Anthony Mackie will never forget his first. Discussing his film debut in 8 Mile, Mackie remembered star Eminem as "such a brilliant dude" on Tuesday's episode of Pivot Podcast. He recalled a ...

Whelp, time to put this nonsense to bed. A resurfaced recording has officially dispelled a long-standing rumor surrounding Eminem’s legendary 1998 Scribble Jam battle against Rhymefest, putting to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nearly three decades after an iconic rap battle at Scribble Jam, Eminem has been cleared of allegations that he used a racial slur ...

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, and he’s like, ...

Anthony Mackie didn’t lose himself while filming the final 8 Mile rap battle against Eminem — but he did he recall things getting very personal. “We’re doing the movie and, you know, Eminem is just ...

Rhymfest’s recollection of the incident is not nearly as bitter as Benzino’s rant—but does that make it any less controversial? Veteran Chicago MC Rhymefest has added his voice to the discourse ...

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 used ...

Rhymefest’s memory did Eminem dirty and now he may owe his former battle buddy an apology. Rhymefest’s Wild Eminem Story Just Got Debunked. Rhymefest and Eminem are both back in the rumor mill, thanks ...

ALLEN PARK, MI – Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel is familiar with a lot of Detroit Lions players, their talents and the city’s love that surrounds the team. Oh, and one more major contributor ...

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 episode of ...

In a recent appearance on the It’s Just My Opinion podcast, Rhymefest made a surprising claim about a rap battle with Eminem back in 1998, alleging that the Detroit rapper used the N-word—but ...