50 Cent

If there was one thing last week's box office winner, Disney's revisionist tale 'Maleficent,' was missing, it was rap stars. There's not a single rapper in the entire film, it's all just Elle Fanning and Angelina Jolie and wood nymphs and spinning needles and such. No Ice Cube. No Ice-T. No Eminem. And this injustice will not stand -- because 50 Cent is out to correct it with his new feature film, 'Malefiftycent.'

50 Cent admits in a reddit AMA that he does know what a grapefruit is, despite Aziz Ansari's story in the 2012 comedy special, 'Dangerously Delicious.'

50 Cent is good at a lot of things: rapping, entrepreneurship, marketing and much more. The rapper made us painfully aware that throwing out the first pitch at baseball game isn't one of them.

Rapper Mazaradi Fox, who was an associate and childhood friend of rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent, was shot and killed today (Jan. 3) in Queens, N.Y.

We recently learned that 50 Cent was charged with domestic violence and now, we’ve caught wind of a series of brutal text messages he sent to his 16-year-old son, Marquise Jackson. Oh, boy.

Uh-oh, this is no good, 50 Cent. The New York rapper was hit with charges of domestic violence and vandalism after a dispute with the mother of his son, Shaniqua Tompkins, in Toluca Lake, Calif.

Months ago we heard that Starz and rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson had begun development of vague new criminal drama 'Power,' said to follow a “Gotham nightclub owner who skirts the line between legitimacy and criminality.” Starz has now officially picked up the drama to series with Jackson producing, but what new details have been revealed? And will 50 Cent end up starring in the show?

Just when you thought it was safe to tweet again, another Twitter feud has erupted on the popular social-media platform. Rhyme-spitters 50 Cent and French Montana engaged in a little tit for tat on their timelines Friday (Nov. 30), according to MTV News.

Starz is certainly looking to pick up new dramas, what with the earlier cancellation of 'Boss,' and the upcoming final run of 'Spartacus: War of the Damned,' even 'Magic City' having a somewhat tepid reception. For its latest effort Starz has partnered with rapper and occasional actor 50 Cent for 'Power,' which might have one of the vaguest titles and premises we've ever heard.  Get the big (littl

There are a lot of things 50 Cent will do -- including offer you advice, shovel your snow and/or date Chelsea Handler -- but one thing he won't do is accept criticism of his music, unless the person giving it happens to be Eminem.