Queens lost a princess. Last weekend, 14-year-old D’aja Robinson was killed in a fusillade while inside a city bus. Over 2,500 mourners attended her funeral service yesterday in the borough. As an act of good faith, Queens native 50 Cent paid for the teen’s horse & carriage procession. Rest in peace, Asia.

Curtis and The Heavy’s soundbites were all over this year’s NFL Draft. And up top, the tandem remix band’s “How You Like Me Now” for the event. Draft continues tonight. nav

In support of this year’s NFL draft, a few of the league’s upcoming picks get a boost thanks to 50 and his latest single, “We Up”. The first round picks go down April 25 at Radio Music Hall in NY. hhnm

For the third time, QVC Fiddy returned to the shopping network today to push his SMS Audio headphones. 5 easy payments of $79.99 may not be as easy for everyone, but at least shipping is free. Sidebar: Larry King Interviews 50 Cent

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is all about business. And from the studio to the ring, the artist, actor, author and now, boxing promoter, quickly shares his journey to success.

It’s all Benjamins for real. Once again, Sean Combs reigns supreme as

For the official video for the official single, Curtis and Kendrick keep themselves occupied with plenty of women in a L.A. high-rise penthouse. Look at all those hills. Ha!

German talk show Wetten, Dass..?

According to the video preview, this will appear on Kidd Kidd’s upcoming mixtape. But more than likely, that’s subject to change. Kendrick’s verse was made for retail. thisis50 UPDATE:

VH1 will revisit Fiddy’s 2009 Behind The Music tonight. The revamp episode will feature the prep of his Street King Immortal album, Chris Lighty’s passing and a look at his “We Up” shoot with Kendrick Lamar. UPDATE: Full episode below mwp