The first two episodes of the Eminem-produced web series “Detroit Rubber” have combined for nearly 500,000 views in two weeks. In the third installment, which goes live today, the gang heads to Big Sean’s concert at the Palace of Auburn Hills and runs into a few friends along the way. Have a look: New … Continue Reading →
Eminem and Skylar Grey take a romp through the trailer park in the newly released video for Grey’s song “C’mon Let Me Ride,” which premieres today. Take a look (warning, explicit lyrics and content): The video, which was shot this fall in a Metro Detroit trailer park, tees off on trailer park culture. There … Continue Reading →
Last month we counted down Eminem’s 40 greatest guest verses, and now he’s got two more to add to the canon as Mr. Mathers popped up on new songs this week with 50 Cent and Skylar Grey. “My Life” is 50 Cent’s new single, and it features a scorching verse by Eminem, who raps in … Continue Reading →
It is one of the music industry’s most exclusive clubs. It’s tough to get in, and once you’re in, it’s even tougher to stay. It’s the 1-million sales week club, and since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales data in 1991, only 18 albums have managed to sell more than 1 million copies in one week. … Continue Reading →
Prior to Game 1 of the World Series Wednesday, Fox aired this clip of Tigers slugger Prince Fielder hanging out with Eminem, among other activities. In the short video, Eminem offers up his assistance to Fielder, saying he can hit or pitch for the Tigers in the World Series if need be. Check it out … Continue Reading →
We’re ranking his 40 best collaborations, which mark some of his best work. On almost all of these songs, he steals the show out from underneath his host (or hosts).
Wednesday marks Eminem’s 40th birthday, but don’t go calling the Detroit rapper over-the-hill just yet. While 40 was once an unthinkable age for a rapper, Em finds himself in good company in the “40” club: Jay-Z is 42, Em’s mentor Dr. Dre is 47, and Nas, 39, will join next year. We’re marking the milestone … Continue Reading →
The new issue of Vibe magazine celebrates the 10-year anniversary of “8 Mile,” which was released on Nov. 8, 2002. Vibe rounds up cast members Mekhi Phifer, Anthony Mackie, Evan Jones and Omar Benson Miller — along with some guy named Eminem — to share their memories of making the movie. Read the full article … Continue Reading →
Pink lent Eminem a hand on “Won’t Back Down,” a track from his 2010 album “Recovery.” Ever the gentleman, Eminem returns the favor on “Here Comes the Weekend,” a track from Pink’s latest album, “The Truth About Love,” which is due out next week. Rapping in triple time, Em manages to mention Diddy, Ciroc, Snickers … Continue Reading →
Eminem shows off his life behind closed doors — an over-the-top, comedic version of it, at least — in the new video for Slaughterhouse’s “My Life.” In the beginning of the clip, Em — referred to in voiceover by Robin Leach as “the ever-resourceful gazillionaire” — is shown skeet shooting with platinum records, chilling in … Continue Reading →