The Rolling Stone Interview: The Serious Side of Eminem by Toure (Rolling Stone) Eminem has become a family man. during two long conversations over two days in Detroit in October, he constantly mentions the kids he's raising, as any proud father would: His daughter, Hailie Jade, will soon be nine, his niece Alaina is eight, and his half brother, Nate, is eighteen. In October, Marshall Mathers turned thirty-two. He grew up in Kansas City, Missouri, and Detroit without a father figure, but he has grown into a committed parent who goes to school plays and everything. Continue >

Interview: It's Lonely on the Top by Gabriella (NY Rock) Born Marshall Mathers III and alternately known as Slim Shady, the guy from Detroit came from out of nowhere, skyrocketed to hip-hop stardom in less than two years, and is now a household name, unfortunately, for all the wrong reasons. With four-million copies sold in five weeks (ten-million to date), Eminem's latest release The Marshall Mathers LP scored the best-selling solo debut week in pop history.   Continue >

50 Cent talks on Eminem's new album... 50 Cent knows the score. When Eminem finally drops his long-awaited new solo record later this year, 50 Cent will run for cover. 50 Cent should know. He has heard tracks from the new Eminem record. "It's very different," he told Inside Entertainment magazine. Continue >