The solid luxury-rap tales on the iconic Wu-Tang Clan member's first LP in eight years offer a perfect example of how to age ...

Wu-Tang Clan swordsman Raekwon dropped his eighth studio album, The Emperor's New Clothes on Mass Appeal Records and X reacts ...

Especially considering that as I talk with him, he's on a tour bus with his Wu-Tang brethren - the same brethren who ...

Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon The Chef dropped his eighth studio album, ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes,’ to critical acclaim. Read more ...

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With his legacy sealed, Raekwon could lay back and relax. As a founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan, the Chef’s illustrious story—through classic songs such as "Incarcerated Scarfaces," "Can It ...

Raekwon’s HashStoria dispensary was shut down over unpaid rent as the rapper blames his landlord for breach of terms.

Nas and Raekwon deliver fire on Rae’s new album, but an unreleased Nas verse sparked false rumors of a Jim Jones diss.

Raekwon accused his Newark dispensary's landlord of deception after a judge ordered its closure over unpaid rent.

Raekwon reflects on his push for a Leonardo DiCaprio -backed biopic about the Wu-Tang Clan in his new book, revealing that it was RZA who ultimately wasn’t supportive of the would-be project.

And Raekwon doesn't just talk the talk behind the scenes; in the past year, he's lent verses to the likes of Rapsody, Troy Ave, Action Bronson, ScHoolboy Q and Mack Wilds, to name a handful.