Eminem’s latest album is called Recovery, but a better title might have been Resurrection. On his seventh studio release, Eminem has finally returned to form, which is to say he’s obnoxious, ...

Eminem’s latest album is called “Recovery,” but a better title might have been “Resurrection.” On his seventh studio release, Eminem has finally returned to form, which is to say he’s obnoxious, ...

Eminem has released his new album “Recovery.” See where this one ranks among his classics. The road to Eminem’s newest album “Recovery” has definitely been a highly anticipated and long awaited one. I ...

NEW YORKNEW YORK — Eminem has fully recovered: His latest CD is 2010’s best-selling album. “Recovery” moved 3.4 million units since its June release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. No. 2 on the list ...

“It was my decision to get clean, I did it for me, admittedly I probably did it subliminally for you, so I can come back a brand new me, you helped see me through,” Eminem raps on “Not Afraid,” ...

, resulting in thousands of fans downloading and reviewing the music on blogs and fan forums. This is nothing new in the digital age, when music is no longer confined by physical stores and materials.

Not entirely sold on Eminem‘s Recovery despite the early arrival of singles “Not Afraid” and “Won’t Back Down”? Slim Shady has recruited Vince from the legendary ShamWow and Slap Chop ads to host an ...

Image Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic.comEminem's Recovery was the best-selling album of 2010, according to year-end figures released by Nielsen SoundScan. Recovery sold 3.42 million copies in the U.S.

Eminem, "Recovery" (Aftermath/Interscope)Eminem's latest album is called "Recovery," but a better title might have been "Resurrection." On his seventh studio release, Eminem has finally returned to ...

“To the fans, I never let you down again, I’m back/ I promise to never go back on that promise /In fact, let’s be honest/ That last Relapse CD was ehh/ Perhaps I ran them accents into the ground/ ...

In Eminem’s previous album “Encore,” he was using drugs and was an addict, which was completely different from this album “Recovery.” Before creating the “Recovery” album, he planned to do a sequel ...