Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is flexing the power he has at the Starz network. The rapper-turned-television producer has gotten his series Black Mafia Family on the cable network.

50 Cent is about to expand his television reach. Following the success of his STARZ series Power, the G-Unit leader is now planning a new show about the infamous Black Mafia Family.

When it comes to crime shows, it's easy to get swept up in the drama and miss the true story; BMF is a crime drama, created by Randy Huggins, that follows the rise and fall of one ...

Black Mafia Family is produced through Jackson’s G-Unit Film and Television in association with Starz and Lionsgate Television. Filming begins in Detroit and Atlanta in 2021.

It was just like a dream come true. I was just ecstatic. Really grateful." Black Mafia Family premieres on Starz on Sun., Sept. 26. XXL has reached out to a rep for Eminem for a comment.

“ Black Mafia Family has all the hallmarks of a great drama, from the larger-than-life Flenory brothers to the deadly, high-stakes world they inhabited. This series is going to be an incredible ...

Starz’s “Black Mafia Family” is keeping its casting in the family: The Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson-produced drama has set Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory Jr., the son of Demetrius “Big ...

Black Mafia Family is produced through Jackson’s G-Unit Film and Television in association with Starz and Lionsgate Television. The series begins filming in Atlanta and Detroit this month.

“’Black Mafia Family’ has all the hallmarks of a great drama, from the larger-than-life Flenory brothers to the deadly, high-stakes world they inhabited. This series is going to be an ...

The Black Mafia Family most notedly used their illegal earnings to enter the music industry and legitimize their business. Young Jeezy is was heavily associated with the crew and was introduced to ...

Reportedly in in the works at the premium cable channel since 2016, “Black Mafia Family” is inspired by the real-life powerful drug trafficking organization that was broken up by the DEA in 2005.