G-Unit gave state officials an update on the progress of its downtown Shreveport development projects.

Before the collaboration became a cultural reference point, it started with an album. When 50 Cent released Get Rich or Die Tryin’ in 2003, he was already one of the fastest-rising names in hip-hop.

The Everyday Struggle crew reviews Dreamville's "Revenge of the Dreamers III", discusses 50 Cent's shade towards G-Unit, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “G-Unit, we in here/ We could get the drama poppin', we don't care,” 50 Cent rapped on “What Up Gangsta,” and for a while, truer ...

After the slap, which allegedly happened decades ago, Domination claims guns were drawn.

50 Cent may have experienced some career highs with his fellow G-Unit members over the years, but now he admits he'd like to forget all about the group. Last month, Fif sat down with his former DJ ...

After in-fighting and personal rivalries put the group in jeopardy, 50 and his crew are making an unlikely comeback that looks more than hot air and braggadocio A decade past his commercial prime, 50 ...

The new album from 50 Cent's quartet G Unit, "Beg for Mercy," due Nov. 18 on G Unit Records is arriving with a special bonus. The superstar rapper is offering fans the chance to win thousands of… By ...

2003: After the seven-time platinum success of Get Rich Or Die Tryin', 50 Cent and his co-conspirators at Interscope/Aftermath/Shady were looking to capitalize on the Queens rapper's overwhelming ...