50 Cent is dedicated to his music, but these days, the G-Unit mogul is putting just as much effort into eradicating hunger.

On Wednesday (November 21), Fif partnered with Feeding America, the Food Network and SMS Audio to provide Thanksgiving meals for hungry New Yorkers and victims of Hurricane Sandy at the “Our Table Is Yours” event at Cipriani Restaurant in downtown Manhattan, New York.

“I’m able to provide meals for victims of Sandy or other people in New York City that don’t actually have food,” 50 said.

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50 Cent was pretty quiet in 2010 when it comes to his music. It looks like he is in the works with a new album. “I’m about 80 percent done with my new album.” His album is called Black Magic and 50 Cent says, “It should be out this summer, I’m working on that. It’s exciting; we’ll see how everyone responds to that.”

He talks about his older album “Get Rich or Die Trying” and how that material will be used in his new album. There have been no collaborations with other artists so far.

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While scouring the vast Internet, every now and then I’ll come across something (article, audio, video) that I just can’t help but enjoy. While looking through Billboard’s top viral videos of the year I came across one such video: (Parental Advisory)

50 Cent Calls Nicki Minaj ‘An Amazing Talent’

Nicki Minaj had amassed a lot of fans long before she dropped her debut, Pink Friday, on Monday November 22. Among those admirers is 50 Cent.

“She’s the only female around, period,” he said. “She has a lane that’s been closed that she just busted open on her own, and she’s an amazing talent. A lot of artists, I personally am not excited by, but her, particularly, she impressed me on that ‘Bottoms Up’ remix.” referring to Trey Songz’s single with Nicki Minaj.

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