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Straight Outta Compton, F. Gary Gray's biopic about N.W.A., has been a monstrous film industry achievement.  With its $60.2 million opening, the film not just set the record for the best August introduction for a R-evaluated motion picture, yet is the fifth-most noteworthy earning August opener for any film ever.  And wouldn't you know it, there's now rumors for a spin-off.  As indicated by TMZ, Dogg Pound 4 Life will allegedly concentrate on another noticeable West Coast rap aggregate, Death Row Records, particularly the professions of Tupac, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, Warren G, and Kurupt, and also Death Row head Suge Knight.  Music will be the plot's principally center, as indicated by TMZ, yet it "likewise won't whitewash group savagery and its effect on the rap business."  As far as throwing, TMZ reports that none of the performing artists highlighted in Straight Outta Compton are required to repeat their parts. Rather, Dr.

Rap legend Dr. Dre released his first album in 16 years last night, and it's called "Compton." Reception has been good, but some of the content has been criticized. Eminem is in a bit of a muck after performing a lyric on the album that many think is insensitive to victims of rape. During the song "Medicine Man,"he's heard rapping the line "Ain’t no one safe from, non-believers there ain’t none. I even make the b------ I rape c--.” Karen Ingala Smith, chief executive of Nia Project, a charity that fights violence against women and children, told The Guardian the Eminem line was damaging to the culture. "Women and girls who have suffered sexual violence often blame themselves or question whether they were really raped," she said. "Peddling the lie that orgasm equals consent silences victims of sexual violence.” She added, "When we minimize, celebrate, glorify or condone men’s violence aga

2Pac feat. Eminem - Last Kings (NEW 2015) (Explicit)

Controversial American rapper Eminem has admitted that he is gay. The star, real name Marshall Mathers, has previously outraged many with allegations of sexism and homophobia in his lyrics. The 42-year-old infamously stormed out of the 2009 MTV Awards after Sasha Baron Cohen’s flamboyant character Bruno landed on him during the ceremony. That particular incident was later revealed to be a carefully orchestrated stunt – and so is his latest shocking revelation. Eminem enters completely into the spirit of things as he keeps a fantastically straight face (no pun intended) during a hilarious scene from the equally controversial new film The Interview. In the clip James Franco is playing David Skylark, a cheesy TV host who pulls off the celebrity scoop of the century when Eminem, playing himself, confesses: “When I say things about gay people and people think that my lyrics are homophobic, you know, it’s because I’m gay.” Asked to clarify, he bluntly continues

Eminem's written some pretty angry lyrics in his time, but it seems that Slim Shady does actually have a soft side. According to TMZ reports, the 8 Mile star has made a terminally ill fan's dreams come true by visiting his home before he dies. The fan in question is 17-year-old Gage Garmo, who has sadly been diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, leaving him with just one week to live. That's him, on the left. Once people got wind of Gage's wish, it wasn't long before a Twitter campaign was started using the  Hashtag #GetGageGarmoToMeetEminem. Well guess what? It worked. It turns out Marshall lives around 20 minutes away from Gage's house in Michigan, so it wasn't hard for him to arrange a home visit for the lad. According to sources, Em made it clear he didn't want the visit to become a media spectacle, so details were kept very secret until just hours before. He arrived at Gage's place at around