Wu-Tang Clan rapper RZA spoke with MTV News about working with Pink. “I don’t want to blow the whistle,” he said, “but me and Pink have been hanging together the past four days, working on her stuff. She’s bringing me in for my particular element; I’m bringing the grunge. She’s cool; she’s got it rocking. It’s epic. You’re going to enjoy it. So it’s going to be one of those years. A lot of product is going to come out of my camp.” Read more.

RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan was photographed arriving at ‘Great Collaborations’, a new series of discussions between pairs of creative individuals in the film industry, held at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Monday (January 10).

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RZA, who composed the soundtrack for the new film ‘Blade: Trinity’ tells MTV News he doesn’t consider himself a full member of the composer community just yet, but he’s working on it. The Wu-Tang Clan star has been obsessively reading and listening to the selected works of such notable film composers as Elmer Bernstein (‘The Magnificent Seven’) and Henry Mancini (‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’). “I just read and read and study and study,” RZA said. “I want to make sure that I’m taking this art that they created over the years and I’m becoming a member of their fraternity, but a member that’s deserving, because I’m respecting the work. These guys got me by a few years, so they’re my seniors, my big homies we call it in the ‘hood. They my big homies, and I’m the little homie trying to get it cracking.” Read more.