Eminem surveys his competition in the hip-hop world and, comparing himself to all others he concludes, “I’m beginning to feel like a rap God.” In the third single off his 8th studio album, Eminem relishes about his time in the hip-hop world and compares himself to his competition.” he raps, and although the six-minute track is filled with his usual controversial lyrics, he doesn’t go as far as to call himself a “God,” unlike Kanye West.

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Roman singer, Eros Ramazzotti will make his Greek Theatre debut on October 17^th with his “Noi World Tour 2013”. Selling out venues across four continents, Eros will make his only West Coast appearance in Los Angeles.

Selling more than 50 million records, Eros signed a new recording contract with Universal Music Group in 2011.  With Universal Music Group, he released the single “Un Angelo disteso al sole”, and in 2012 the worldwide release of “NOI”, the first solo album made with Universal Music: the album reached number 1 on iTunes in 17 countries around the world.

On January 1, 2013 Rai 2 devoted a long prime time special to Eros Ramazzotti that covered his entire career, “public-private” and showed, for the first time, images from the live event of November 10, 2012 from which the Roman artist had premiered the album “NOI”, to the fans and the international press in Rome in “his Cinecittà”.

Charlie Hunnam, 33, dropped out of next year’s “Fifty Shades of Grey” movie adaptation. Hunnam’s “immersive TV schedule” was too much for him to adequately prepare for the role, the studios behind the movie said.

Tom Hanks looks a picture of health as he makes first appearance since diabetes revelation. Since revealing he is suffering from type 2 diabetes he looks stronger than ever especially when three other amateur Somali actors from Minnesota learned they had won major roles in a new Tom Hanks movie, they tore off their clothes and jumped into the Pacific Ocean. “Captain Phillips,” his main character, has a vital moral immediacy and high sea hostage. It was directed by Paul Greengrass, the British filmmaker.