RZA wrote a new ice cream truck jingle to replace ‘racist’ song ‘Turkey in the Straw’

Turkey Twizzlers went on sale in Iceland supermarkets yesterday, with shoppers able to choose from Original Tangy Tomato and Chilli Cheese flavours.

Jacinda Ardern and an admired health director for the New Zealander of the year award.Mittens, a Turkish Angora cat, is often spotted by fans roaming tattoo parlours, office towers and churches in Wellington.

Katie Price has been offered a spot on the line-up for 2022's Dancing On Ice after breaking both of her feet.The 42 year old was due to take part in next year's series, but has been ruled out after suffering the injury on holiday in Turkey with her new boyfriend Carl Woods and children Junior, 15, and Princess, 13.A source close to Katie has confirmed to OK! online that she was due to start rehearsals for the hit ITV show next month, but her dreams of taking to this ice have now been dashed.

supermarket shelves later this week. The controversial food snack was discontinued by Bernard Matthews in 2005 following what the company described as “negative press”.

It's the news that has been more than a decade in the making - Turkey Twizzlers are back!School children of the past will remember the treat which was iconic amongst kids and families of the nineties and early noughties.So finally after 15 years, Bernard Matthews, the firm behind the carefully crafted household favourite, has announced the 'comeback of the century'.People will remember that the product was controversial axed from school dinner menus and from supermarket shelves in 2005 after

If you've ever enjoyed the charming tinkle of the ice cream truck's music as it drives down your street on a hot summer day, chances are those memories are inexorably tied with the long history of racism in the United States. Oh well! "Turkey In The Straw," the song commonly associated with ice cream trucks, was heard frequently at minstrel shows and recorded with racist lyrics.

American rapper RZA has taken on racism at street level – by creating a new jingle for ice cream trucks to replace the decades-old “Turkey in the Straw” tune.

RZA has written a new jingle for ice cream manufacturer Good Humor.The rapper’s new jingle was specifically commissioned by the Minneapolis-based company in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests that began after the killing of George Floyd in the city.The new jingle replaces Good Humor’s original song, ‘Turkey In The Straw’, a song that dates back to the early 19th century, and was used in blackface shows and sometimes accompanied by racist lyrics.For the new song, RZA “drew inspiration from

Also Read: RZA Tells Us All Why Hulu's Wu-Tang Clan Series Is 'Like Concentrated Grape Juice'How did this fun pairing come to be? Good Humor called up RZA and told him “we’ve got to do something about this,” according to the reveal video.RZA’s new jingle, which is pretty good, will “be made available to trucks all across the country.”“Good Humor is calling on ALL drivers to STOP playing ‘Turkey in the Straw’ immediately,” another text card read.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerRZA (real-name: Robert Fitzgerald Diggs) has been a part of more than 80 film and television soundtracks, many of them featured cuts from his time as part of hip-hop’s legendary Wu-Tang Clan.But the track that may see the composer/actor/producer go down in history is out just now, and likely coming to your neighborhood soon.Troubled by the problematic racial history behind Turkey in the Straw, the minstrel show song that has been a part of many ice cream truck

Katie Price has shared a “horrific” video of herself and boyfriend Carl Woods getting their veneers put in during their trip to Turkey. Katie, 42, had her veneers replaced after revealed some of her teeth had fallen out while her 31 year old boyfriend had his first set of veneers put in.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterLaal Singh Chaddha, the Hindi-language Forrest Gump remake starring Indian megastar Aamir Khan, is moving production to Turkey after a delay due to the pandemic.Ajit Andhare, COO at producer Viacom18 Studios, took to Twitter to confirm that the pic would still be releasing for Christmas… but 2021 rather than the originally planned 2020 date, which is no longer doable due to the coronavirus disruption.We will still keep the Chirstmas date, not 2020, but in