(spotted @ RR)

On Monday March 1st, Eminem will take over MSG’s national music television network FUSE.

Lady Gaga, Eminem, Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake and Barbra Streisand are just a handful of the 100-plus stars scheduled to take part in a re-recording of “We Are the World” to benefit Haiti, producer RedOne told Rolling Stone yesterday at the Grammys.

Go here to read more about what RedOne told Rolling Stone.

Here’s the original. Can they possibly outdo this?

Lil’ Wayne, Eminem & Drake – Drop The World/Forever

Beyonce – If I Were A Boy/You Oughta Know

Click below to watch the Michael Jackson tribute, Lady Gaga and the Black Eyed Peas.

(more)

Via AP:

Mariah Carey stole the show at the Palm Springs International Film Festival with her odd acceptance after being named Breakthrough Actress for her role in the movie ‘Precious.’

LOL. All I gotta say is …. “locked in Mariah’s wine cellar, all I had for lunch, was red wine, more red wine, and captain crunch, red wine for breakfast and for brunch.”

Em’s Relapse: Refill in stores Monday.

Weezy finally gets his wish to get on a track with Marshall. Production by Hit-Boy & Chase N’ Cashe of The Surf Club.

Em ate this beat up and spit it out.

Download: Lil Wayne feat. Eminem – Drop The World

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(props UHTN)

I wonder how this conversation went…

(spotted @ RR)

This is an example of an enormous talent achieving even greater success.

According to Nielsen SoundScan, Eminem sold a combined 32.2 million albums in the 2000’s. Here are the top ten albums of the decade…

1. The Beatles – 1 (11,499,000 units sold)
2. ‘NSYNC – No Strings Attached (11,112,000 units sold)
3. Norah Jones – Come Away With Me (10,546,000 units sold)
4. Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP (10,204,000 units sold)
5. Eminem – The Eminem Show (9,799,000 units sold)
6. Usher – Confessions (9,712,000 units sold)
7. Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory (9,663,000 units sold)
8. Creed – Human Clay (9,491,000 units sold)
9. Britney Spears – Oops I Did It Again (9,185,000 units sold)
10. Nelly – Country Grammar (8,461,000 units sold)

Meanwhile, the top-selling digital song of the decade was Flo-Rida’s Low (selling 5.2 million copies) which I guess is an example of a mediocre talent falling ass backwards into riches you and I could only dream of.

What a wacky world.

(via MTV)

Two new tracks from Em’s Relapse: Refill in stores December 21.

Download: Eminem – Elevator

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Download: Eminem – Buffalo Bill

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