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Netflix has released the trailer for Happy Gilmore 2, and fans of the Adam Sandler comedy have reacted warmly.The movie is a long-awaited sequel to 1996 hit Happy Gilmore, a breakthrough role for the star who plays a failed ice hockey player discovers a talent for golf and competes in tournaments to help stop the foreclosure of his mother’s house.In the new trailer, we pick up nearly 30 years later with Happy (Sandler) looking at busts of great golfers, only to see his own with an unflattering likeness. The clip then promises the story of him coming back to the golf scene after years ago, trying to find his “happy place” again.Adam Sandler is back in his happy place.

Eminem has become a grandfather as his daughter Hailie Jade has welcomed a baby boy named Elliot Marshall McClintock.Hailie, 29, is the only biological child that the rapper shares with his ex-wife Kim Scott, and on Friday (April 4), she announced the happy news on Instagram, writing: “happy due date//3 weeks earthside little e”.The accompanying photos confirms the baby’s name and birth date of March 14. His middle name Marshall pays tribute to his grandfather, whose real name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, while some onlookers have noted that his initials could also be read as “EM&M”.A post shared by Hailie Jade (@hailiejade)Eminem first shared the news that he was to become a grandfather in the video for his song ‘Temporary’ in October, which was dedicated to his daughter and includes audio of her as a baby.

Nelly has reflected on his decades-old feud with Eminem, saying he “felt like a dick” afterwards due to a “misinterpretation”.Speaking on the Bootleg Kev podcast recently, Nelly was asked about his beef with Eminem in the early 2000s. At the time, Nelly was fresh on the scene, while Eminem was already a bona fide star.

Eminem has been charged over the alleged theft of unreleased music.Joseph Strange – who worked for Eminem from around 2007 until 2021 – was charged on Wednesday (March 19) with criminal infringement of a copyright and interstate transportation of stolen goods in connection with the sale of unreleased music.It comes after the FBI was alerted on January 16 by employees of Eminem’s studio in Ferndale, Michigan who discovered that some of the rapper’s unreleased music had leaked online and was available for sale, per the criminal complaint.The ‘Lose Yourself’ rapper’s employees recognised that an image used in a list of unreleased music uploaded to the internet was one taken from a hard drive in the studio.The FBI identified multiple individuals who had purchased the unreleased music, who then identified Strange as the person selling the music. According to a press release, the music “was still in the process of being developed by” Eminem.“Protecting intellectual property from thieves is critical in safeguarding the exclusive rights of creators and protecting their original work from reproduction and distribution by individuals who seek to profit from the creative output of others,” said Acting United States Attorney Julie Beck, who announced the charges against Strange.Strange faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 (£192,716) if convicted on the charge of criminal infringement of a copyright.

“The Pivot Podcast” Tuesday that his life story was used by Eminem as inspiration for their infamous rap battle at the end of “8 Mile.”“We’re on set one day, and he’s like, ‘Yo, it doesn’t make sense that we’re beefing,'” Mackie, 46, recalled. “I was like, ‘Right.’ He was like, ‘I need something on you.'”Mackie, who played Clarence “Papa” Doc in the 2002 film, said that he and Eminem “talked for two hours” about his life growing up in New Orleans and attending private school.“I was like, ‘Alright man, I’ll see you later.’ I go to the casino,” Mackie said.

Suge Knight has responded to an Eminem diss track, saying “an honourable man doesn’t kick the defenceless”.In January, the track ‘Smack You’ was leaked online, having been recorded by Eminem in the mid-2000s and remaining unreleased ever since. It opens with a sample of 2Pac’s ‘Bomb First (My Second Reply)’ and includes verses in which he hints at Death Row co-founder Knight’s alleged involvement in 2Pac and Biggie Smalls’ murders.Knight is currently serving a 28-year sentence in California after he pleaded no contest in 2018 to a voluntary manslaughter charge after a 2015 hit-and-run incident.Now, Knight’s son Suge J.

Eminem‘s music publisher has sued a Detroit car dealership for unauthorised use of ‘Lose Yourself’ in advertisements.The track, which was written by Marshall Mathers, Jeffrey Bass and Louis Resto for the rapper’s semi-autobiographical 2002 film 8 Mile, has gone 13 times platinum since its release and won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2003.It’s previously been the centre of a copyright infringement lawsuit against the ruling National Party in New Zealand. The party was found guilty in 2017 and ordered to pay New NZ$600,000 (£314,000), plus interest, to Eminem’s publishing company.Now, a Metro Detroit car dealership has been sued in federal court in Detroit over the alleged unauthorised use of the song.Lawyers for Eight Mile Style, LLC and Martin Affiliated, LLC have accused LaFontaine Ford St.

BRIT Awards 2025 has been announced. Check it out below.This year’s awards will take place at The O2 in London on Saturday March 1, and broadcast exclusively on ITV1 and ITVX.

Eminem, Janet Jackson and more.Last night (January 22), the Songwriters Hall of Fame unveiled the inductees for its Class of 2025 after announcing the nominees in November. Being inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame this year are George Clinton, The Doobie Brothers, Ashley Gorley, Rodney Jerkins, Mike Love and Tony Macaulay.Among the artists who were nominated back in November but did not make the cut are Eminem, Janet Jackson, Boy George, Alanis Morissette, Sheryl Crow, N.W.A., Bryan Adams and more.

Roseanne Barr has made fun of Eminem and gloated about Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration in a new rap video – watch the clip below.The comedian and writer has been a longstanding supporter of Trump’s politics and has now appeared alongside the Canadian rapper and singer Tom MacDonald in a video titled ‘Daddy’s Home’.Barr sports box braids and gold chains in the two-minute video as she stands among a group of MAGA supporters and an abundance of American flags. “We won, you mad / It’s done, too bad / Boohoo, so sad / Now your daddy’s home,” raps MacDonald.Watch the video here:“Thank god that we’re back / Couldn’t take another four years, that’s a wrap / I can take a bath in your tears,” he continues.

Jelly Roll has reflected on the ongoing feud between Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly, saying that he thinks he can bring it to an end.The Nashville rapper and singer-songwriter spoke about his friendship with each of the artists during a recent interview with the Flagrant podcast, and revealed that he wants to be the one to see them put their differences to one side.“They’re gonna get together one day, eventually,” he said, adding that he hopes to “bring them together”.He also revealed that, as a friend to each of them, he sees “so much more of them in each other than they know.”“I haven’t really brought it up to Marshall [Mathers, Eminem’s real name] yet, because I’m just still kind of glad that I’m still in that circumference to be able to have those conversations,” Jelly Roll told the host, adding that he has mentioned the idea to MGK.“I gave him some perspective too,” he recalled. “We all grew up watching Eminem take over the game early.

Robbie Williams has reflected on his time making new biopic Better Man and said that he compared himself to Eminem in 8 Mile.The semi-autobiographical film arrived in cinemas over Christmas. Directed and co-written by Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman), it sees the singer depicted as a CGI monkey and tells the story of his life and career, from the early days of childhood to his first taste of success with boyband Take That.In a new interview following the release, Williams has reflecting on the process of creating the film – particularly his struggle to get the soundtrack right.According to the singer, he felt like Eminem while working on the project, referring to the rapper’s famous battle to get ‘Lose Yourself’ on the soundtrack for the 2002 film 8 Mile.“I was sending these songs over that I’m like, ‘That’s a banger.

Eminem has shared his admiration for Kendrick Lamar and said that he thinks the rapper will clean up at the 2025 Grammy Awards.The rapper, real name Marshall Bruce Mathers III, opened up about Kendrick Lamar during a new interview with DJ Whoo Kid on SiriusXM station Shade45.During the discussion, he shared his praise for the Compton-born rapper and said that he believes that the artist will likely take home all seven awards he is nominated for at the upcoming Grammy Award Ceremony for 2025.“It’s very stiff competition,” Eminem, who already has 15 Grammy Awards to his name, said about the nominees for this year. “Kendrick is gonna sweep that shit.

Eminem has revealed that he thinks a joint album with 50 Cent “would be great”.After featuring on Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg’s new album ‘Missionary’ with 50 Cent on the track ‘Gunz N Smoke’, Eminem recently spoke to Shade 45’s DJ Whoo Kidd.

Eminem has an “insane” and “funny as hell” cameo in Adam Sandler‘s Happy Gilmore 2 – find out more below.That’s according to Sandler himself, who will reprise his iconic role for an upcoming sequel to the beloved 1996 comedy film. Speaking on The Dan Patrick Show, Sandler revealed that Eminem filmed a day’s worth of footage for the comedy sequel.While Sandler did not reveal the role Eminem plays or the extent of the rapper’s involvement in the film’s plot, he said: “Eminem was cool. He came by, he was great.

Bob The Builder – has revealed that there were once some talks about involving Bruce Springsteen in a rendition of the theme tune.The actor, who is also recognised for roles in Men Behaving Badly, Waterloo Road and Line Of Duty, recalled the success of the theme song for the children’s show during a new interview with The Guardian.In the piece, he looked back at the time the show’s creators decided to release the theme as an official single, and how they were taken aback by the impressive mark it left on the UK charts.“The TV show was going bonkers all around the world. By the time it came to the end of 2000, someone said: ‘Why don’t we re-record the theme tune as a single?’ We didn’t think anything would come of it, even though it was a lot of fun,” Morrissey recalled.“Then Chris Evans kept playing it on the Virgin breakfast show, which gave it a massive push.

Debbie Nelson, who died at age 69 after a battle with lung cancer.The Grammy-winning rapper, 52, appeared to give a nod to her as he performed at the Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix event at the Yas Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi on Sunday. According to a report, Eminem left out the lyric “F–k you Debbie” during his set for his 2002 track, “Without Me.”Eminem’s half-brother, Nate Mathers, previously revealed he was struggling over their mom’s passing.“Hatred and mixed emotions today,” Nate wrote earlier this week when the news of Nelson’s death made headlines.TMZ confirmed that Nelson lost her fight with cancer on Monday night in St.

mom Debbie Nelson died at age 69.Nate, 38, shared a post on his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, the day after his mom lost her battle with lung cancer, and alluded to their turbulent relationship.“Hatred and mixed emotions today,” Nate wrote. TMZ confirmed that Nelson died Monday night in St. Joseph, Mo., after a battle with advanced lung cancer.It was reported by In Touch in September that Nelson was “terminally ill” and had “a very limited amount of time left.”A source also told the outlet that Eminem, 52, was supporting his mom financially despite not speaking to her for “years.”The rapper has yet to publicly comment on his mom’s death.Nelson was 18 years old when she had Eminem (born Marshall Bruce Mathers III) with her high school sweetheart, Marshall Mathers Jr.

Eminem’s mother, Debbie Nelson, has died from complications related to advanced lung cancer at the age of 69.Nelson’s cancer diagnosis was made public in September, and a representative for Eminem confirmed to People that she died last night (December 2) in St. Joseph, Missouri.A source told In Touch at the time her diagnosis was made public that Eminem was supporting his mother financially, saying, “People around her aren’t even sure if Eminem is even aware of what is happening to his mother.

TMZ.In September, reports said that Nelson was “terminally ill” with lung cancer and didn’t have long to live. “There are not many options [for Debbie],” a source told In Touch. “She is currently staying between the cancer center and with family members.

Eminem, Janet Jackson, Boy George and more – see the full list below.Last night (November 12), the Songwriters Hall of Fame announced its list of nominees for the class of 2025. The nominees have been split into two categories: performing and non-performing songwriters.