50 Cent
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Pop Culture Fans were at best bemused at the wire work at Fif's recent shows.
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Ben Mock -
Music Even 50 Cent, Diddy's biggest online hater, can sometimes show some solidarity with him over business deals and their mogul statuses.
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Politics 50 Cent will be preparing for his "Humor and Harmony" festival instead.
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Music According to Lil Rod, the tapes feature "celebrities, music label executives, politicians and athletes."
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Caroline Fisher -
Pop Culture A number of artists fell victim to an elaborate scheme that registered them all as voters in Texas living at the same "beige $300,000 house in a modest new development."
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Gram Ye wants 50 Cent's help to build a Donda Academy in Houston.
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Music 50 Cent doesn't care who he offends.
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Alexander Cole -
Music The Detroit native and MC wasn't the only hometown hero that Fif brought out for his "The Final Lap" tour stop in the city.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Upset fans are suspecting this is an April Fools ruse.
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Music "I’ve made mistakes too but I’ve never done anything to try to take food out of your mouth or stop you from eating," Young Buck says.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music 50 Cent has jokes about the situation.
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Cole Blake -
Music 50 Cent and his son Sire allege that they did not sign a contract for their scenes in the upcoming film "Skillhouse," but the film will still release as planned.
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Devin Morton