RZA and fans nationwide will participate online in a Friday showing of "Shaolin vs. Wu Tang." /Trylon
Even though you can't go to the movies with your friends right now, you can go with RZA.
The hip-hop legend is participating in a web "screening" of "Shaolin vs. Wu Tang," the martial arts movie that gave the band its name. RZA will do a live commentary and answer questions in the nationwide program, which will benefit shuttered theaters, including Minneapolis' Trylon.
It's a bargain, too. Tickets are $10 per household for the one-time event at 8:15 p.m., Friday, May 8. For more information, visit trylon.org.
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