50 Cent performs during a taping for "MTV Spring Break 2003" in Miami Beach, Florida. (Credit: Scott Gries/Getty Images) Curtis Jackson III was born in Queens, New York, on July 6, 1975. In the late ...

Today 50 Cent and DJ Drama’s much hyped The Lost Tape was finally released. The project finds two mixtape champions hooking up at last—years after they were supposed to originally team up for Blood In ...

Curtis Jackson, best known as 50 Cent (pronounced fitty) unloaded a mixtape about an hour ago via Hulk Share, one of those download sites that looks mad shady. Evidently, The Big 10’s so popular that ...

After posting AI (artificial intelligence) renditions of two of his songs, “21 Questions” and “God Gave Me Style,” Queens entrepreneur and rapper 50 Cent received mostly positive feedback for using ...

50 Cent plans to revive unreleased songs using artificial intelligence after dropping retro-style AI versions of some early 2000s hits. 50 Cent leaned into artificial intelligence and nostalgia on ...

Why Doesn’t 50 Cent Make New Music Anymore? During a panel with Earn Your Leisure at Invest Fest last month, 50 explained his mindset: “My ideas are getting so big that it’s changing even how I can ...

In a pair of posts shared on Instagram, 50 Cent utilized artificial intelligence technology to reimagine some of his tracks through the style of old-school R&B. Fif, who has shared a lot of ...

DJ Juice was reportedly fired. Gunplay’s 44th birthday celebration got marred with controversy. The Florida-bred rapper went viral this week when footage of him yelling and throwing a trash can at a ...

Throughout 50 Cent’s career as a rapper, TV producer, actor, and business mogul, his songwriting skills were rarely used outside of his solo efforts and the music with his early 2000s rap group G-Unit ...

50 Cent's 2003 smash hit "In Da Club" has officially been certified diamond by the RIAA, marking the rapper's first diamond-certified song. On Wednesday (Nov. 1), 50 Cent earned the certification. The ...

It’s no secret that there are a lot of hip-hop documentaries. As the first genre to really break in an era where it could be widely documented in real time by camcorders, tape recorders, and ...