50 cent

The excitement of the Humor and Harmony Festival lit up Shreveport just a year ago, but it seems plans have taken a turn for the unexpected.

The skyline of Shreveport is set for a $124 million transformation following the City Council’s unanimous approval of a landmark 99-year lease for Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson’s G-Unit team.

Shreveport expected to sign new long-term lease for Millennium Studios with 50 Cent team, but plan for the Red River District hits a speed bump.

Picture this: a 140-foot dome lighting up downtown Shreveport. Sounds like something out of a movie, doesn’t it? Well, it’s closer to reality than you think.

Curtis Jackson's generosity in Shreveport sparked a lively debate, highlighting how even good intentions can hit some bumps along the way.

50 Cent's big donation for local nonprofits is causing a stir, and not everyone is celebrating. Let's break down the drama.

Imagine the twist when a generous donation turns into a public relations storm. That’s exactly what happened with 50 Cent in Shreveport.

50 Cent’s visit to Shreveport took a surprising turn, as his charitable intentions met with unexpected skepticism from the community.

In a remarkable show of support, a hip-hop icon is stepping up for Shreveport's fight against domestic violence. You'll want to hear how he's making a difference.

Is the "50 Cent Effect" officially shifting the map? With massive investments in downtown and a new #37 national ranking from U.S. News & World Report, Shreveport is beaming with pride.

Could 50 Cent’s G-Dome become a permanent fixture downtown? Shreveport’s zoning board is set to review a key variance request.

Shreveport is gearing up for a major transformation, and it’s all about bringing film and entertainment back to life downtown.