50 Cent

Bummer for 50 Cent! A judge has ordered the G-Unit boss to pay his former headphone partners Sleek Audio $16 million for the failed deal in which he was suppose to launch his own line.

50 Cent takes the party to the high-life in the music video for his latest offering, "Pilot." In the clip, the G-Unit rapper dresses up like a real pilot as he takes his party-goers to the skies.

"Don't Worry Bout It" 50 proclaims in the latest offering from his upcoming album, Animal Ambition , slated to drop June 3rd.

"The Funeral" is 50 Cent's first release after announcing that he moved his G-Unit record label from Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and inked and independent deal with Caroline/Capitol/UMG.

50 Cent is taking his G-Unit record label elsewhere...this time to the independent realm. After over a decade with partners Dr.

Gun violence has been rocking the Hip Hop community for years, but it seems like it has taken a leap as of late. Along with the recent death of T.I.'s Hustle Gang member Doe B.

50 Cent's attempt to get a lawsuit dismissed was foiled by a New York judge on Thursday (Jan. 2) after a ruling, which cites "enough evidence for the suit to proceed".

If you want beef, 50 Cent has the recipe! The Jamaica, Queens rapper is no stranger in getting other rappers' britches in a bunch, and he's released a new song that's no different.

Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson always finds a way to win, and it seems his latest business move will land him another notch in that column.

Music may not be poppin' for G-Unit boss 50 Cent at the moment, but that's not a problem for a true hustler. The Queens, NY rapper, real name Curtis Jackson, will continue to focus his energy on film and TV, and we all know the checks are bigger.

50 Cent can now put the incident with his baby mother behind him. According to TMZ , the G-Unit rapper struck a plea deal to vanquish any possible jail time by supplicating to a no contest for one count of misdemeanor vandalism.

First Kendrick Lamar claim he runs New York, and now G-Unit boss 50 Cent affirms that he is New York on his latest promotional cut "NY." Lifted from his 2012 freebie, 5 (Murder by Numbers), Fiddy uses the Big Apple as the background to his ferocious lyrics.