Eminem surprises everyone with Oscars Lose Yourself performance
Famous rapper Eminem took the stage at this year's Oscars award ceremony, performing his iconic song 'Lose Yourself' in front of millions of people. The performance was not on the official Oscars schedule and was a complete surprise to nearly everyone in the audience. The song was censored for the television broadcast.
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'Parasite' director says he is too exhausted to work on new films
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