RZA

While most surprises would probably happen on the first weekend of Coachella, RZA and 2 Chainz mixed things up when they made guest appearances Saturday (April 20) and Sunday (April 21) at sets that aren't what hip-hop fans would necessarily be used to.

It looks like RZA will be testing out his acting chops once again. This time, his role will be in a new Fox dramatic series.

This 1999 hit for the Playstation console is one of the first instances of hip-hop infiltrating the video game world -- complete with samurai swords (RZA's weapon); giant hammers (Method Man's weapon); and a drunken ODB who relies mostly on his fists...

When it comes to hip-hop, RZA is part of the chosen few who have led the scene during its golden era as the man behind the boards of 'Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers),' released in 1993. Almost 20 years later, the rapper-producer continued stepping outside of boundaries, as he took his talents to Hollywood as director of his first full-length film, 'The Man With the Iron Fists,' which arrived on sc