I've been saying it since the early 2000s, I keep hoping his next douche bag move will finally open peoples eyes. It never does.

dint realize he was that old back then.

It’s always amazed me how much he’s grown as a person since that time of his life.

Looking at all the very problematic celebrities out there and you’re hanging a guy out to dry because he had a rough patch but ultimately turned out to be a pretty decent person?

So what if he made a song with grandpa rock they’re both old detroit artists.

I always wondered how his daughter must feel hearing him talk about her mother that way.

songs about killing his ex and driving her dead body across the country to dump her body in the ocean

Is this what you think Stan is about?

I'm not even an Eminem fan but come on.

FWIW,

The Story Behind Popular 'Woman Yelling at a Cat' Meme Was Actually the Result of Abuse

You’ve seen the viral meme — a split-screen of a blonde-haired woman yelling at a white cat making a face in front of a plate of lettuce. The meme has inspired countless laughs, but the story behind the woman in the meme, Taylor Armstrong, has a very difficult origin.

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For Armstrong, however, the image of her screaming comes from a 2011 episode in season two of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” During the episode, titled “Malibu Beach Party From Hell,” Armstrong was telling her friends about her experience with domestic violence and abuse by her late ex-husband. Armstrong also revealed after filing for divorce and speaking out about the alleged abuse, her former husband died by suicide.

Another “Housewives” cast member, Camille Grammer, was filmed gossiping with other people about Armstrong’s past, which made Armstrong worry about how her current husband would react. After the other cast members kept trying to minimize Armstrong’s feelings about the gossip with Grammer, it sparked a major fight. The resulting fight led to the image now famous in the Woman Yelling at a Cat meme.

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“Thank you – that is my past and I have moved on and am in a really healthy, happy marriage,” Armstrong tweeted. “It doesn’t seem like my life any longer. I work w domestic violence shelters and support victims. It’s ok to laugh at the images that have been created.”