We All Want Someone To Shout For — (Wu-Tang Clan at Roots Picnic NYC) After a great first day at the inaugural Roots Picnic NYC, we returned for an even larger day 2, with some big time headliners (with The Roots as the backing band) that ended things on a huge note. The shared finale... more info

AllHipHop — THERE'S SOME LEGAL TROUBLE AMONG THE LEGENDARY GROUP more info

Brooklyn Vegan — U-God is claiming that he hasn't received royalties from Wu-Tang material in six years. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — U-God, one of the longest standing members of the Wu-Tang Clan, is suing the legendary hip-hop collective for unpaid royalties. U, legal name Lamont Jody Hawkins, claims that he worked on about 170 tracks since the group formed in 1993, but has not s... more info

TMZ — OG Wu-Tang Clan member U-God wants his group to know HE ain't nothing to f*** with in court -- he says the Wu's been screwing him out of revenue for years, so now he's gotta sue. In the docs filed in NYC, U-God says he's contributed to about 170… ... more info

AllHipHop — RIP TO THE GREAT MEL CARTER! more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — On September 1, Banks and Steelz, the interesting collaboration between Paul Banks of Interpol and RZA of Wu-Tang Clan, stopped in for their first live performance in New York at Bowery Ballroom. The band ran through all 12-songs from their debut alb... more info

AllHipHop — METHOD MAN IS OPEN, BUT NOT SURE ABOUT ANOTHER WU-TANG ALBUM more info

411 Mania — On Periscope... more info

New York Times — Mr. Shkreli said in October that he would play parts of the album he exclusively owns if Mr. Trump was elected president. more info