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Dr. Dre must be gearing up for the release of “Detox”, which is reportedly due out in the fall. (Woot!) To tide you over until then, we have this nifty commercial.

Dre just filmed this new commercial for Dr. Pepper, where he says, “Slow is better. Trust me, I’m a doctor.”

Is that “Detox” playing as he spins???

Dr. Dre put his long-awaited album, “Detox’, on the backburner so that he could produce Eminem’s “Relapse” record.

Dre pushed back “Detox” to help Em with “Relapse” and 50 Cent with his latest effort, “Before I Self Destruct”.

Eminem says, “He’s recorded a lot of material. He was working on his record for a good time period, I would say probably a year, he was working on his record and he basically put that on hold once we got on the road with my record, which I’m extremely grateful for you know.”

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A new Shady song has just been leaked! And this one features Dr. Dre. The new song is called “For Old Time’s Sake” and it’s a total throwback to the days of the Slim Shady LP.

Check it out:

If the Youtube clip gets yanked, you can check out the audio here.

Eminem + Dr. Dre = Genius.

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Eminem talks about the making of the video “We Made You”.

Check out all three parts:

I loved the video. If you missed it, check it out here.

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Rick Ross is now ripping off Eminem, Dr. Dre, and 50 Cent’s work in this freestyle version of the comeback single, “Crack A Bottle”.

Are you feeling it? Or should he go away already?

Eminem talked about his new song, “We Made You“, which is set to be the first single from his upcoming album, “Relapse“. The album is set to drop on May 19th.

New Eminem! Can’t wait! Give it to me already! And while you’re at it, where’s Dr. Dre’s new album?!??? I’ve been waiting patiently!

For the full MTV interview, click here.

In this new video that 50 Cent has posted on his site, he says that he’s the reason why Eminem got fat. But he does go in to detail as to what happened to Shady that caused him to put on a few extra pounds.

Think he’s just trying to drum up publicity for their new album? I wish they’d just drop it already, respectively. Yes, Dr. Dre, I’m talking to you, too.

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Eminem has released his third (and possibly final) cut of his song, “Crack A Bottle“. The new track features Dr. Dre and 50 Cent and it’s just a sign of things to come. It’s said to be on the 2009 release of Relapse.

I’m going to be rockin’ this jam in the car asap. What do you think? And WHEN is Detox comin’ out already?

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It’s being reported that Dr. Dre’s young son, Andre Young, Jr. has passed away. His body was found at his Woodland Hills home on Saturday morning.

His mother found him unresponsive when she checked on him at 10 a.m. and called an ambulance. He was said to have been out the night before and got home at 5:30 a.m.

The cause of death is unknown at this time.

Our condolences to the Young family in this very hard time.

R.I.P.

Eminem is back in the studio!

Oh yeah and the former hottie is hitting the gym with a personal trainer, as well. Reportedly, Em was involved in a pneumonia health scare, which prompted him to pile on the pounds. Now reports are coming in that he’s looking to get back into the buff “Superman” shape that he was in before the holidays.

Sources say that the rapper is in the studio cutting tracks with Dr. Dre. I can’t wait, Eminem and Dre have always been two of my favorite rappers.

And I can’t wait. Dr. Dre helped form the rap scene as it is today and is the main reason that I still listen to it. He helped Eminem blow up, then 50 Cent. Now, it’s Dre’s turn, for one last time. Built up to be the iconic rap album that everyone is going to own (or want to), “Detox” will be Dr. Dre’s last contribution to the rap game:

“I think it’s time to move on,” he tells the Los Angeles Times, calling rhyming “a young man’s game.” According to Interscope, there is no firm date for the album.

Dr. Dre also plans to possibly direct and score new films for New Line Cinemas:

Dre recently inked a multi-year production pact with New Line Cinema, under which he will join longtime collaborator, director Phillip G. Atwelll, to score and possibly direct films.

Dre’s branching out, yo.