As the first song written for “The Marshall Mathers LP” — which took its title from Eminem’s real name — “Kim” revealed a more personal side of the rapper on the blockbuster 2000 album that became

Eminem provoked outrage with The Marshall Mathers LP, which was notorious for its offensive lyrics. Now it has become an even more divisive listen.

Eminem’s publisher Eight Mile Style sued Meta for allegedly using 243 of his songs without permission across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

Detroit — Eminem's music publisher has filed suit against multinational tech company Meta, alleging the Detroit rapper's songs are used on Meta's social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram without proper licensing.

Eminem ignited a roar when he hit the stage in his hometown of Detroit to perform "Lose Yourself" with Jelly Roll at Post Malone's stadium tour.

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Instagram video shows the shock on the artist's face when he gets the message of Eminem's arrival in his ear monitors.

Jelly Roll brought out surprise guest Eminem to perform 'Lose Yourself' during a tour stop in Detroit: 'If you can’t tell, that was a childhood dream come f---ing true.'

On Monday (May 26), some of your favorite music artists were bestowed with awards at the 2025 American Music Awards and while some were expected due to the success they experienced this past year, others were surprising as some upsets were pulled off as a reminder that yes, this is America alright.

The rapper rumor circulated in late May 2025, with users claiming the "sanctuary" would promise love and shelter for thousands of abandoned dogs.

Michiganders are familiar with Eminem's "Lose Yourself," but not in its newest iteration, from the mouths of Spiderman, Simba and Kermit the Frog.

Eight Mile Style, the song publisher for Detroit rapper Eminem, is suing Meta, the social media giant. The company claims Meta didn't secure proper licensing to use the rapper's music on its platform.