Cheryl Cole Really Dating Rapper 50 Cent?

In this weeks Grazia,story has been published that Cheryl Cole and Rapper 50 Cent both are having private and secret dating and that she is using Derek Hough as a smokescreen to hide her genuine romance.

The magazine claims,"When Cheryl jets to LA later this month, she will be reunited with a man she’s been secretly involved with since her split from Ashley in March.I met him and he was so gorgeous. I'd give anything to go on a date with him."

50 CENT CONFUSED ABOUT WORKING WITH MICHAEL JACKSON

When speaking about his collaboration with Michael Jackson,50 Cent show a more serious side.

The song "Monster" off the King of Pop’s posthumous album Michael,produced by the Teddy Riley.due on December 14.

Even 50 was nervous when having a conversation with the late icon. “To talk to him is confirmation on different levels that you’ve made it. He wanted to work with me,” said the hip-hop mogul. “I’m like, ‘I’d love to.’ I’m nervous on the other end of the phone. I don’t usually get nervous because I really don’t care about a lot of the other artists, but Mike is special.”

He returned to the studio to lay down his verse after MJ’s passing. “When I sat and listened to the actual song, I was excited. I said, ‘This is the 2010 version of ‘Thriller,’” he shared. “I mean it’s an opportunity to be on a record with, not just a great artist, but a legend.”

50 Calls Next Album His "Detox"

While on the set of Jeremih's new music video 50 Cent discussed his next album.Referring to recent leaks as "ideas," the G-Unit leader says the new project is his "Detox Album" and it "may take ten years."

50 says that he "recorded 20 songs to a whole different album concept" before he put those to the side and did something different. Planning to record and write until it feels perfect, 50 says that "its important to put out the right sound for that moment." 50 Cent finished up with a little self-confidence saying simply, "there is no one in Hip Hop that possesses the ability to do what I do.

50 Cent Sued For His Album Before I Self Destruct

50 cent for his last album "Before I Self Destruct" has been claimed by a New Jersey author who reveals that 50 captured his the idea for his multi-format package from a book called 'The Preachers Son - But the Streets Turned Me Into a Gangster.'

Shadrach Winstead has filed a lawsuit in New Jersey district court this week that claims 50 "infringed the copyright by publishing and selling an audio visual work (a movie released in DVD format), coupled with an audio recording ("recordings")." Both Winstead and 50 Cent released their projects in November of 2009, but Winstead's legal documents allege that the content and word choice is identical "in many cases." Winstead is suing for undisclosed damages and profits from the sales of 'Before I Self-Destruct.'

Beyond a set amount of damages, 50 Cent is being sued for any and all profits from the album slash movie. "The defendant infringed the copyright by publishing and selling an audio visual work (a movie released in DVD format), coupled with an audio recording (“recordings”)," said Winstead in his complaint.

50 Cent Decided To Help Needy People In HomeTown

This winter will going to be little warmer for 50 Cent has he had decided to visit his hometown and to help needy families over there.

According to report "he Queens bred emcee has teamed up with NYC council deputy majority leader, Leroy Comrie, to sponsor a coat drive.The drive, which is sponsored by Fif's G-Unity Foundation, is currently taking donations until November 26^th.

In his past 50 Cent has done so many positive help to the needy communities as previously reported the G Unit head registered as a bone marrow donor in part to help Shannon Taverez, an 11-year-old Broadway actress suffering from leukemia.

Tony Yayo, who has also registered recently G-Unit visited with fans and registered them for this valuable cause.

Jackets for the G-Unity Foundation Coat Drive can be dropped off at the council member's office at 113-43 Farmers Blvd, St. Albans from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m, Monday through Friday.

50 Cent Will Not Be Appearing In Eastenders

We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but bosses at Eastenders have quashed reports that 50 Cent will be given a cameo in the hit BBC soap.

Just as we were looking forward to Fiddy taking a trip to Albert Square, doing a spot of shopping on Walford Market or talking bling with Pat Butcher, the BBC have stated that the rapper will not be starring in the show.

Despite the Candy Shop rapper himself claiming that a one-off appearance had been organised with the soap opera, a spokesperson for the BBC has denied the reports, claiming it's not true.

A rep for the BBC stated: "We're flattered he's a fan, but there have been no talks about him appearing in the show,"

Fiddy had previously joked that his 'biggest showbiz dream' would been for Peggy Mitchell, played by Barbara Windsor to have thrown him out of the Square's boozer, The Vic but now it seems that Mr.Cent won't be walking the East End cobbles after all.

Fat Joe Lashes Out At 50 Cent

New York rapper Fat Joe has opened up about the issues he has with 50 Cent and claims that the G-Unit leader is a has-been and a liar.

Joe believes that Fiddy has gone downhill since his epic debut album Get Rich Or Die Tryin' - which went on to sell 11 million copies.

He told MTV News US: "When he did that first interview dissing Fat Joe with you, with the candlelight’s and all that, he lied. When he said no one knows Fat Joe in Africa, I saw that interview from Africa and I had 70,000 people out there. There isn't a country I ain't touch in Africa.

"You talk about album sales; he went from selling 10 million albums to not even going gold this last album. So, he lost nine-and-a-half-million fans in four years. I don't really trip off him.

He also went to add that 50 Cent always finds the need to trouble other rappers and there isn’t hardly anyone out there that he hasn’t had ‘beef’ with:

“The latest one he's going at: P Diddy. He has beef with Jadakiss, he has beef with Cam'ron. Anybody we consider dope in New York, he has went at them. There ain't nobody he ain't touch. Fat Joe ain't out here trying to battle-rap everybody in the world."