Eminem’s stalker was found guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking after breaking into the rapper’s home outside of Detroit for a second time last summer, The Detroit News ...

The man who broke into Eminem's home for a second time has been convicted of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking. Matthew David Hughes was found guilty during a court hearing on ...

Matthew David Hughes, 32, was arrested last August, three days after police say he was seen on Eminem's property. Eminem testified Wednesday morning in the jury trial, which started Tuesday before ...

A man charged a second time with invading Eminem's Clinton Township home was found guilty Wednesday on counts of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking. Matthew David Hughes ...

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Eminem and Gwen Stefani have crossed paths more than once in their careers, but it wasn’t always smooth sailing between the two. From wild lyrics to unlikely collaborations, their story is ...

Whelp, time to put this nonsense to bed. A resurfaced recording has officially dispelled a long-standing rumor surrounding Eminem’s legendary 1998 Scribble Jam battle against Rhymefest ...

Eminem testified during the trial of a man who was convicted of stalking and breaking into his home, which could have led to the rap star’s demise. Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered ...

On this day in 2000, Eminem changed the trajectory of 21st-century rap with the ground-breaking 'Marshall Mathers LP'.

“But fame can put you in a bubble. That’s the life that he (Marshal Mathers, aka Eminem) has to live in. Why? Because of men like Matthew Hughes.” Four years ago, Hughes was convicted by ...

Taking the stage in Detroit, country singer Jelly Roll shocked fans with surprise performance of "Lose Yourself" alongside ...

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