411 Mania — Dr. Dre is one of music's all-time greatest producers. Click here to find out what got him to the plateau of greatness! more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Billboard) - It may just be a few seconds of music, but Dr. Dre fans will remember the new Dr. Pepper ad as the spot where they heard the first officially released beats from his much-delayed album "Detox." more info

VH1 News — 50 Cent and Eminem talked about their relationship with mentor Dr. Dre. "When [we] come together, I'm actually the smallest person in our circle," 50 said. more info

Rolling Stone — Everyone knows Dr. Dre produced Eminem’s new Number One album, Relapse, but he didn’t do it alone. Among the Aftermath staff producers who helped put together beats and hooks for the album is Dawaun Parker, who joined Dre’s team in 2005, two da... more info

MTV.com News — 'When [we] come together, I'm actually the smallest person in our circle,' 50 says of Em and Dre.By Shaheem Reid 50 Cent, Eminem and Dr. Dre Photo: Frank Micelotta/Getty Images Two-thirds of the infamous "Three-headed Monster" were out in ... more info

VH1 News — Eminem collaborator Dawaun Parker talked about recording Relapse. The young producer/ keyboardist has been Dr. Dre's right-hand man for years. more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — Blast:Throughout it's 35-year history, Saturday Night Live has always been a purveyor of the up-and-coming talents in the music world. They have welcomed bands as wide and diverse as Fear, Mariah Carey, Neil Young, and Kanye West. It has been a showc... more info

MTV.com News — Dawaun Parker has been Dr. Dre's right-hand man for years.By Jayson Rodriguez Dawaun Parker Photo: Larissa Underwood of Larissa Underwood Photography When upstart producer Dawaun Parker got word that the recording of Eminem's Relapse was... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Eminem has again said it’s his fault that Dr Dre’s album Detox has been delayed.   Speaking to DJ Semtex on 1Xtra Shady said that the producer was too busy working on his Relapse... more info

Live Daily — Once again Marshall Mathers has furthered the realm of white rap. Which is not to be confused with hip-hop. Jessica Simpson sings the hook to the "Relapse" single "We Made You." One figures that the recording session's vibe was not in the ballpark of... more info