Source: Chip Somodevilla / Staff / Getty October 3 is a special day for Barack and Michelle Obama . The Obamas were married on this day 26 years ago in Chicago. Last year, Michelle Obama called Barack, “the most extraordinary man I know.” In numerous spots on social media, the Obamas have shared their love for one another. From Valentine’s Day to birthdays and anniversaries. Even as they’re no longer in the White House, they remain one of our favorite couples. RELATED: Barack Obama Reminds Us Why He’s The Ultimate Bae With A Sweet Anniversary Message For Michelle RELATED: Fabulous First Family: The Obamas Celebrate ‘Christmas In Washington’ On Twitter, Barack wrote of Michelle, “For 26 years you’ve been an extraordinary partner, someone who can always make me laugh, and my favorite person to see the world with.” See a look back and one of our favorite Barack and Michelle galleries below! Happy Anniversary, @MichelleObama . For 26 years, you’ve been an extraordinary partner, someone who can always make me laugh, and my favorite person to see the world with. pic.twitter.com/s8xoZ9j2YR — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 3, 2018 Join Our Text Club To Get The Latest Music, Entertainment, Contests And Breaking News On Your Phone [ione_media_gallery src=”https://myhoustonmajic.com” id=”3245095″ overlay=”true”]
Source: Isabel Schiffler/Future Image/WENN.com / WENN The Wu-Tang Clan turned heads in recent weeks after linking up with the White Castle fast food burger chain to promote the vegan Impossible Burger slider. Now, the Shaolin Swordsmen are connecting with the Impossible Foods and White Castle for a four-part series. With the straight the point title, “Wu-Tang in Space Eating Impossible Sliders,” the first of the episodes debuts today (Oct. 3) via Impossible Foods’ YouTube channel featuring The RZA as the futuristic computer RZA 9000, GZA, and Ghostface Killah as they travel the cosmos in their Wu-F-O space ship answering questions from fans about, well, almost anything they want. The connection makes sense as RZA has promoted a plant-based lifestyle for years, and for what it’s worth, the Impossible Slider has been getting rave reviews from even the heartiest of meat eaters. “As America’s home of the original slider, we appreciate the ‘out of this world’ perspective the Impossible Foods team has brought to our partnership,” said Kim Bartley, Chief Marketing Officer at White Castle in a press statement. Today’s episode features the trio looking upon Earth from space and fielding questions, even inviting a first-grader to get some of that fly Wu Wisdom aboard the Wu-F-O. Check out the cheeky, over-the-top “Wu-Tang in Space Eating Impossible Sliders” first episode, which was directed by veteran film director Sam Spiegel, below. — Photo: Getty
Wu Tang Clan sold one copy of their “Once Upon A Time In Shaolin” album to a private buyer for millions, setting a new record for most expensive single album ever sold.
‘It’s … dealing in my mind and everything that I been through, and dealing with the crew,’ Rae tells MTV News of new solo LP. By Paul Cantor Raekwon Photo: Roger Kisby/ Getty Images Raekwon the Chef knows a thing or two about Shaolin and Wu-Tang. The title of the MC’s fifth solo album, Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang, represents the New York City borough he hails from, Staten Island — whose street name in rap circles is Shaolin — and, of course, the MC has been a key member of the iconic Wu-Tang Clan since its founding in the early ’90s. Ultimately, though, Rae’s album, which dropped on Tuesday (March 8), is inspired (like many things Wu-Tang) by the classic 1981 Gordon Liu film of the same name, about a rivalry between two schools of ancient martial arts. “[The film is about] basically two schools fighting with one another,” Raekwon told MTV News recently about the movie’s plot. “But they all come from the same school, and it was an outsider who actually tried to get the Shaolin style and the Wu-Tang style and have them go at one another. On this album, it’s the same thing: It’s two schools and, you know, I’m part of that school. I’m Shaolin but at the same time, I’m Wu-Tang. So really, it’s ego versus discipline, dealing in my mind and everything that I been through, and dealing with the crew.” It’s no coincidence that the concept behind Raekwon’s album focuses on two forces in opposition. Rae began working on Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang back in late 2007, after expressing disappointment with the creative direction Wu-Tang’s nominal leader, the RZA, had taken with the group’s ’07 LP, 8 Diagrams. (Fellow Wu member Ghostface Killah went so far as to call the album
‘It’s … dealing in my mind and everything that I been through, and dealing with the crew,’ Rae tells MTV News of new solo LP. By Paul Cantor Raekwon Photo: Roger Kisby/ Getty Images Raekwon the Chef knows a thing or two about Shaolin and Wu-Tang. The title of the MC’s fifth solo album, Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang, represents the New York City borough he hails from, Staten Island — whose street name in rap circles is Shaolin — and, of course, the MC has been a key member of the iconic Wu-Tang Clan since its founding in the early ’90s. Ultimately, though, Rae’s album, which dropped on Tuesday (March 8), is inspired (like many things Wu-Tang) by the classic 1981 Gordon Liu film of the same name, about a rivalry between two schools of ancient martial arts. “[The film is about] basically two schools fighting with one another,” Raekwon told MTV News recently about the movie’s plot. “But they all come from the same school, and it was an outsider who actually tried to get the Shaolin style and the Wu-Tang style and have them go at one another. On this album, it’s the same thing: It’s two schools and, you know, I’m part of that school. I’m Shaolin but at the same time, I’m Wu-Tang. So really, it’s ego versus discipline, dealing in my mind and everything that I been through, and dealing with the crew.” It’s no coincidence that the concept behind Raekwon’s album focuses on two forces in opposition. Rae began working on Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang back in late 2007, after expressing disappointment with the creative direction Wu-Tang’s nominal leader, the RZA, had taken with the group’s ’07 LP, 8 Diagrams. (Fellow Wu member Ghostface Killah went so far as to call the album
The Chef said it was dropping today and he delivers with the visual for the Scram Jones produced single off the new Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang LP. Make sure to pick up the album on March 8th. Directed By Konee Rok Props to AllHipHop Previously: DJ Kay Slay feat. Raekwon, Busta Rhymes, Sheek Louch, Papoose & Styles P – Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : MissInfo.tv Discovery Date : 11/02/2011 22:24 Number of articles : 3
This monk showed off his superior balance skills by practicing Shaolin Kung Fu in China this week.Somebody get him some maximum strength Excedrin stat! …
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