50 Cent recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live and he addressed the infamous scene that aired on his hit tv series "Power," in which his junk was out for everyone to see, including his Auntie G. As many of you know, 50 was not at all pleased with Courtney, the showrunner for the show, and he took to instagram immediately after the episode aired to call her out.

Actor Alden Ehrenreich is set to play a young Han Solo in an upcoming "Star Wars" spinoff movie. It was just reported that Sony signed him to a three-movie deal, suggesting that the studio could be planning a Han Solo trilogy. In light of the revelation, Conan has decided to imagine all of the competition that Ehrenreich had to beat out in order to win the distinguished role, formerly played by Harrison Ford. Conan invited a bunch of his favorite celebrities to audition for the part, including Bill Hader, Will Arnet, Melissa McCarthy, Jodie Foster, and Adam Sandler.

50 Cent is in the midst of a promotion run for Season 3 of his Starz show "Power," which debuts on July 17th. Last night he stopped by 'Conan' to discuss a variety of topics, among them the prospect of a Kanye West presidency. 50 said he would like to see Kanye run for president, though he tempered his enthusiasm by adding that he thinks 'Ye and Donald Trump would be similarly effective in the position.

It looks like DJ Spinking has a couple bangers on the way. On Thursday night, the New York DJ decided to take to his snapchat and tease a few upcoming records for his fans & followers, which thankfully someone uploaded to Youtube since.

Following the success of their “Im The Man” remix, 50 Cent & Chris Brown have once again teamed up to shoot a new video for their latest collab “No Romeo No Juliet.”

50 Cent's financial troubles have been all over the news, so perhaps the rapper was looking to make a bit of extra cash when he signed up for this Hostelworld commercial. It's definitely random, but I have no doubt this'll be an effective ploy for the company.

Before 50 Cent drops off his upcoming single with Chris Brown later today (May 6) titled “No Romeo No Juliet,” the G-Unit leader decides to come through this morning and share the official video for the duo’s remix of “Im The Man,” which originally featured ATL’s Sonny Digital on it.

Although 50 Cent's Starz-aired TV show "Power" may not make quiet the same media frenzy as "Empire" (and admittedly, the shows are different worlds apart, but it seems like Fif views "Empire" as his competition), the show is nothing to scoff at. It definitely holds a more realistic weight to it, and Fif's character is as scary as they come. 

A week before Super Bowl 50 went down between the Broncos & Panthers, 50 Cent and Chris Brown held an exclusive event for the SB50 weekend at Origin Nightclub in Oakland, California. During which time, Fif took the stage to perform his latest hit “Im The Man.”

Last night Fetty Wap and Post Malone's adjoining tour hit New York City, for the first of two shows in a row. It proved to be an eventful night (more on that to arrive with our review of the entire evening, stay tuned), with a surprise guest in 50 Cent. Post and Fif collabed recently on the latter's The Kanan Tape mixtape, but even before that happened, Post was taking a cue from 50 when he re-vamped "Window Shopper" in response to his haters. The two joined forces for a performance of the classic record, as well as some Kanan Tape cuts.

There was a lot of quality on 50 Cent's latest project, The Kanan Tape, and though it'd be difficult to name the single best track, "I'm the Man" -- behind breathtaking Sonny Digital production -- is surely the most powerful. 50 has now used the track as the inspiration for a short film of the same title. 

Just hours ago, 50 Cent released his long-awaited mixtape. The Kanan Tape. He follows that up with the video for tape standout "Too Rich (For The Bitch)." 50 Cent returns to the strip club, if only for the all the Effen lying around, as he parties in a sea of Effen and strippers and literally burning hundred dollar bills. "You be all in her DM, she be all in my her BM."

Looking to promote his 50 Cent-featured single “Lotto,” New Jersey artist/actor Rotimi decides to come through and share the official video for it today. As the title depicts, the video finds Rotimi winning the lottery and inviting Fif to partake in his newly-found lavish lifestyle, before waking up to realize it was only a dream. With plenty eye candy to go around, watch Rotimi and Fif hit the club & pop some “Effen” bottles in this Eif Rivera-directed clip above.

Tim Westwood recently put out a previously unreleased interview with Ja Rule, presumably from 2004, as Rule talks about his newly released single, "New York," featuring Fat Joe and Jadakiss. The interview also touches on Rule's highly publicized beef with 50 Cent, which was at its most tense about a year earlier. 

Noisey is back with another instalment in their series, The People Vs. After getting A$AP Rocky to read and reply to comments left on his music video for "L$D," 50 Cent gets a turn.

French Montana's been doing a little bit of press in NYC, following up his interview with HOT 97 by doing one with The Breakfast Club this morning. 

Keeping the promise he made yesterday, 50 Cent shares the video for his new single "9 Shots." If you thought the song was dope, wait til you watch the video.

Fresh off the release of his new single “9 Shots,” 50 Cent decided to hop on the app Hang w/ on Friday afternoon and speak with fans about some of his upcoming moves.

Before the platinum albums, Dre beats and entrepreneurial success, there was a time when 50 Cent's biggest claim to fame was being shot nine times (including once in the face!) and surviving. It looks like he'll be referencing that 2000 incident on his next album, Street King Immortal, as he recently debuted a new track thought to be titled "9 Shots" in NYC. Watch video of the performance above and let us know what you think.

Tory Lanez has been gradually building a fanbase over the last few years, stepping up his game with each release. His most recent project is in collaboration with the WeDidIt collective, with producers such as Shlohmo, RL Grime, and Baauer contributing. In our new interview with Tory, he explains the recording process of the tape, revealing that it took place over five days, as he sat down with each beatmaker individually.