• 7 Longest Hip-Hop Streaks At No. 1: Eminem, The Black Eyed Peas, Wiz Khalifa

    Yesterday we learned that Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth had matched hip-hop history by topping the Hot 100 for a 12th week with "See You Again," the pair's smash from the Furious 7 soundtrack. The genre has come a long way since Blondie landed the first rap atop the Hot 100 during 1980 (yeah, Blondie) but still: Only seven hip-hop songs have managed to spend at least 10 weeks on top of arguably the biggest chart in music. Join us as we count up from fewest weeks to most weeks at no. 1, and check back next Wednesday to see if Khalifa and co. manage to take history a step further.

  • Why Wiz Khalifa and 'See You Again' Won't Break Hot 100 Hip-Hop Record

    Wiz Khalifa (and Charlie Puth) stand on the brink of history, having tied the streak for the longest period for any hip-hop song atop the Billboard Hot 100 with "See You Again," the showcase number from the Furious 7 soundtrack. Unfortunately, the likelihood that they break that record upon the release of next week's numbers.

  • Stephen Colbert Intervews Eminem For Michigan Local Access Television

    Eminem is going from serious to comedic in a second. After airing his interview with Zane Lowe as part of Apple Music's Beats 1 Radio's big launch, Eminem also sat down with Stephen Colbert on local access network in Michigan for a hilarious interview. Colbert apparently got bored of not hosting a show, so he took over Only In Monroe, a program on local TV in Monroe, Michigan and hung out with the original guests and then on of the greatest rappers the state has ever produced, Eminem. This is the untamed Colbert that we knew from his show on Comedy Central, The Colbert Report and combined with the dry humor of Eminem, you have comedic gold.

  • Billboard's 50 Acts for 50 States: Taylor Swift, Eminem, More Rep Hometowns

    Billboard came up with a fun project for the July 4th holiday, assigning a music performer that best represents each of the 50 states. According to the site, final decisions were largely based on sales results from its charts, but a performer's deception to their home state via its lyrics also made a difference. Check out what performer made it for your state and let us know if Billboard chose well.

  • Zane Lowe, Eminem Beats1 Interview: Pair Discuss 'Southpaw,' Music

    Today, Apple Music's Beats 1 radio station aired Zane Lowe's interview with Eminem. The pair discussed a variety of topics, but stayed on topic with the new boxing movie Southpaw, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, which Eminem is deeply involved with, executive producing the whole thing and recording the theme song "Phenomenal."

  • Dr. Dre, Elton John, Drake and More Performers Hosting Beats 1 Radio Shows

    Beats 1 Radio will be launching next week and Apple Music has already announced a slew of celebrity musicians who will host weekly radio segments on the service, including Dr. Dre, Elton John, Drake, Pharrell Williams, St. Vincent, Disclosure, Josh Homme (of Queens of The Stone Age) and Jaden Smith. Former BBC DJ Zane Lowe will be among the more experienced MC's working on the service, along with Ebro Darden of New York's Hot 97 radio station.

  • Eminem, Zane Lowe Interview to Usher in New Apple Beats 1 Radio Show

    When Apple's new streaming platform Apple Music goes live on July 1, it will have one big grab to entice new listeners: an exclusive interview between Eminem and Zane Lowe. As the former BBC Radio 1 host starts his new show on the platform's radio station Beats 1, he will do so with a big interview with the "Phenomenal" rapper.

  • Yelawolf Discusses Eminem Relationship, Admits He's An Alcoholic

    Yelawolf has been very open and honest about the struggles he has endured throughout his life. Whether it is troubled childhood, growing up to a mother who had him at 15 and living in poor conditions, Yelawolf has channeled that into his music in a very personal and honest way. However with that pain comes the need to medicate sometimes, especially for artists who have an unfortunate tendency for self-destructive behavior, which was brought up in a recent interview on the ESPN program Highly Questionable. The hosts Dan Le Batard and Bomani Jones normally like to keep things light and funny, but this time they discussed the "Best Friend" rapper's relationship with Eminem and his struggle with alcoholism, which is where the conversation became very serious.

  • UK Rapper Harry Shotta "Breaks" Eminem's 'Rap God' Record; Does It Count?

    UK rapper Harry Shotta set his eyes on breaking Eminem's record for most words in a hit single, which the Detroit emcee did by dropping 1,560 within the track "Rap God." The British rapper thinks he's got the record on lock as his song "Animal" managed to squeeze 1,771 words into roughly the same timespan as "Rap God" (just more than six minutes).

  • Woman's ASL Interpretation of Eminem's 'Lose Yourself' Goes Viral [WATCH]

    One woman has become YouTube's newest viral sensation thanks to her sign language interpretation of Eminem's "Lose Yourself," which has gathered more than 3 million views in the last few weeks. Shelby Mitchusson, 24, originally posted the video as part of a job interview during September, but the clip has picked up steam just recently.
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