In his new single, “A Kiss,” a leaked track off his “Hell: The Sequel” record with Bad Meets Evil partner Royce Da 5’9, Eminem goes straight for the pop culture jugular, dissing on Lady Gaga by dredging up the old, ridiculous rumors that she is a hermaphrodite.

“Tell Lady Gaga she can quit her job at the post office/ She’s still a male lady,” he raps. “Wouldn’t f*ck her with her d*ck/ You heard it/ The verdict’s in.”

Yesterday the audio was out there but has since been pulled. He also slams Justin Bieber and mentions Katy Perry.

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Just that bugged out look he always seems to have. It works on stage while he’s performing..watch below….he looks fierce and you feel his pain during Love the Way You  Lie and I Need A Doctor. But when he is off stage his eyes are still popping out of his head and he sort of creeps me out. He looks like a rap robot with no emotions inside other than that anger.

This time the song features the female side of the story with Rihanna taking the lead and Em adding a verse toward the end.

Initially, Rihanna was reluctant to tackle the continuation. “When I first heard the idea about doing a part two, I was just completely against it,” she told MTV News. “I just felt like you couldn’t beat the original,” she added. “There’s no way you can outdo that, so why compete with it?” .

Listen below (Lyrics NSFW)

I was really looking forward to seeing his interview with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes last night..but of course I missed it. So in case you did too..here it is.

I am a bit surprised that Coop didn’t go for the jugular with MM about his homophobic lyrics in light of the big Vince Vaughn ‘gay’ scandal last week…but it was for 60 Minutes..generally watched by older folk so I guess it’s best they didn’t go there.

Coop gets Marshall Mathers to open up about what things are like at his house and them Eminem teaches the straight-laced reporter how easy it is to rhyme.

“Profanity around my house? No,” says Eminem, when Cooper asks if he acts like he does on stage or on his records in his real life. “I’m not saying there’s not glimpses of me in the music, [that] there’s not truth in…things that I say,” he tells Cooper. “But this is music, this is my art…”

At home it’s a different art, that of parenting. “I’m a parent. I have daughters. I mean, how would I really sound, as a person…walking around my house [saying] ‘Bitch, pick this up,’ you know what I mean?…I don’t cuss.”

I’m not even a big Eminem fan but I’ve got the DVR set to record this interview. I always love to see very different personalities play off each other. Plus..I love watch Em talk with his hands.

“Showbiz Tonight’s” Brooke Anderson caught up with Em backstage at his concert kicking off the E3 video game convention.

Brooke met up with Eminem in a VIP lounge, and he talked about his new album, “Recovery” – which hits stores next Monday – and also really opened up about the trials he’s faced over the past several years

“Recovery feels better than ever,” the Detroit rapper said. “Feels like I’m me again.”

“It took me awhile to admit I actually did have a problem,” the musician said. “In the hip-hop world that I live in, it can be mistaken for weakness and the last thing you want to do in hip-hop is admit that you’re weak. But if I didn’t admit I was weak with this certain thing I was going to die.”

When asked how close he was to death, the artist responded that he “was certainly a couple of hours away from death,” adding that he “overdosed and almost died.”

Read more about Em’s battle and recovery and how Lindsay Lohan plays into this whole thing after the jump.

But he pulled himself back from the brink and re-entered rehab with a more honest, committed attitude: “I had to admit I had a problem. I had to do it for myself,” Eminem said.

The album’s already been leaked and Lindsay Lohan, for one, was inspired by one of its tracks, “Talkin’ 2 Myself.” She tweeted, “Couldn’t relate to this song more some days….”

I asked Eminem how people who are exposed to the trappings of fame – and everything that goes along with it – avoid the pitfalls?

“That’s a tough question. I don’t know how you avoid it. I mean, I could say the cliched things, make sure you stay on the right path, you make the right decisions in life,” he said. “You know, fame is a funny thing, man, especially, you know, actors, musicians, rappers, rock singers, it’s kind of a lifestyle and it’s easy to get caught up in it – you go to bars, you go to clubs, everyone’s doing a certain thing… It’s tough.

And while he could simply say, “stay away from that,” he added that perhaps it’s something one has to experience. “There’s some people that can go do that and some people who can’t. I was one of those people who couldn’t and I had a tough time trying to understand why I couldn’t.”

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Elton John says he has been helping American rapper Eminen fight drug problems for more than a year. John says Eminem is succeeding in his well-publicized battle against substance abuse.

John told BBC Radio Saturday that as a recovered drug abuser he is happy to help people if they want the assistance but drugs make people so cocky and arrogant that they often reject help.

I have a feeling that Em probably didn’t want this information made public, but you know how old queens love to gossip.

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Shady Talez will be Eminem’s first big-screen appearance since his role in the 2002 box office hit 8 Mile.

The film will be accompanied by a four-issue Shady Talez comic book series, due out in 2010.

Great. 3-D blood and guts, hateful hip hop and a comic book! Yeah us!

It’s funny and all…but how many times can SBC put his balls in another mans face before it becomes blase?