A community screening and benefit concert for "Nothing to See Here: Watts" at Peacock Theater on October 10, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. —Tommaso Boddi—Getty Images The first Crips appeared on ...

50 Cent develops Gang Wars for A&E, exploring America’s most infamous gang rivalries with unprecedented access through G-Unit Film & Television. 50 Cent is expanding his true crime documentary empire ...

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While Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson established his career as a rapper, he has since ventured into the world of TV and film. Not only is he an actor, but he’s also become a successful producer, with one of ...

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In this documentary, Jamali Maddix investigates a dramatic new era for Chicago’s infamous gang underworld. The gang leaders of old have been put in prison, throwing the streets into chaos of warring ...

The first Crips appeared on the streets of South Central Los Angeles in blue bandanas, leather jackets, and starched Levis between 1969 and 1971. Co-founder Stanley “Tookie” Williams described their ...

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