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Eminem is back in the eye of the storm, making headlines both in music and sports business. The most significant recent development is his just-announced multi-year deal with the Detroit Lions to executive-produce their Thanksgiving Day halftime shows through 2027. According to reports from CBS News Detroit, Eminem and longtime manager Paul Rosenberg will select talent and oversee production, kicking off with the 2025 matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Billboard reports that Eminem is expected to perform at the first event, triggering a frenzy of speculation and hype. In a public statement, Eminem called the partnership “an honor,” while Lions president Rod Wood predicted it would attract “top-tier artists” to Ford Field and make the halftime shows must-see TV nationwide.
While business at Shady Records and his Detroit restaurant Mom’s Spaghetti is described as robust—with both brands seeing steady fan traffic and positive press—no major new ventures or deals have been formally announced this week. Financial outlets like Finance Monthly peg Eminem’s net worth around $250 million, thanks to a potent mix of music sales, touring, and entrepreneurship.
On the artistic front, Eminem’s new documentary Stans debuted to huge fan buzz on Paramount Plus and at the Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York. While reviews from major critics are still pending, initial reactions on TikTok and Twitter have been overwhelmingly positive. Eminem opens up about fame, addiction, fan culture, and legacy, and the film is already being called a signature project for his career’s “second act.” The accompanying Stans soundtrack has landed him on the UK Official Soundtrack Albums list for only the second time. His latest album, The Death of Slim Shady Coup de Grâce, has soared back into top chart positions in the UK and the US, defying industry expectations and proving his enduring relevance according to sources like Forbes and Eminem.News. Even older records, from Curtain Call to The Slim Shady LP, are enjoying a chart resurgence.
Perhaps the loudest chatter comes from the rumor mill: industry whispers and fan sites like TourSetlist are ablaze with talk of a globe-spanning One Last Ride stadium tour in 2026. No official schedule has dropped, but some insiders claim plans are in motion for signature shows in Detroit, London, Tokyo, and possibly a cameo-packed “Up in Smoke 2” trek with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Kendrick Lamar. Neither Eminem nor his team has confirmed these details, so treat them as unsubstantiated but high-stakes industry speculation.
Meanwhile, all eyes are turning toward the MTV Video Music Awards this week. LL Cool J confirmed to Entertainment Tonight that Eminem will make a special appearance, likely mixing with nominees as “Murdergram Deux” and “Somebody Save Me” vie in the Video for Good category. Social media has been on fire, with Eminem’s official accounts pushing behind-the-scenes content, anniversary merch, and film launch details. As the VMAs approach and football season heats up, Eminem remains front and center in pop culture and business headlines—a testament to the staying power, unpredictability, and hustle of Marshall Mathers.
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