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Eminem Talks Lil Wayne, Rihanna And Pink Recovery Collabos

Eminem Talks Lil Wayne, Rihanna And Pink Recovery Collabos - 29/11/2010

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The exclusive Eminem spoke to Skyrock Radio in Paris over the weekend and offered a tiny peek at what he has in store for his upcoming Recovery album While most of the interview consisted of Em cracking jokes with the French DJs, he did briefly touch on hooking up with the incarcerated Lil Wayne on "No Love," as well as Pink on "Won't Back Down" and Rihanna on "Love the Way You Lie." "I've always respected what Wayne does, and Wayne, to me, is definitely one of the greatest in the game right now," he said of Weezy, who »»»

Eminem Confronts His Inner Demons In ´Recovery´ - NPR - 19/6/2010

Eminem Confronts His Inner Demons In ´Recovery´ - NPR - 19/6/2010 - 29/11/2010

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His name is Marshall Mathers, but he's better known as hip-hop musician Eminem. Throughout his career, Eminem's controversial work has attracted both criticism and accolades. He's won 11 Grammys and an Academy Award, and holds the record for the fastest-selling solo album in history. His new record is calledRecovery, and it tells the story of a man coming to terms with his inner demons. In an interview with Weekend All Things Considered host Guy Raz, Eminem says he struggled with addiction throughout his career. His drug habit intensified in recent years and even »»»

XXL magazine 6/2009

XXL magazine 6/2009 - 29/11/2010

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Eminem XXL Interview: Eminem talks about his drug addiction “I wasn’t ready mentally. I wasn’t ready to give up the drugs. I didn’t really think I had a problem. Basically, I went in, and I came out. I relapsed, and I spent the next three years struggling with it. Also, at that time, I felt like I wanted to pull back, because my drug problem had got so bad. I felt like, Maybe if I take a break, maybe this will help. I started to get into the producer role more… I can still be out there with my music, like with the Re-Up album, but I don’t have to be »»»

Vibe Interview - 6/2009

Vibe Interview - 6/2009 - 29/11/2010

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Eminem reveals he suffered from a devastating drug addiction that led to him downing as many as 20 Vicodin, Ambien and Valium in a day. “The numbers got so high, I don’t even know what I was taking.” Following his first stint in rehab in 2005, the rapper, 36, tells VIBE he nearly overdosed after an acquaintance gave him unidentified blue pills, which a doctor later told him were actually methadone. “My doctor told me the amount of methadone I’d taken was equivalent to shooting up four bags of heroin,” Eminem says, noting that had he known, &ldquo »»»

Being Eminem - 2009

Being Eminem - 2009 - 29/11/2010

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Eminem: Anthony, long time, no speak. AB: Marshall Mathers, it is good to hear your voice. Eminem: Yeah, I'm doing that "I am back" thing a little bit. Uh… cool. Is that all you need for this article? AB: Definitely. Interview over. Thanks! Seriously, though, what made you want to put yourself out there again? Eminem: Honestly, I never really put the mic down. The problem was, as I'm going to be explaining over and over again for a while, is that I had a pretty bad drug problem. I was messing with Valium, Vicodin, Ambien and anything »»»

Vibe interview 2008 15th Anniversary edition

Vibe interview 2008 15th Anniversary edition - 29/11/2010

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-Where was Marshall 15 years ago? I was about 19. I was following Proof to a bunch of clubs and trying to get on. -What was ur original dream? To be a comic book artist. -Were u obsessed with Spawn creator Todd McFarlane? I like McFarlae. But i was more into John Romito Jr. Spider Man was my shit!I use to site around and draw all the covers. Im good at freehandingbut im no good at coming up with drawing out of my imagination. -Most original person u ever met? Proof -Proof had immense influence on u. Who were some others? LL Cool J was probably the first t »»»

About Bush, Beefs & Politic - 2004

About Bush, Beefs & Politic - 2004 - 29/11/2010

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Sway: On your new album, Encore, you have "Mosh," which is probably the most political I've seen you get. You actually put yourself out on a limb and made some serious statements. Eminem: Even though Bush has been re-elected, my message for "Mosh" was not only to get people out there and vote but ... People have kind of sensed my stance a little bit since Bush took office, with what's going on in the war and what he's got our country into. I felt like I'd be letting a lot of people down if I did not speak out. And that's the way I still feel. Again, i »»»

Man of the Year - XXL - 2000

Man of the Year - XXL - 2000 - 29/11/2010

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The Marshall Mathers LP set the record for the biggest opening ever by a solo artist when it sold 1.8 million copies its first week. Did you look at those numbers as a huge success or a tremendous pressure to come? I’m always way more interested in the creative side than anything else. I’m not the type of artist who is asking every 10 minutes what we have sold so far. Of course, I was happy and shocked by those numbers—they are crazy, especially with the way sales are today. I can’t really remember exactly what I was expecting to sell. We were just trying to do as »»»

The King and I - Sunday Mail - 2006

The King and I - Sunday Mail - 2006 - 29/11/2010

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In the final part of our series The Real Slim Shady, rapper Eminem - Marshall Mathers - tells how he fears fame and fortune will go as quickly as it came. And he talks candidly of the brutal beatings he received at school and how they changed his life. As his new album, The Eminem show, is poised to top the charts, the controversial rapper opens his heart to America-based writer NICOLA PITTAM about his incredible career. Chart-topper Eminem believes he is the new Elvis Presley. Just like the king nearly 50 years ago, Eminem has been described as a "white man »»»

Eminem on his new found maturity - Daily Mirror - 2004

Eminem on his new found maturity - Daily Mirror - 2004 - 29/11/2010

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It's a terrible irony for a man who made his reputation by being foul-mouthed, angry and offensive to as many people as possible. Rapper Eminem once thrived on his notoriety but now finds himself being held up as a shining example to American youth. If that wasn't enough, the 30-year-old former rebel is being tipped for an Oscar for his acting debut in the gritty 8 Mile, which opens in Britain on Friday. The semi-autobiographical film, which co-stars Kim Basinger, took $55million on its opening weekend in America and the soundtrack album went straight to No.1. When asked t »»»

All The World´s His Stage - 7/26/2002

All The World´s His Stage - 7/26/2002 - 29/11/2010

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LAUNCH: First off, tell me about your movie, 8 Mile. EMINEM: OK, the movie is not my life. It's not my life story. I don't play me in it. I play a kid similar to me--his name is Jimmy Smith Jr.--in the movie. And it's basically just a hip-hop movie, but it's like a dramatic...I don't think there's been a hip-hop movie yet that's had to deal with the music and been just dramatic and still be a hip-hop movie. You know, it's a big construction, it's a big deal. Like, it's a story about the music, it's a story about where this kid grows up, and ho »»»

I Am All That Evil Stands For - VH1 - 6/13/2002

I Am All That Evil Stands For - VH1 - 6/13/2002 - 29/11/2010

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VH1: Why do you think that people misunderstood or misperceived your work on The Marshall Mathers LP? Eminem: What I was saying wasn't very different than what N.W.A. or Ice-T had said. My problem was that people acted like I was the first one to say those things. A lot of my sh*t was so blatantly comic, how could you take it seriously? With The Marshall Mathers LP I brought it to a different level: If this is how you perceive me, then this is what I'm gonna be. VH1: Did The Slim Shady LP's success change your direction at all? & »»»

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