Game took shots at everyone from Jay-Z to Amber Rose on his diss track “Uncle Otis,” but one person that won’t ever be in his line of fire is Eminem.

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DJ Khaled assembled an all-star cast for his latest album We the Best Forever, but there’s still one collaboration that has escaped him. The Miami DJ has his sights set on a record with Eminem.

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Eminem and Royce Da 5’9” linked up with Bruno Mars to shoot the video for their inspiring anthem “Lighters.” In the first image from the Los Angeles set, Em poses with his arm around his Bad Meets Evil partner and the “Grenade” singer-songwriter. The clip was directed by Rich Lee (“Not Afraid”) and serves as the second single from the Detroit duo’s EP Hell: The Sequel.

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Eminem has yet another accomplishment to add to the record books. The Detroit rapper has become the first artist ever to sell one million digital copies of an album in the U.S.

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After months of waiting, Eminem lifts off with the concept-driven video for “Space Bound,” the fourth single from his best-selling album of 2010, Recovery. Em teams with director Joseph Kahn and porn star Sasha Grey in the clip, which was filmed at a roadside diner in February.

Was it worth the wait? Tell us what you think.

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Eminem fans were left wondering if they would ever see the video for “Space Bound,” which was filmed earlier this year. Now after months of waiting, the clip is finally set to land this weekend.

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Bad Meets Evil wreaks havoc on the albums chart this week with Hell: The Sequel. The dynamic duo of Eminem and Royce Da 5’9″ enters the Billboard 200 at No. 1 with their collaborative EP.

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Following performances from Lil Wayne, Big Boi, and Wiz Khalifa, Eminem capped off a hip-hop-heavy lineup at Bonnaroo with his debut appearance at the festival in Manchester, Tennessee. Invading the What Stage to the tune of “Won’t Back Down,” Slim Shady ran through old and new material, dressed casually in camouflage shorts, a Bad Meets Evil tee, hoodie, and black hat.

“It’s been a minute since I been to the South. Did y’all miss us or what?” Em asked sweaty festival-goers before performing his Lil Wayne-assisted single “No Love” off last year’s Recovery. “When I say Wayne, ya’ll say Weezy!” he chanted, but the Young Money captain, who played hours earlier, did not appear.

He did, however, trade verses with fellow Detroit MC Royce Da 5’9” during a Bad Meets Evil set that included their Bruno Mars-assisted song “Lighters” as lighters and cell phones ignited the night sky, finishing with an encore of “Lose Yourself.”

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