Recent moves from Wu-Tang, 50 Cent, and CBGB show how legacy packaging, clothing, and physical spaces are being reintroduced as active cultural inventory.
Recent moves from Wu-Tang, 50 Cent, and CBGB show how legacy packaging, clothing, and physical spaces are being reintroduced as active cultural inventory.
Putnam Avenue now carries the name ODB Jones Way, marking the block where the rapper’s grandmother still lives and a mural of his debut album has long watched over the neighborhood.
During Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the Staten Island group turned Madison Square Garden into a rally, with Method Man closing the set with a blunt “Knicks in 5.”
In a new interview, the Wu-Tang Clan leader outlined a shortlist of cultural figures he would like to see induct the group into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
The institution’s latest class includes Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, and Wu-Tang Clan, with the ceremony set for November.
Australian shows proceeded with a reduced lineup, prompting refunds for ticket holders after multiple core members did not travel.
Photographer Eddie Otchere’s new photozine distills ten years of access into a study of the group’s interior world, away from the spectacle.
A review of the Wu-Tang Clan’s O2 Arena show frames their farewell tour as a moment of generational reckoning, where undimmed lyrical ferocity meets the realities of a veteran audience.