Eminem has released his Marshall Mathers LP 2 track list, and the features may or may not surprise you.

The album art, released along with the listing on his website, features a depiction of Em's childhood home, 19946 Dresden Street. The fuzzy photo shows the house boarded up, the lawn grown over. The back of the album lists the songs on a "Condemned" notice, which has producers Dr. Dre and Rick Rubin's names sitting at the bottom.

The first feature is Skylar Grey, who will appear on a song titled "A--hole." Grey is no stranger to Em, as she wrote the rapper's "Love the Way You Lie" featuring Rihanna. She also appeared on Dr. Dre's "I Need A Doctor" and on Em's supergroup Slaughterhouse's album, Welcome to: Our House.

Rihanna has also collaborated with the Detroit rapper before, singing the hook on "Love the Way You Lie." This time, she'll sing "The Monster."

Perhaps the most surprising of the features is Fun. frontman Nate Ruess. The indie-rock-gone-famous singer will appear on "Headlights." No word on how the unlikely duo met (perhaps while recording respective duets on Pink's album?), but the "Carry On" singer will add his vocals to Eminem's angry raps on the new album, out November 5.

The album will of course feature singles "Berzerk" and "

Kendrick Lamar, who had previously been photographed in the studio with Em, will feature on a song called "Love Game." Lamar's appearance is slightly surprising as well, seeing as he told MTV News he was just a fan back in June.

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Everyone has Miley Cyrus on the brain. The emerging pop queen has a legion of fans — the Smilers — but on the road to Tuesday's Bangerz release and her recently premiered documentary on MTV, the "We Can't Stop" singer has picked up some unlikely fans — from Snoop Lion to boxer Floyd Mayweather.

"I'm excited for the documentary," Mike Will Made It told MTV News as he walked the carpet for the 2013 BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta, set to air on October 15. "It's dope because she don't really do too much talking to the press. So it's good for people to see her and see behind the scenes and see how she really living and see how dope she is."

Mike Will made his name producing for ATL artists like Future and 2 Chainz while they were still on the come-up, but now he's a premiere hitmaker and has secured his spot on as executive producer of Miley's brand-new LP. Future appears as well, on a track titled "My Darlin'," which samples Ben E. King 1961's classic "Stand by Me."

"I believe that album is going to be special. It's going to be a classic. It's going to be one she's going to go back on and perform forever. I'm glad to be a part of it," Future told us just weeks before the October 8 release. "She's a unique artist and she takes chances. I like that."

Snoop Dogg worked with Cyrus on "Ashtrays and Heartbreaks," a track he recorded as Snoop ...

Steve Aoki is notorious for throwing some of the wildest parties in the world. His crowds are always guaranteed a bubbly champagne shower. His fans beg with signs and T-shirts to be one of the lucky ones to be hit with a cake from stage. If that's not enough, he always brings rafts and blow-up toys to crowd-surf with, not to mention a killer DJ set.

The only way these parties could possibly get rowdier? This fall, Aoki is adding Waka Flocka Flame, Pharrell Williams and Borgore into the mix for a tour he is calling Aokify America. The tour kicked off last Friday in Chicago and will make stops all across the country.

MTV News caught up with the EDM trendsetter at TomorrowWorld to get to the bottom of how this eclectic group came together.

"It was a lot of planning," Aoki told us. "I wanted to do a really diverse roster. Borgore brings on a whole different audience, and Waka Flocka, watching his YouTube videos I knew he was the right fit. "It's a really good crop, and Pharrell is such a great addition because he adds another element to the whole lineup."

Aoki is no stranger to bus tours — or hip-hop artists. Last year, he teamed up with Kendrick Lamar for a similar bus tour, and his upcoming Neon Future album features the likes of Snoop, Machine Gun Kelly and Snoop, just to name a few.

According to Aoki, this tour will be on a whole new level for him. "New production, new songs, new ...

"The Fifth Estate" — a semi-fictionalized account of the Wikileaks scandal, and its aftermath — hits theaters on October 18th, with Benedict Cumberbatch taking the lead role as the controversial editor-in-chief Julian Assange. And, as you can probably imagine, Assange ain't too happy about that.

Back in January, but just released yesterday by Wikileaks, Assange wrote a letter begging Cumberbatch not to continue with the movie. It's a pretty spectacular read, but what jumped out at us the most? Assange is basically a James Bond villain. His flowery prose and demanding statements are one eyepatch away from having a laser ready to blow up the moon.

So naturally, we went ahead and mashed up the best, most Bond-ian phrases from Assange's letter with shots of Cumberbatch from "The Fifth Estate" at his most dastardly, and added just one little flourish at the end... Mr. Bond:

"The Fifth Estate" hits theaters on Friday, October 18 from Dreamworks Pictures.

The meeting of Batman and Superman on the big screen is a year and a half away, but imagining two enormous heroes sharing the screen seems almost like too nerdy of a fantasy to be true.

But this isn't the first time that such a meeting has been attempted. Most recently, "Mad Max" director George Miller nearly mounted a "Justice League" movie in 2007 that would have starred Armie Hammer as Batman, D.J. Cotrona as Superman, Common as Green Lantern, and Adam Brody as the Flash, among others.

The film never got off the ground, but a screenplay by Kieran and Michele Mulroney recently leaked online, giving us a glimpse at the "Justice League" movie that almost was. Though uneven and lacking true emotional hooks, the script featured a number of scenes and visuals we would have loved to see.

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