*Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has filed a lawsuit against producer Ryan Kavanaugh and his streaming platform GenTV, claiming he was never compensated for his work on the upcoming horror film ...

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson sued Ryan Kavanagh and his GenTV streamer Thursday, alleging the filmmaker-producer failed to pay him for his acting role on the project "Skillhouse." Jackson seeks at ...

In another deleted IG post last week, 50 Cent wrote, “This guy Ryan Kavanaugh is doing everything in his power to make me kill this movie. This one is going in the trash can.” ...

I’m working; let’s work GLG?GreenLightGang.” In addition, Ryan Kavanaugh shared kind words about 50 Cent and what his inclusion in the movie means for the quality of the film.

In an industry constantly searching for innovative ways to captivate audiences, Ryan Kavanaugh and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson have achieved what many have deemed impossible. Their latest venture ...

50 Cent sued GenTV owner and one of the film's director's, Ryan Kavanaugh, stating he never officially signed on to act in the film.

With an expected early 2023 release date, the project is financed and controlled by Proxima Media, owned and operated by Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony-nominated mega-producer Ryan Kavanaugh.

EXCLUSIVE: Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson (Power Book II: Ghost) has signed on to star in the horror film Skill House from Ryan Kavanaugh’s Proxima Media—and will also produce the pic under his ...