When I first saw the headline I thought Pinky wanted to smash 50 with a baseball bat. Silly me. Pinky says if she had to choose one rapper to shoot a porn video with, it would be Boo Boo. Her options were Jay-Z, Diddy, and 50. [Vlad TV]

50 Cent may have lost millions in the stock market crash, but he’s obviously not feeling the global credit crunch. Fif’s 15-deep entourage arrived at his London hotel in a stretched hummer, while he docked in a Rolls Royce. One of his bodyguards then managed to lock themselves out of the Rolls and had to use a coat hanger to crack it open the old fashioned way.

Proceed for some pictures of 50’s stretched hummer and Rolls Royce.
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I can’t believe that Boo Boo has only graced the cover of XXL 5 times in the last 4 months. You see, it’s not the one-eyebrow slant pose that will send this thing flying off the newsstands, it’s those big, black, bold letters right underneath Eye Candy of the Year: LIL WAYNE. Yeah, some 12-year old girl will see it and think that Weezy F Baby is 2008 Eye Candy of the Year. She will then proceed to buy 4 copies of XXL to the alarm of the vendor.

[Raise one to eskay]

Here’s the trailer for that ghetto mess Boo Boo has been passing off as a movie. He figured that by naming so-called movie after his new album, Before I Self Destruct, he could confuse a handful of G-Unit stans into buying one or the other.

50 Cent, his ex Shaniqua and their respective lawyers outside the courthouse.

50 Cent – “You Won’t Believe It” (Feat. T-Pain)
50 Cent turns the concept of T-Wayne’s “Can’t Believe It” on its head, as he replaces much of the love-struck lyrics with misogynistic prattle. Intentionally or not, he delivers it in a tone so flat even Auto-Tune couldn’t fix it.

It’s comedy gold at best. And Comedy Rap is the only chance Boo Boo has of saving his music career, because this is one area where he’s truly effective.

A reminder that if rap doesn’t work out Boo Boo has a side gig to fall back on.

Boo Boo has sued Taco Bell for disparaging him in their print ad campaign.

Fif says that the fast food chain stole his identity and diluted the value of his name for an advertising campaign, in which they featured him being encouraged to change his name to 79 Cent, 89 Cent or even 99 Cent, as part of a promotional campaign for Taco Bell.

[Full Story: 50 Cent Sues Taco Bell]