The Wu-Tang Clan brought out Redman, Lil Kim and more hip-hop superstars at the group's last New York City show at Madison Square Garden.

Lil Cease joined Method Man for a rendition of the latter’s Biggie collab “The What.” Redman, Lil Kim, Big Daddy Kane, Slick Rick, and SWV also all made appearances throughout the show.

Angus Batey looks back into his archive of interviews with Raekwon in order to better understand this high water mark in mid-90s hip hop ...

There were plenty more cameos during the group’s hometown set: Redman came out to perform with Method Man after he previously lied to the crowd that his New Jersey brethren was “overseas.” ...

The four-track EP includes two hip-hop-flavored renditions — ‘The Remix of the Gods’ featuring Busta Rhymes, Redman, and Method Man, and ‘The Sean Don Remix’ with Big Sean — […] ...

There were plenty more cameos during the group’s hometown set: Redman came out to perform with Method Man after he previously lied to the crowd that his New Jersey brethren was “overseas.” ...

The 55-year-old recruited a savvy group of talented MCs to join him on the project, with hard-hitting verses coming from fellow Wu members Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck and Method Man as well ...

Wu-Tang Clan couldn't close out the show without paying homage to their fallen brother, Ol' Dirty Bastard. They invited his ...

Global icon Mariah Carey's "Type Dangerous" is now a top 10 hit on Billboard's Adult R&B Airplay chart.