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Shares Curtis ‘50 Cent‘ Jackson is set to produce a series for ABC based on the true story of Isaac Wright Jr. (Paul Zimmerman/Getty Images) Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has and will always be a part of New York, but he recently moved down to Houston, Texas to work on his new show,  Confessions of a Crime Queen. While he’s only been down in Houston for a few weeks, he’s certainly made himself at home. In just a short period of time, Jackson has attended wine auctions and visited local restaurants. Best of all, he’s found a way to give back to those in his new home.

eye on the news New York’s Mayoral Race: Where It Stands Polling shows a tight contest between Eric Adams and Andrew Yang. New York Politics and law New York City’s mayoral contest is currently a tight race between Eric Adams and Andrew Yang, with Adams narrowly winning on the final ranked-choice ballot, according to a mid-May poll of likely Democratic primary voters conducted for the Manhattan Institute.* The survey shows a fluid race, with Yang edging Adams by a single point (19 percent to 18 percent) when primary voters are asked to rank their first choice. Kathryn Gar...

The television show For Life that was based on a true story, the life of Isaac Wright Jr. has been canceled from ABC network. According to Deadline the show was cancelled due to low ratings. The star of the show, Nicholas Pinnock wrote a statement on Twitter following the news. “I am in no way bitter with ABC for not renewing For Life for a third season. ABC has been nothing but supportive of our show, and has championed it from the start. So I won’t have you bad-mouthing them. I can tell you firsthand how great they have been to me and to our show. Sadly, the live audience numbers did...

50 Cent just took a Hollywood loss. "Deadline" has reported that his critically acclaimed series “For Life” has been cancelled.

Little America, The Social Dilemma, and Welcome to Chechnya. Television Academy Honors annually celebrates programs across numerous platforms and genres that elevate complex issues facing society. This year's honorees used their talents to produce compelling programs, in both fictional and non-fictional works, to address racism, criminal justice, social justice, sexual assault, LGBTQ+ persecution, immigration and climate change. The remarkable storytelling of these honorees has energized, educated and challenged audiences around the globe. "During one of the most challenging years in televi...