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To coincide with its 20th anniversary, Eminem has released an expanded edition of The Eminem Show featuring 18 additional songs. The hugely successful fourth studio album arrived all the way back in 2002, and the Detroit rapper has expanded upon the release with instrumentals, previously unreleased tracks, and other rarities. One of the most notable inclusions on the extended tracklist is “Jimmy, Brian and Mike,” a song intended for his third full-length The Marshall Mathers LP.

Montreal production team Banx & Ranx have shared an alternative version of their track “Headphones” with Rêve. This time, they’ve tapped Tommy Genesis for a charismatic verse. Genesis pulls out her usual bravado on the track, calling back to what’s made her known in the underground...

Three months after it appeared on Kanye West’s Stem Player as the opening track on Donda 2, Ye and XXXTentacion’s collaborative single “True Love” has been released to streaming services. The track will appear on XXXTentacion’s upcoming posthumous offering Look At Me: The Album, which is...

Just shy of a year on from the release of SMH, Vibbar rhymer and podcaster Jordy is back with the KMT EP. We got our first tastes of the EP with pre-release singles “Enemies” and “PEAK!”, and to celebrate the project’s release, he also released its third single, “Forty Acres”, with Wretch 32.

UK rapper Jeshi’s debut album, Universal Credit, has finally arrived. The much-hyped 13-tracker—which features only Fredwave and Obongjayar—is an emotionally vulnerable offering that takes you on a journey through the rapper’s psyche. Emotional anguish in tracks like “Hit By A Train” is juxtaposed with love and appreciation on cuts like the sombre “Two Mums”. The LP also features the hit song “Protein” with Obongjayar, which amassed half a million streams prior to the release of the East London native’s debut.

RAY Liotta, the brilliant actor who made his name in Martin Scorsese's crime classic Goodfellas, has passed away. The star died in his sleep in the Dominican Republic, where he was filming Dangerous Waters, according to Deadline. There were no signs of foul play or anything suspicious about the death,...

Today in riveting news of the take-an-excerpt-from-an-episode-of-a-show variety, we have another clip from Hulu’s The Kardashians. The moment in question, as seen in the TMZ-provided video below, sees Kim Kardashian speaking with various members of her family after receiving a text about an unnamed song from the artist formerly known as Kanye West.

An aspiring rapper from Cameroon, who goes by the name Show Yoh, is getting roasted on social media for his dreadful back tattoo of 50 Cent. Show Yoh took to Instagram on Wednesday to show off his new ink: a giant portrait of the Fif, which looks nothing like the hip-hop mogul, that covers his entire back.

N.O.R.E. is questioning why some artists continue to put an emphasis on interviews with David Letterman, Zane Lowe, Oprah, and others. In a series of tweets shared Wednesday night, Noreaga noted he’s been “the best to this culture” by always putting “hip-hop first.” Thus, he’s questioning why artists go elsewhere and treat hosts like Letterman and Lowe (and Ellen DeGeneres) with “more respect [than] the culture.”

Manchester’s pride and joy, Parklife Festival, returns to Hyde Park for another bumper year on June 11-12. It’s always a stacked line-up at Parklife, but this year feels even bigger than ever. We’ve got blockbuster US names like 50 Cent, Megan Thee Stallion and Tyler, The Creator, but...

Fat Joe opened up about his origin story in a clip from A&E’s forthcoming show, Origins of Hip Hop. In the video, shared by People, the Bronx rapper spoke about being bullied as a kid. “Since 2 years old, he’s fat Joey forever,” Joe said. “When I was in junior high they would bully me every day. You know, I’m not gonna lie, it’s scary looking out the classroom window knowing that there’s 20 guys waiting to beat my ass. They never fought me fair. They would always jump me.”

It’s been nearly four years since XXXTentacion was fatally shot in Deerfield Beach, Florida on June 18, 2018, and his name still evokes polarizing responses from the music world. His devoted fans are still moved by his genre-bending music and emotional lyrics, which helped them through difficult times. Others grapple with the serious allegations of sexual and domestic violence, including charges of false imprisonment, witness tampering, and aggravated battery.

We’re finishing the last week in May with a bang. M.I.A. has returned with an uptempo banger, “The One.” Chance the Rapper is also back in his storytelling bag with his newest record “A Bar About A Bar.” And Moneybagg Yo dropped “See Wat I’m Sayin” just in time for summer. This week’s list also includes songs from Easy Life, Kevin Abstract, SleazyWorld Go, Calvin Harris, Kaash Paige, and more.

From the moment he decided to go after music, JELEEL! was inevitable. It hardly happened overnight, but his long road to success recently took a significant turn when the artist signed with 10K Projects. The signing happened around five years after he moved to Los Angeles, without a plan, to pursue music full-time. 10K, meanwhile, is the label of digital favorites like Internet Money and Trippie Redd. Like most of their artists, 10K Projects is young and ambitious, but the company is also well funded and able to take big swings, an advantage when attracting buzzy new talent.

For Spring/Summer 2022, Farah has unveiled a selection of fresh summer staples which look to the Glastonbury Festival archives and the heyday of Britpop. The sun-soaked collection features loose silhouettes and a colour palette that pays homage to the sea of tents across the Somerset fields captured through the lens of the compact camera. Dusty tones of pink, lilac and brown feature throughout the collection and are complemented by deeper hues of blue, green and orange.

This Mississauga-based baritone vocalist is made from the constellation stardust of kids on televised talent shows. Or moon dust rather, as her name is Luna Elle. “The ‘Elle’ part is just half of my actual name, Michelle. After some brainstorming with my team, we kinda spontaneously decided that Luna just sounded nice with it!” she tells Complex Canada. The stars aligned with her stage name and throughout her musical journey; she released her very first single in 2021 and, shortly thereafter, built the buzz and courage to pursue a career.

Obi-Wan Kenobi, the long-awaited six-part mini-series for Disney+ focusing on the beloved master Jedi, is drawing lots of attention for returning Ewan McGregor to the titular role after nearly 20 years. But any Jedi worth their lightsaber needs a Sith to face off against, and those who’ve seen trailers for the series know he’ll have quite a few foes to battle in his journey, including that of a Jedi Hunter named Reva, played by actor Moses Ingram.

Canadian actor Joshua Jackson rose to fame as a teen heartthrob in the ’90s hit series Dawson’s Creek, right after he landed his first major role on Disney’s The Mighty Ducks. In the last three decades, he’s worked on a span of projects that shows his broad range as an actor. More recently, he’s starred as Dr. Christopher Duntsch on Dr. Death and played roles in When They See Us and Little Fires Everywhere. Now, he returns to voice FBI agent Nate Russo on the Canadian Audible Original Oracle 2: The Dreamland Murders, which is now available on Audible.ca.

Drake’s son Adonis has taken a liking to basketball just like his dad, but when asked to share where he learned how to play the game so well, Adonis refused to give Drizzy his flowers. “Yo, where you learn to shoot like that?” Drake asked his son, who sat...

T.I. is a proud father this week. The hip-hop heavyweight took to Instagram before the weekend hit to salute his 17-year-old son King for graduating high school with honors. TIP shared a photo of the boy’s diploma from Dutchtown High School, as well as his graduation photo, where he’s sporting a cap and gown. As T.I. explains, he’s “shocked” about the honors, and proud of his son for handling “his business.”