Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ghostface Killah will be on the road in early 2026, with North American shows in January and February. Those include an NYC show at Webster Hall at January 23, and tickets for all ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Ever since Ghostface appeared in Call of Duty years ago, I've been impatiently waiting for my favorite horror icon to arrive in my favorite ...

Infinity Coles revealed how his sexuality fractured his bond with Ghostface Killah and how music became his way to reclaim identity. Ghostface Killah‘s son, Infinity Coles, broke his silence on a ...

Infinite Coles, the son of Hip-Hop icon Ghostface Killah, has released two songs that explore the divide between him and his father, and the web is taking notice. The two songs, “SweetFace Killah” and ...

Infinite Coles, son of Wu-Tang legend Ghostface Killah, calls out his father with emotional new lyrics about neglect, masculinity and unconditional love. Ghostface Killah’s son Infinite Coles is ...

Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) will be part of a summit hosted by the Federation of Kenya Employers, BUSINESSAfrica Employers’ Confederation, International LabourOrganization (ILO) ...

Attend keynote sessions with basketball legend Scottie Pippen and actor Henry Winkler, along with a labor relations fireside chat on industry trends. Experience an opening session inspired by the 1893 ...

In 1996, Scream hit theaters and changed horror movie history. The teen slasher packed in meta commentary and gave us a new villainous icon who would later become known as Ghostface. Unlike Michael ...

Ghostface Killah recently shared that Lil Wayne’s team asked for $150,000 for a verse. Weezy’s team even attempting to charge Killah is mind-blowing. Ghostface said he originally wanted Mac Miller on ...

Last year, Ghostface Killah told Rolling Stone that he was disappointed by the rap landscape, lamenting, “A lot of stuff be regular darts.” He added, “I don’t hear niggas doing storytelling no more.” ...

First released in 2000, Supreme Clientele changed everything. It wasn’t just an album, it was a movement. A coded language. A wild, soulful, off-kilter symphony of slang and emotion that rewired our ...

Ever since that dust-up between two of the Big 3, it feels like rap has reset itself. Creativity and making cohesive albums matter again. Fans demand more, and artists want to be true artists, and it ...