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Ghostface Killah Says He’s Taking
Charge Of The Next Wu-Tang Album
'Lost In Space' Remake:
Netflix
orders
10
episodes
by Chloe Melas
by Underground Hiphop Blog
Clues have surfaced about the collaborative efforts
Wu-Tang members are making to create possibly
another classic album, Ghostface Killah will be in
charge of it. He is no stranger in being an executive
producer, as well as being one of the most notable
names of the legendary Hip Hop group. In a recent
interview with HipHopDX, Ghostface said, “RZA put
the ball in my hand. He said ‘Yo, I want you to do it,’
and I been wanting to do it, and that’s a big test for me
right there.”
When explaining his strategy to get the group
together he states that he will be using his leadership
skills. Ghostface said that he wanted to finish his
contributions before the other members, “I’m going to
do my part first and let them know what I did and then
have them listen to that and follow my lead. It’s like
how they do in sports with athletes. It’s like alright, just
follow my lead.”.
If this is the case, we are positive anything new WuTang will be working on for this project will be some of
their most memorable works build on the
principles Ghostface talks about, “you got to always
go back to the foundation … It’s not what you do it’s
how you do it.“
"Lost In Space" has found a
new home with Netflix. There's been speculation for a
while about a reboot of the popular 60s TV show, and now
Netflix has ordered 10 episodes to premiere in 2018. "The
original series so deftly captured both drama and comedy,
and that made it very appealing to a broad audience,"
Cindy Holland, Netflix's Vice President of Original Content
said in a statement. The sci-fi series, which ran for three
seasons, was rebooted with a 1998 film starring Matt
LeBlanc and Heather Graham. Netflix is hopeful that this
classic show with memorable characters like Dr. Smith,
Robot B-9 and Will Robinson and its famous catch phrase,
"Danger, Will Robinson," will resonate with audiences
once again. "The current creative team's reimagining of
the series for Netflix is sure to appeal to both fans who
fondly remember the original and to a new generation of
enthusiasts around the world," Holland continued. "Lost
In Space" celebrated its 50th anniversary last year with a
Blu-ray box set complete with all 83 episodes.
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