• Watch An Animated Short For Bill Murray, Wu-Tang Clan Album Heist

    The story of Wu-Tang Clan's Once Upon A Time In Shaolin has been about as interesting and strange as there has been for an album in recent memory. Not only is it a one of a kind album that is being presented as a museum piece, but also the man who bought it, Martin Shkreli is one of the internet's most hated men. Then shortly thereafter a fan made up a fake contract that said Bill Murray and Wu-Tang could steal back the album for any reason at any time and this has led to some pretty wild fan fiction including an animated short that was just released.

  • Martin Shkreli - Wu Tang Clan Album Buyer - Has Twitter Account Hacked, Says "I Am Now A God"

    Reports say that hated Wu Tang Clan album buyer, Martin Shkreli, has had his Twitter account hacked. Shkreli purchased the singular copy of their album, 'Once Upon A Time In Shaolin,' and was recently arrested by the FBI for committing stock fraud. Shkreli has, in the past, said that the counts against him are "baseless," but new tweets from his hacked account say otherwise, one going as far to say "I am now a God."

  • Bone Thugs-N-Harmony New Album Update from Krayzie Bone: Rethinking Million-Dollar Idea

    Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's influence cannot be understated. The popular triplet cadence revitalized by Migos's "Versace" and subsequently used in an abundance of tracks since was first popularized by Bizze Bone, WIsh Bone, Layzie Bone, Krayzie Bone, and Flesh-N-Bone of the massively popular Cleveland group. The group has been called "the most melodic hip-hop group of all time" and has been named as one of the 25 best rap groups. The group has sold millions of albums and has racked up Grammy awards for their heartfelt, melody-driven approach to hip-hop. Last year, Krayzie Bone told HipHopDX that the group was planning on releasing an album entitled East 1999 Legends, an homage to their track "East 1999" from their second album, of which only one copy will be made and sold for over one million dollars. Now, the Cleveland group is rethinking this strategy, though they will release new music in the future.

  • Two Stabbings at RZA of Wu Tang Clan's Home, Police Investigation Underway

    RZA of Wu Tang Clan is now the center of a controversy. In the early hours of this past Saturday (Nov. 7) two stabbings occurred at his home in New Jersey. It is unknown as of yet whether RZA, real name Robert Fitzgerald Diggs, was present at the time of the stabbings but a police investigation is underway through the Major Crimes unit in order to figure out the reasons behind the incident.
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