50 Cent

Meek Mill is preparing the follow-up to last year's 'Dreamchasers 2,' but this weekend he had to play pacifist between 50 Cent and a former member of his G-Unit camp at MixShow Live in Atlanta on Saturday night (Aug. 10).

50 Cent appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom Monday (Aug. 5) to plead not guilty to domestic violence and vandalism charges. The case stems from a June 23 incident in which the rapper assaulted his ex-girlfriend and trashed her condo.

Rapper 50 Cent hasn't been making too many positive headlines this summer. Due to an incident in June, he faces arraignment today on domestic violence charges relating to an alleged assault on his ex-girlfriend and damage to her condo.

When reports surfaced that 50 Cent assaulted his ex-girlfriend last month, it was alleged that he's also the father of her child. Well, that may not be true, according to TMZ.

50 Cent is known not to mince words but allegedly he wrote some vulgar words to his 16-year-old son, Marquise. A series of alleged text messages surfaced online between the two and they are rather shocking.

Domestic violence is no laughing matter, but 50 Cent took to his Instagram page on Friday (July 5) to joke about the serious charges he was hit with stemming from a June altercation.

50 Cent is fighting back domestic violence claims from his ex-girlfriend. In a statement released Thursday (July 4), the rapper's attorney, Scott Leemon, says his client denies allegations that he beat his rumored new baby mama and vandalized her condo.

50 Cent is in legal trouble after being charged with domestic violence for allegedly kicking his former girlfriend, Daphne Joy, and vandalizing some property in her condo.

50 Cent is adding to his lengthy list of jobs. Fiddy is producing a new TV drama for Starz called 'Power.'

J. Cole hooks up with fellow Queens rapper 50 Cent for the hometown cut, 'New York Times.'