Celebrity News
50 Cent Wins $1 Billion “Power” Lawsuit Against Drug Kingpin
50 Cent has won a $1 billion lawsuit filed by convicted drug kingpin Cory “Ghost” Holland Sr., who claimed that the TV series “Power” was based on his life story without permission. Holland alleged that the show’s main character, James “Ghost” St. Patrick, mirrored his own experiences as a drug lord.
Court Decision and Reaction
The court ruled in favor of 50 Cent, finding no substantial evidence to support Holland’s claims. 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, celebrated the victory on social media, emphasizing the fictional nature of the series and his commitment to defending his creative work. The decision has been praised by fans and industry insiders as a significant win for content creators.
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