Author: Isabelle Esling

Marshall and Kim have known each other since the time they were teenagers. Moreover, Kim grew up at Debbie’s home as his foster sister.

Gutter sniper: British rapper the Streets takes aim at reality Tom Horgen, Star Tribune June 18, 2004 MUS0618 http://www.startribune.com/stories/457/4827688.html

The song “Census Bureau” from DJ Kay Slay’s album”The Streetsweeper” Vol.2 features D12. This less known song, featuring D12, could have been entitled “Death Index” as well when we think about the numerous references to people who get killed at 7 Mile Road, Runyan Ave during the whole song; dramas are followed by dramas. You…

Kimberly Mathers reportedly missed drug treatment http://www.mlive.com/news/aanews/index.ssf?/base/news-9/1087397184256860.xml

* Source: Bravo Magazine (Credit to Bavariangirl 2003 who posted the info on the Kon Artis yahoo group)

On January the 9th 1975, Kathleen Sluck (Kim’s mother) gave birth to twins: Kim and Dawn. Kim was born in Detroit. Her and her sister’s childhood was quite horrible. At the age of 13, both sisters had to run away from an alcoholics home. Apparently, Kim’s stepfather was abusive towards her. We have very little…

Many people don’t realize it, but fame sometimes leaves a sour aftertaste. People usually only see the glory and the money that goes with fame, but they don’t see the numerous disadvantages of being a celebrity.

“Get My Gun” from the new D12 World album offers us a hilarous parody of what could possibly happen when Eminem and his crew gets angry. Things will get overheated very fast and he may get his gun very fast. The introduction that features Kon Artis shows us a man (Marshall) who reacts before thinking…

Marshall Mathers and his D12 crew will certainly amaze you with their new video to the D12 World song “How Come”.

Comparing Eminem to Benny Goodman, Elvis Presley and Paul Simon, a federal judge ruled yesterday that the company that publishes a leading hip-hop magazine was in contempt of court for failing to comply with orders in a copyright battle with the rapper.