2.0 Boys Live from Brisk Bodega on Vimeo. Eminem, Slaughterhouse, and Yelawolf got together to perform “2.0 Boys” in Detroit, MI for the first time ever. While this doesn’t contain the show’s actual audio, the footage is excellent.

“I haven’t had a chance to speak to Em since I’ve been home,” T.I. said. “I heard that while I was down, he was trying to get in contact with me, but I don’t know if the dots just didn’t connect. [Eminem] overcoming his own adversities, winning the battle against his own demons and continuing [cont.]

Eminem recently did a live-via-Twitter interview w/ Yelawolf to help promote Radioactive, which is looking to open on Billboard with between 40-60,000 copies sold first week. Eminem: Where you at celebrating the release of #radioactive? U are a true fan. How’s it feel to finally have #radioactive out there? Yelawolf: Sup cracker dick?… I’m in [cont.]

Yelawolf’s collabo with Em and Gangsta Boo premiered thanks to The Fader. November 15th.

Hilarious 13-song “countdown” (or not) of Eminem and Royce 5’9′s “top favorite Halloween-ish, squeemish, regime-ish” tracks. Download

Boo speaks on her new collaboration with Yelawolf and Eminem, “Throw It Up”, from ‘Wolf’s Radioactive LP, due next month.

Obie Trice stopped by Karmaloop TV’s NYC studios to talk Eminem’s involvement on his new album “Bottoms Up”, what’s good with the Detroit hip-hop scene, and what artists he’s feeling right now.

Yelawolf speaks on his Shady Records debut, Radioactive, and his Eminem and Gangsta Boo collaboration.

Here goes the uncut audio of the 2011 BET Awards Shady 2.0 cypher. Meanwhile, Royce explains his “Hi, Rihanna” line in the above clip. Eminem, Yelawolf, Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz & Royce Da 59 – Shady 2.0 Cypher (Uncut)

High profile rap manager, Paul Rosenberg, narrates this clip showing the different pieces of Eminem’s sneaker collection.

Legendary Source Mind Squad member recalls the beef between The Source and Shady Records. He also speaks on the development of Royce’s career and Philly’s STS.

From the Bad Meets Evil LP, Hell: The Sequel, in stores now.

In this Interview with Canada’s ‘Montreality’, The Alchemist speaks on the upcoming Slaughterhouse LP, Shady 2.0, Eminem’s live shows, jobs he’s had as a teenager, the key to success, and more.

This will be the bonus track on 5’9′s Success Is Certain, which drops in the A.M. Bootleg Watch The Throne, buy Success Is Certain. LISTEN: Royce Da 5’9 – “Writer’s Block (DJ Premier Remix)” (feat. Eminem)

Exclusive high definition footage of EMINEM’s performance live at the Osheaga festival 2011 on Friday July 29th in Montreal City, Canada.

You know Khaled is still scratching his head at that Eminem/Boo-Yaa Tribe collabo.

Amazingly, Eminem has surpassed over 1 million legal digital downloads of his Recovery LP, with last week’s $4.99 sale helping push it past the milli mark. Having a ringtone single go digitally platinum is one thing, but a full-length LP is almost unheard of. Nice job, Em. Says Paul: “We are thrilled to congratulate Eminem [cont.]

Some ten plus years ago, Eminem emerged on the scene with his independently released Slim Shady EP, which would later mature into a full-length Interscope/Aftermath extended LP version. Around the same time, Em introduced the world to a promising, fellow Detroit emcee named Royce Da 5’9. Together, they recorded three tracks, two which were released [cont.]