Monopoly has released a limited-edition Wu-Tang Clan Edition, transforming the classic board game into a tribute to the group’s legacy The board replaces properties with iconic Wu-Tang album titles ...

The New York Knicks pulled out all the stops in 2019, hiring hip-hop legends Wu-Tang Clan to create a custom music video aimed at landing Kevin Durant. The five-minute recruitment pitch backfired when ...

Be one of the first to purchase 'Monopoly: Wu-Tang Clan Edition' All hip-hop and Wu-Tang Clan fans can make it a game night with the upcoming release of “Monopoly: Wu-Tang Clan Edition.” According to ...

Wu-Tang Clan is bringing some of their music moments to fans via a newly launched Monopoly game. The goal is to bankrupt your opponents, much like it is in the original game, but in addition to buying ...

There are many versions of the Monopoly game at this point, from expected ones like a Wednesday TV show theme to more unorthodox choices like Harley-Davidson. If there’s a property or a franchise that ...

It was the late summer of 1997, and the Wu-Tang Clan was imploding. The two-fisted Staten Island, N.Y. Hip-Hop crew had been on the road with radical leftist rockers Rage Against The Machine on one of ...

True hip-hop heads got some of the best news of their lives this year, when Staten Island rap masters the Wu-Tang Clan announced that they would come together for “Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber,” ...

Brass Lion Entertainment announced Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver, a co-op action RPG The game blends Afro-surrealism and anime, with a soundtrack featuring Wu-Tang music It will release first on PC, ...

Wu-Tang Clan’s final U.S. tour ended in Philadelphia and it was a powerful celebration of Hip-Hop legacy, unity and timeless greatness. History stood still over the weekend. The Wu-Tang Clan, one of ...

As they race toward tonight’s (July 18) Philadelphia finale of their Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber tour, Wu-Tang Clan trotted out a host of high-profile guests earlier this week during shows at ...

Sorry, Staten Island, but it’s about time New Jersey claimed the Wu-Tang Clan as one of its own. After all, the legendary hip-hop group’s leader, the RZA (aka ...

In Newark, Wu-Tang Clan was backed by an eight-member live band, which blended seamlessly with the original beats. Run the Jewels, with El-P and Killer Mike, opened the night with an energetic set. Wu ...