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Eminem says performing the Super Bowl half-time show is "f****** nerve-wracking" and admitted he doesn't want to "f*** up" on live TV. Incredible though it may seem, the 49-year-old star - whose real name is Marshall Mathers III - has never performed at the NFL's end-of-season showpiece. He will break that duck during the interval of the match between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, which is being played at the SoFi Stadium.Eminem will be accompanied on stage by rap heroes Snoop Dogg, Dr.

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have been pictured leaving Hollywood restaurant The Nice Guy while a shooting went on outside.Police confirmed to Metro.co.uk that three people were shot, with multiple rounds being fired, after they heard a fight going on outside.They added that the three victims were all taken to hospital and they are all in a stable condition.They went on to say that the incident is ‘not gang related.’TMZ reports that stars Kodak Black, Gunna and Lil Baby were standing and talking before a fight broke out and shots were fired.Bieber was enjoying an after party at the restaurant following his concert at the Pacific Design Center at a Super Bowl Homecoming weekend event with the guest list including stars like  Drake, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Kendall Jenner and Khloe Kardashian.In photos from the night, Baldwin, 25, can be seen shielding her eyes as she and Justin are escorted by security. Neither of them have addressed the shooting, although Bieber, 27, reshared a video of himself singing his song Ghost during his performance.Events are gearing up in preparation for the Super Bowl this weekend, with Mary J Blige,  Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Dr Dre and Kendrick Lamar set to take to the stage for the half-time show.Explaining the selection of artists, Blige explained to USA Today: ‘Dre is the one who called us all to be part of this moment and it’s an honour because we love and respect him so much. ‘Everyone [in the lineup] is an artist that Dre produced or wrote for or has a connection.

Mary J. Blige is more than ready to «turn that Dre track way up high» when the Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show kicks off next month. Yes, that's a hint at what she's cooking up as far as her performance goes, but the 51-year-old singer's even more ecstatic about the «major» vibes she and her legendary counterparts will send when they soon take the stage.In an interview for s February 2022 issue, the nine-time GRAMMY-winning singer opened up about the significance of joining the likes of Dr.