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White Noise: The Eminem Collection

White Noise: The Eminem Collection

Hilton Als
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Grammy-winning Eminem is the first white crossover star of the hip-hop generation and it is a crossover notable for the absence of the resentment that confronted past white performers of "black" music. In fact, black cultural bigwigs from Zadie Smith to rap progenitor and mogul Russell Simmons, not to mention superproducer to the stars Dr. Dre, a host of lesser lights, and hordes of bona fide fans have been crawling out of the woodwork to deflect the very criticism you might expect a white boy to draw when taking up a black form as his own. Meanwhile, self-consciously highbrow journals like the New Republic and the Nation have taken Eminem to task over his confused class antagonism, as portrayed in both his music and his first $100 million–grossing feature film, 8 Mile, and his truly scary misogyny and homophobia. This illustrated collection with fifty photographs includes interviews with Eminem along with selections from Toure, Andrew Sarris, Kenneth Turan, Armond White, Richard Kim, Ann Powers, Vic Everett, and many others.
Language
English
Pages
272
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Da Capo Press
Release
November 07, 2003
ISBN
156025534X
ISBN 13
9781560255345

White Noise: The Eminem Collection

Hilton Als
4/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Grammy-winning Eminem is the first white crossover star of the hip-hop generation and it is a crossover notable for the absence of the resentment that confronted past white performers of "black" music. In fact, black cultural bigwigs from Zadie Smith to rap progenitor and mogul Russell Simmons, not to mention superproducer to the stars Dr. Dre, a host of lesser lights, and hordes of bona fide fans have been crawling out of the woodwork to deflect the very criticism you might expect a white boy to draw when taking up a black form as his own. Meanwhile, self-consciously highbrow journals like the New Republic and the Nation have taken Eminem to task over his confused class antagonism, as portrayed in both his music and his first $100 million–grossing feature film, 8 Mile, and his truly scary misogyny and homophobia. This illustrated collection with fifty photographs includes interviews with Eminem along with selections from Toure, Andrew Sarris, Kenneth Turan, Armond White, Richard Kim, Ann Powers, Vic Everett, and many others.
Language
English
Pages
272
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Da Capo Press
Release
November 07, 2003
ISBN
156025534X
ISBN 13
9781560255345

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