Despite his albums REVIVAL and Kamikaze being shut out from the 2019 GRAMMY nominations, Eminem’s “Lucky You” with Joyner Lucas still received a nod for “Best Rap Song.” Hours after that made the news, Slim Shady debuts the music video for “Good Guy.” Co-starring Jessie Reyez, the Toronto singer rises from the ground after being buried alive by her on-screen lover. As expected, Eminem is shocked his lover is still alive and the pair gets into a violent fight that includes a stabbing, crashing through windows, and someone dying.

Watch the story unfold and the final burial below.

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The road to music’s biggest night starts now as the nominations for the 61st annual GRAMMY Awards are revealed. Leading the way for the 2019 GRAMMYs is Kendrick Lamar. Despite not releasing a solo album, the Pulitzer Prize winner landed the most nominations (8) for the Black Panther soundtrack, where he served as lead artist and curator. Lamar is up for “Album of the Year,” “Song of the Year,” “Record of the Year,” and “Best Rap Song.” For “Album of the Year,” Kendrick faces off against Cardi B (Invasion Of Privacy), Drake (Scorpion), H.E.R. (H.E.R.…

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Natalie Portman is all smiles on the red carpet at the premiere of her new movie Vox Lux on Wednesday night (December 5) at the ArcLight in Hollywood, Calif.

The 37-year-old Oscar-winning actress went glam in a black pantsuit and matching heels as she was joined at the premiere by her co-stars Jude Law and Raffey Cassidy.

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Vox Lux follows Celeste, who survives a violent tragedy and after singing at a memorial service, transforms into a burgeoning pop star.

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Eminem has released a new freestyle rap titled “Kick Off” and it’s over 10 minutes long!

The video was shot in Detroit at Em‘s “old stomping grounds” and the freestyle was inspired by the new battle rap movie Bodied.

“I’ve always looked at battle rap as a competition where the main objective is to destroy, completely f–king obliterate your opponent by saying anything and everything, whatever the fuck you can to get a reaction from the crowd,” Eminem says in the video. “So nothing’s off limits.”

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Eminem and long-time manager/Def Jam CEO Paul Rosenberg serve as executive producers of the newly released battle rap film, Bodied. As hip-hop lovers enjoy the movie, Eminem decided to take it back to where it all started. Inspired by the film, Slim Shady drops a ten-minute freestyle called “Kick Off.” For the performance, Marshall heads to The Shelter at St. Andrew’s in his hometown of Detroit, the very place the ‘Rap God’ took part in various battles in the early stages of his career. As expected, Eminem goes off touching on Islamic regime, the Manchester bombing after an Ariana …

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