The National Collegiate Landscape Competition is underway in Fort Collins, Colorado. We’re on site to capture the sights and ...

Cheers to hoping that an “Adele’s Version” is on the way.). Listen here. Release: 2020 Chart Peak: No. 57 on Hot 100, No. 10 on Rhythmic Airplay ...

Grand Valley State University’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) hosted its annual GV’s Got Talent competition. The event was ...

he can be heard saying in the viral video. As expected, the crowd erupts in cheers and launches into a chant of “F*** Donald Trump." Seeing their enthusiasm, Eminem encourages them further, shouting, ...

At the time, this tied the song with Eminem’s Oscar winner “Lose Yourself” as the ... It paid off – as soon as MacFarlane said “Zeitlin,” the room of journalists erupted with cheers and boos, having ...

Mackie tipped his hat to his costar for being able to do it, however Chris Haston/WBTV via Getty; Kurt Krieger/Corbis via Getty 8 Mile might have been a fictionalized version of Eminem’s life ...

Anthony Mackie revealed on “The Pivot Podcast” Tuesday that his life story was used by Eminem as inspiration for their infamous rap battle at the end of “8 Mile.” “We’re on set one day ...

8 Mile might have been a fictionalized version of Eminem’s life, but the rapper actually pulled from parts of Anthony Mackie’s story when freestyling in the beloved movie. On the March 11 ...

8 Mile became a critical and commercial hit, earning $242.8 million worldwide from just a $41 million budget, with Eminem taking home the Oscar for Best Original Song for the hit Lose Yourself.

A Marvel star made his big screen debut in “8 Mile,” and he’ll never forget it. Anthony Mackie, who played battle rapper Papa Doc in the 2002 movie, revealed in a new interview that Eminem ...

In a recent episode of their SiriusXM podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson were joined by “Cheers” creators Glen and Les Charles, who revealed that ...

“I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool” was written by Kye Fleming and Dennis Morgan, and recorded by Mandrell. It appeared ...