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FemaleFirst.co.uk (www.femalefirst.co.uk) has great 50 Cent news, photos, videos and more
Friday, Jan 2
Five Losers of 2008
UK - The Hip-Hop world groaned in agony when former G-Unit rapper Young Buck was ousted from 50 Cent’s gang after showing no loyalty to his crew. ...
Thursday, Dec 25
Rap Roundup 2008 - Part Two
UK - 50 Cent sued Taco Bell for $4 million after the Mexican food chain used him in their advertisements, and cheekily suggested that the rapper should change ...
Rap Roundup 2008 - Part One
UK - Dec 26, 2008 Lil Wayne’s album Tha Carter III has sold over a million copies in only its first week on sale – the first person to do so since 50 Cent’s The Massacre ... Rap Roundup 2008 - Part Two FemaleFirst.co.uk all 2 news articles
Friday, Dec 19
The greatest music producers of all time
UK - but the most prominent ones have to be Family Affair by R&B singer Mary J. Blige, the debut 50 Cent album; Get Rich or Die Tryin', and LAX for The Game. ...
Friday, Dec 15
50 Cent Uses Real Name For New Movie.
The In Da Club star combines his alias with his real name Curtis Jackson in publicity material for the war movie, which also stars Samuel L Jackson.
Thursday, Jan 1
50 Cent Ordered To Pay Child Support.
The Candy Shop star - born Curtis Jackson - appeared in New York's Suffolk County Court on Monday (16Apr07), where he was told by Support Magistrate Aletha V. Fields-Ferraro to pay an additional $15,000 (£7,692) in monthly expenses to Shaniqua Tompkins for the care of their 10-year-old s...
Young Buck Urges 50 Cent And The Game To 'grow Up' And Settle Feud.
The Game was kicked out of G-Unit by the Candy Shop hitmaker in 2005, after 50 Cent - real name Curtis Jackson - claimed he hadn't received full credit for his contribution to the California rapper's debut album, The Documentary.