Eminem has something big planned. What is it, exactly? Well, we don't know. Yet.

"Texas - 'Square Dance' with me! Announcement coming 4/22," he wrote on Instagram on Friday (April 18), along with a picture of himself in full cowboy garb sitting atop a horse. Aside from once again displaying Em's sense of humor, the post didn't offer too much. So we're here to speculate on what it could all mean.

He's Releasing His Own Line Of Cowboy Hats
Em has always made some distinct style choices, from velour sweat suits to do-rags. But he's also a capable face of a product, from his days of selling clothes with his Shady Ltd. line to more recent endorsements. Stepping into the cowboy hat–making market will be a bit of a departure, but he could handle it.

He's Finally Shooting A "Square Dance" Video
Sure, "Square Dance" came out 12 years ago, way back on The Eminem Show. But if his is any indication, Slim has been in the mood to revisit his past work recently. Maybe he'll even get Dr. Dre, Nas, Xzibit and Busta Rhymes to square-dance with him, like he says in the outro.

He's Filming That Western He Was Supposed To Be In
Back in 2006, it was announced that Em was supposed to star in a remake of the 1950s TV show "Have Gun - Will Travel," but nothing ever came of it. He hasn't starred in a feature film since 2002's 8 Mile, but maybe the man is ready to prove he's still got it on the ...

Let's all take a moment and obsess over One Direction's brand-new video for because it's pretty close to perfect.

The guys do something totally different in their latest Ben Winston–directed video, morphing into one another as they walk along a deserted pier singing the oh-so-romantic ballad off their album Midnight Memories.

The boy band show off a much more serious and mature side than what Directioners are typically used to, and I have to say that I'm definitely liking the new look (I'm looking at you, Liam). From the new haircuts to the scruffy beards to the matching cozy sweaters, the guys pull off a video that's raw, emotional and pretty creative.

However, since we are talking about One Direction, there were still plenty of heart-melting and swoon-worthy moments to go around, which is why we've compiled 12 of our favorite moments for you to feast your eyes on. Enjoy!

1. Niall Debuts His Long, Luscious Locks

2. Liam Owning The Scruff

3. Harry Fixing His Hair After A Jog

4. Zayn Should Never Take Off That Sweater ... Perfection

5. Louis Also Ditching The Clean-Shaven Look

6. Harry Is Ready For His Close-Up

7. Too Many One Directions To Count!

8. Zayn + Liam = Bromance

9. Niall Nails A Cartwheel

10. Liam Practices Stop, Drop and Roll

11. Louis Has Some High-Flying Fun

12. Just Being Adorable Playing Soccer On A Pier

It's been five years since Cam'ron released his last solo album, and he's about to feed the streets to make up for lost time.

"I'm putting out an EP every month with a 30-minute episode so you're not waiting a year or more for the next album," Killa told Mass Appeal in his recent cover story. "It's kinda like a show version of Killa Season. Instead of spending money on one movie, every month you have something new to look forward to."

The series, which will be called "The First of the Month," is just one of a number of ventures — both musical and otherwise — that Cam has on deck. He's also working on an EP called Federal Reserve, produced entirely by A-Trak. They released the song "Humphrey" in January.

"I didn't know who A-Trak was," the Harlem rapper admitted. "And [Damon Dash was] like, 'Trust me Cam, you need to do this.' [Dame's] working with Smoke DZA and I'm helping him out with that; we're going to do a project eventually."

Even with all of this new music on the way, Cam doesn't have anything with the Diplomats that's imminent. The crew, which consists of Killa, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zekey, hasn't released an album together in a decade, since 2004's Diplomatic Immunity 2. Still, he did say that they're on good enough terms that it could happen down the line.

"We all in a good space, we mad cool," he said. "Juelz was over the other day for his birthday; I spoke to Jim yesterday. It's ...

Johnny Depp is the lead in the $3.7 billion "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise. But as one of the world's biggest movie stars launches a sci-fi thriller over Easter weekend, three months shy of his 51st birthday, box-office experts observe an old cliché: "You're only as big as your last hit."

The $100 million arrives in theaters on the heels of two expensive Depp films. The failure of last year's "The Lone Ranger" gave Disney a loss reportedly close to $190 million. And the vampire soap opera adaptation made barely more than half its $150 million production budget domestically the year before. Critics panned both films, and "Transcendence" is faring even worse. The 19 percent Rotten Tomatoes score for "Transcendence" is dangerously close to Depp's worst-reviewed film ever, 1999's "The Astronaut's Wife," which sits on the critical aggregator website with a 16 percent score.

Neither "The Tourist" ($67 million) nor "The Rum Diary" ($13 million) were considered commercial hits either. "The Tourist" was also the butt of many jokes at the 2012 Golden Globes, after which Depp satirically got his "revenge" against Ricky Gervais in an episode of the mock reality series "Life's Too Short."

Industry prognosticators are putting "Transcendence" behind two-time champion "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and last weekend's runner-up, "Rio 2." Fox's animated sequel is expected to overtake Marvel's "first Avenger" after giving Cap a run for his money already. The difference is likely to be only a few million dollars. A few more-optimistic watchers, like EW.com, ...