50 Cent's new variety show "50 Central" premieres tonight on BET. You don't want to miss it because it's guaranteed to be high quality entertainment, along the lines of the 90's hit show "In Living Color."
The cast features Tristen Winger, Jasmin Brown, Kiya Roberts, Vince Swann and Mark Harley.
Tune in at 10:30/9:30c. 23 additional episodes will follow every Wednesday.
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After being banned from the Hot 97 studios for 10+ years, 50 Cent made his return to the main building to chop it up with the Ebro in the Morning.
He talked about Prodigy's passing, the success of Mobb Deep when they were signed to G-Unit Records, Fat Joe putting out hot music, Remy Ma, Cardi B, Lil Kim having some hot unreleased records, JAY-Z's 4:44 album, "50 Central," argues with Ebro over the accusation that he ruined NYC hip hop, needing competition, "Power," STARZ, Donald Trump.
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50 Cent stopped by The Breakfast Club studio to discuss his new comedy show 50 Central and more:
· BET Release party at strip club
· Sketch comedy
· Tiffany Haddish
· Why TV now
· Power
· Conflict with Starz
· When does BMF start
· 50 Central
· Why do the show on BET?
· Irv Gotti’s Tales
· Are you going to be on BMF
· Disappointed in 2Pac Movie
· What advice would you give Usher
· Kevin Hunter
· Kevin Hart
· Music projects
· Cardi B and Nicki Minaj
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50 Cent stopped by the Happy Hour with Heather B to chop it up about a variety of topics.
He talked about Nas' influence on the game, why he made "How to Rob," "50 Central," not regretting any of his beefs, Jennifer Lopez, Ja Rule getting extorted, not liking Rick Ross because he's a cop.
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On this latest episode of BET's "Set Trippin," host Jamila Mustafa catches up with 50 Cent to talk about his new variety program "50 Central" to find out why it's comparable to the early 90's hit television show, "In Living Color."
"I make comparisons to Living Color, only because of how many people that were a part of the Living Color project that went on to have success in different areas," 50 says. "I'm already looking at the project to see who's going to pull out into the front."
Mustafa also manages to chat with Remy Ma, as well as cast members Kiya Roberts and Jasmin Brown.
Check out the full clip below and be sure to watch the premiere of "50 Central" Wednesday, September 27, at 10:30/9:30c on BET.
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50 Cent was a guest on "The View" Monday, September 25.
He talked about his new BET show "50 Central," Raina getting killed on "Power," President Trump criticizing NFL players for kneeling during the National Anthem, fatherhood, resolving issues with the STARZ network.
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Good Morning America welcomed 50 Cent to the show Tuesday, August 29.
He talked about the excitement he has for his upcoming BET show "50 Central," the season finale of "Power," his son Sire starting kindergarten and his hidden talent.
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Rotimi was the latest guest on The Breakfast Club:
He talked about his character on 'Power,' La La Anthony's breasts, getting more women because of the show, his new EP 'Jeep Music, Vol. 1,' almost signing with T.I., 50 Cent, SZA, his mother knowing he would become a star, Nigerian heritage, touring with August Alsina.
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Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson will be a constant fixture on your television screen for the foreseeable future.
His new variety show titled "50 Central" has just gotten the green light from BET for 24 episodes, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The show will feature musical guests, comedy sketches, hidden camera pranks and A-list celebrities. All of the talent will be handpicked by 50 himself.
It is being produced by G-Unit Film & Television in partnership with Back Roads Entertainment with Jackson, Stephen J. Savva, Colby Gaines and Riley Robbins serving as exec producers and Michael A. Blum serving as co-exec producer.
"You are gonna love this," he captioned an Instagram photo.
In addition to this new variety show, fans can look forward to the fourth season of the 50 Cent-executive produced crime drama "Power," coming June 25 on STARZ, as well as two new shows coming to Crackle; "The Oath" and "RPM."
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50 Cent's new variety show "50 Central" will soon air on BET. Who could be better to tell you what to expect other than the man himself?
"50 Central's a platform that allows us to get all those hidden talents out in the open," says the "I Get Money" hit maker in a sneak peak. "Expect the unexpected. It's me having freedom. It's a different type of comedy. It's a little edgier than the things you might have seen in the past."
The show will feature hidden camera pranks, sketch comedy, musical guests, celebrity guests and more.
Watch a sneak peak in Stackerdecks below.
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Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and A&E Television Networks have finalized a deal for a new variety show titled "50 Cent Presents."
"I grew up watching variety shows and am excited to put my own spin on the format," 50 told The Hollywood Reporter. "I hope everyone is ready to bring their talent forward, I want to show the world the best of the best."
The show was developed by the multihyphenate, who will also host it.
"50 Cent Presents" was described to The Hollywood Reporter as a showcase series that takes "In Living Color" a step further.
In addition to sketches, there will be musical guests, stand-up comedy, celebrity guest appearances, magic, dance and reality experiments.
"Leaning into A&E's legacy in showcasing the arts, we're setting out to redefine the traditional variety show," said A&E's head of programming Elaine Frontain Bryant. "50 Cent is the perfect partner to refresh this classic format. He is a true tastemaker across industries and we are excited to see his impressive showcase of talent."
"50 Cent Presents" will be executive produced by 50 Cent, Frontain Bryant, G-Unit Film & Television's Stephen J. Savva, Brad Holcman and Sean Gottlieb.
It will be produced by Back Roads Entertainment with Colby Gaines overseeing for the company.
The exact air date will be announced soon.
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Marlon Wayans visited Hot 97's Ebro in the Morning show to promote his "50 Shades of Black" movie. He also addressed the Oscars controversy, being independently financed to do his own films and more.
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Rita Ora was the latest guest to stop by The Breakfast Club to chop it up with DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God and Angela Yee.
The singer reveals how she got the role of Mia Grey in the film 50 Shades of Grey, her Albanian roots, being compared to Rihanna, friends in the industry, her experience at Roc Nation, break up with Rob Kardashian, Bruno Mars, Calvin Harris, Mimi Faust's sex tape, her net worth, being inspired by Donna Summers and Aretha Franklin, how she got her start in the business and more.
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