Before you get too excited, this isn’t a new album or anything. Eminem has been doing a lot to keep his community active during the quarantine, specifically encouraging Detroit DJs to keep up their hard work by establishing a contest to be featured on his Shade 45 radio station. Now, Em is deciding to keep the hip-hop heads happy this weekend with some classic tunes, launching his “Music To Be Quarantined By” playlist.

Titled after his recent album Music To Be Murdered By, the three-hour-long special will include a bunch of songs that Eminem has been listening to while quarantined in his home. It will air for the first time at noon EST on Saturday, May 2. 

On the docket will be lots of music from rap’s past generations, including tracks from Tupac Shakur, The Notorious B.I.G, Beastie Boys, MC Lyte, Mobb Deep, Nas, Wu-Tang Clan, Run DMC, and more.

Encores of the show will air all weekend, as well as the following week if you’re unable to catch it when it premieres.

Eminem has been giving back during the pandemic, sending spaghetti meals to his local healthcare facility and teaming up with StockX to give away a rare pair of his Air Jordan 4 x Carhartt collaboration.

Be sure to tune in tomorrow!

After spending a month in quarantine, you’ve either fallen into the Tiger King trap or you’re still on the edge about going through the now eight-episode saga involving Joe Exotic, his harem of husbands, Carole Baskin, Jeff Lowe, and a bunch of big cats. If you have subjected yourself to the Netflix docu-series, you know just how badly Exotic wanted to be famous. Thanks to Netflix, he has succeeded. His fame may reach a whole new platform soon because the eccentric gay cowboy is reportedly in talks to host his own radio show from prison.

Joe Exotic’s husband Dillon Passage, who is shown in later episodes of the show, has confirmed that the Tiger King is currently communicating with one station who appears willing to give him his own radio show from behind bars.

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“This radio station here in the US wants him to have his own radio show from inside the prison,” said Passage to Metro UK. “It’s kind of mind-blowing.”

Without offering up any details about the show or its legitimacy, we cannot confirm where it would stream at this time.

Are you here for a Joe Exotic radio show/podcast from prison? The newfound star is currently serving a twenty-plus year bid for murder-for-hire, targeting Carole Baskin in the plot.

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One of the most accomplished rappers of all time, Eminem also apparently has a heart of gold. Who would have thought that we would describe one of the most ferocious battlers using those words but, in the midst of the coronavirus quarantine, he came through with a major announcement that will entertain so many as we fight back boredom.

Taking to his rarely-used social media channels, Eminem announced that Shade 45, the hip-hop centric radio station that the rapper operates, will be available for free for a limited time during quarantine.

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“Make right now sound a little better,” wrote Em, using the unfortunate circumstances we’re all navigating to drive attention to his SiriusXM channel. “The @shade45 crew can help keep you sane. Right now, you get Shade 45 for free, along with full @siriusxm access!”

Streaming on SiriusXM will be free until May 15, ensuring that listeners have enough audio content to keep them away from the woes of restlessness. With free Shade 45, you can stay up to date on some of the best new sounds coming from the world of hip-hop, while also remaining in touch with one of the most skilled rappers of all time.

Take advantage of the offer here. Thanks, Marshall!

Stephen A. Smith is one of the most popular sports talk personalities in the world and at this point, he transcends sports. People who don't even know who Smith is can recognize him because of all the memes centered around him on social media. Overall, Smith is an icon who will always be beloved (and hated) by sports fans everywhere. As an employee of ESPN, Smith has been a fixture on First Take and his very own radio show which is named after him.

Today, Smith took to Twitter where he announced that his time hosting the Stephen A. Smith Radio Show is coming to an end. This week will be his last run of shows and then he will simply become a contributor. Smith will remain as a co-host on First Take, which let's be honest, is all that matters.