there is something for everybody" on the site but sometimes truth is banal...

Guess how old the 'Liquid Swords' maestro turns today?

Representatives for Wu-Tang Clan founding members GZA and U-God are set to battle in court over the leak of a recent track featuring the two MCs. According to the New York Daily News, GZA's record label Babygrande Records filed suit in Manhattan Supreme Court this week alleging that promoters and media organizations who helped put out U-God's recent album The Keynote Speaker used a track, "H

Over the last 15 years, the combination of hip-hop and video games has had decidedly mixed results. While fans of rap and the electronic arts seem like an obvious match with their mutual love of colorful characters and escapist fantasy, hip-hop has often failed to translate across the gaming medium...

RZA has been hard at work crafting the new Wu-Tang Clan album, set to be called A Better Tomorrow and scheduled to drop this year to commemorate the collective's 20th anniversary. So busy, in fact, that he's dug through his vaults and unearthed a few unheard and unreleased verses from the late, great Ol' Dirty Bastard, which Inspectah Deck told The Line Of Best Fit would be included on the upcomin