Page 56 - Die Tryin News Today

50 Cent has signed an non-exclusive deal with Fox Entertainment. He will write dramas, live-action comedies and animated series through G-Unit Films.

The In Da Club hitmaker also speaks about the current state of the hip-hop industry during an in-depth interview with Billboard to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin .

Chuckie is joined by Poet for another entertaining instalment of the HC Pod which touches on 50 Cent, XXXTentacion & more.

50 Cent has really begun to lean into his partnership with the Houston Rockets, kicking things off this weekend by showing love to attendees at the Rockets’ annual Black Sports Professional Career Fair.

Try to imagine hip-hop without 'In Da Club', '21 Questions' or 'P.I.M.P'. Impossible. The album that provided ...

Twenty years later, Fif is still getting money.

In 2003, 50 Cent’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’ kicked in the door wavin’ the .44 with one hand and an unapologetic middle finger with the other. The album’s recipe for success was Black trauma wrapped in catchy hooks served with addictive melodies that shifted Hip Hop culture and put the world in a chokehold. […]

50 Cent is reportedly nearing a settlement with Remy Martin in relation to the pair's lawsuit over the shape of the Branson Cognac bottle.

50 Cent has responded to Jim Jones' claims that it was Dipset who kicked off the mixtape wave that dominated the streets at the turn of the century, not G-Unit.

According to new report, both the In Da Club rapper and Remy want more time to possibly settle their legal dispute over the alleged copyright infringement.