In the video for "Stan," actor Devon Sawa played the title character of the crazed fan who obsesses over Eminem. In 2018, the music news source NME reported that Sawa is still stanning over the ...

It turns out that Eminem‘s memorable “Stan” music video reportedly almost had a different lead actor.. Devon Sawa, who starred in it, did a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight where ...

Getty Image. When Eminem first coined the term “stan” with his 2000 song of that title, there was no way he could have seen it evolving as it has. What began as the name of his imaginary ...

Eminem’s brother Nate Mathers is 14 years younger than his Grammy-winning sibling. As a result, he’s closer in age to Eminem’s daughter Hailie Jade Mathers than he is to his brother.

The Eminem-inspired use of the word “stan” to describe hyper-devoted fans has been added to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary.. The casual use of “stan” famously comes from Eminem and Dido ...

The original Stan, aka actor Devon Sawa, wished Eminem a happy birthday, proving that he's still the rapper's biggest fan 19 years after starring in the music video.

Eminem’s “Stan” music video would have looked a little different if the Detroit musician had it his way. According to Devon Sawa, the star of the Dr. Dre-directed visual, the rapper ...

Eminem Performs Throwback Hits Like 'Stan' for Three-Song Medley on SNL. He might have a new album about to drop, ... saying that “REVIVAL could be music to your ears.” Close.

Watch Saturday Night Live's parody of Eminem's 2000 music video "Stan" starring Pete Davidson and Kate McKinnon, as well as the real Slim Shady, who makes a cameo.

Eminem has already left an indelible mark on the world through his music. He has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide. He has racked up more than a dozen Grammy Awards. And while he might ...

Nearly two decades after starring in the music video for Eminem’s song “Stan,” Devon Sawa still stans for the rapper.. The Canadian actor talked to Vice about starring in the video 18 years ...

Pete Davidson channeled his inner Slim Shady during Saturday Night Live on Dec. 5, and we simply can't get over it. During a hilarious holiday skit, the show parodied Eminem's 2000 music video for ...