Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The G-Unit dreadnaught and its stranglehold on the general pop consciousness has been effortless ...

This year could arguably be the busiest that 50 Cent has been in his whole career. After dropping 'Animal Ambition' and reuniting with his G-Unit soldiers, he's been all over place in 2014. Now G-Unit ...

G-Unit is busting out the rhymes again. The rap group has reunited and is reinvigorating the underground mix tape circuit while tapping into the mainstream music scene - a move that has proven ...

G-Unit is serious about returning to rap dominance. Today, they release the video for the track "Changes" from the EP, The Beauty of Independence. In the 50 Cent-directed visual, the five-man crew ...

Young Buck may be out of 50 Cent s G-Unit rap group, but the rapper continues to make business moves on his own as his Cashville Records imprint has inked a new deal through Decon, to release his ...

The murder-for-hire case against an imprisoned hip hop mogul accused of having a member of rapper 50 Cent’s crew whacked ended in a mistrial on Friday after bickering jurors couldn’t reach a unanimous ...

Twelve members of rap superstar 50 Cent’s G-Unit posse – including top hip-hop performers Lloyd Banks and Young Buck – were arraigned on weapons charges yesterday after cops stopped their van and ...

G-Unit rapper Tony Yayo is off the hook for hitting the 14-year-old son of a top producer for rival The Game. Yayo’s co-defendant yesterday took full responsibility for socking the kid in March 2007 – ...

Who would have thought that G-Unit, of all doomed rap groups, would be heating up the summer in 2014? After reuniting at Hot 97's Summer Jam 2014 and dropping their first track in six years, 'Nah I'm ...

Jurors heard the inside dope on the beef between hip hop mogul James (Jimmy Henchman) Rosemond and rapper 50 Cent’s crew G-Unit as Rosemond’s murder-for-hire trial got underway Monday. “In the public ...

That it took more than six months to get another six songs from G-Unit is another testament to the fact that times have changed; a decade ago, the same time frame would have produced six mixtapes and ...