50 Cent Interview: Money to Burn A Playstation 2 system, DVD player, speakers loud enough to make your ears bleed, tinted windows, stash box and 23-inch rims are all must-haves for any A-list MC who's not travelling the road by tour bus or limo. But when you're Curtis Jackson, a.k.a. 50 Cent, your SUV has a little something extra. "That's level four right there," 50 said while sitting in the backseat of his Jeep Cherokee, en route to Miami's Cristal Night Club. "It's bulletproof and bombproof." Yes, bombproof. As in grenades won't stop it. K.I.T.T. from "Knight Rider," bow down. 4 Read the Interview
50 Cent talks on Eminem's new album 50 Cent knows the score. When Eminem finally drops his long-awaited new solo record later this year, 50 Cent will run for cover. "My advice to myself, and all others, is to let Em's release date go by and, after that, we can all come out comfortably," he said, laughing. "Nothing is safe when that time comes around. Em is dropping a bomb." 50 Cent should know. He has heard tracks from the new Eminem record. 4 Read the Interview
Interview in German: Die Leute Mögen Sex Sein zweites Album «The Massacre» ist ein Hit. Mit der Netzeitung sprach US-Rapper 50 Cent daher umso entspannter über obszöne Phantasien, gute Geschäfte und die Kunst des «Dissens». Mit «In da club» stieg 50 Cent vor zwei Jahren ohne Umwege in die oberste HipHop-Liga auf, zehn Millionen Mal wurde das Album verkauft. Trotz des Riesendrucks gibt sich der Mann, der eigentlich Curtis Jackson heißt, sehr selbstsicher. Das zweite Album «The Massacre» werde «alles in den Schatten stellen», glaubt er. «Die Platte haut jeden um, der sich für Rapmusik interessiert», sagte er der Netzeitung im Interview. Und er scheint Recht zu behalten. 4 Read the Interview
Eminem, the Actor? Eminem discusses his acting debut in this exclusive Access Hollywood interview Can Eminem be taken seriously in Hollywood? It's been a long and controversial road for the rap artist, and now he's talking about those early days. Eminem chose to do just one television interview to promote his film 8 Mile, and that one was with Access Hollywood. Pat O'Brien went to Detroit and talked to Em about life before he was the real "slim shady," life before the money, life before the fame, before the controversy, and long before his life was the inspiration for a movie.  4 Read the Interview