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Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson has become a powerhouse in television and film as both a producer and star. In 2005, he founded G-Unit Film & Television, which has produced hit content across platforms, including the #1 Starz show Power and its spin-offs (Power Book II: Ghost, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Power Book IV: Force). The studio also produced For Life for ABC and Black Mafia Family for Starz, with season four recently wrapped. G-Unit is working on multiple projects, such as Fightland, Queen Nzinga, and Trill League. Additionally, the studio has launched successful series like Tik Tok Star Murders on Peacock and Hip Hop Homicides on WeTV. 50 Cent is expanding into podcasts with Surviving El Chapo and is partnering with Lionsgate to launch the free ad-supported channel 50 Cent Action, featuring content from his library.

Gracie Abrams, a rising star since her 2019 debut, has captivated audiences with her deeply emotional lyrics. Nominated for Best New Artist at the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards, she released her debut project *minor* in 2020, followed by *This Is What It Feels Like* in 2021. Her 2023 album *Good Riddance* and its subsequent sold-out tour solidified her status. Her sophomore album, *The Secret of Us*, topped charts worldwide, with hits like “Close To You” and “That’s So True.” After headlining her own tour, she joined Taylor Swift on the Eras Tour, continuing her rise as one of music’s brightest talents.

Change is powerful – overwhelming, exciting, and sometimes heartbreaking – but it can also mark the start of a new chapter. For 21-year-old Nieve Ella, the past few months have been just that. Her new EP Watch It Ache and Bleed is a reflection of her transformation, filled with raw, indie-rock anthems. With her electrifying stage presence and self-taught guitar skills, Nieve has quickly built a dedicated following. Her lyrics, reminiscent of Sam Fender, explore growing pains, impulsive moments, and first breakups, offering a relatable soundtrack for listeners navigating their own journeys of growth.

The Script has captivated fans worldwide with their emotive songwriting and soaring melodies, producing hits like "Hall of Fame," "The Man Who Can’t Be Moved," "Superheroes," and "Breakeven." After the tragic loss of founding member Mark Sheehan in 2023, his bandmates Danny O’Donoghue and Glen Power made a promise to honor him by continuing the band's legacy and reconnecting with The Script’s global fanbase.

Fontaines D.C. is an Irish post-punk band known for their raw, electrifying sound and poetic lyrics. Formed in Dublin in 2017, the band quickly gained international acclaim with their blend of gritty rock, introspective themes, and dynamic performances. Their music explores topics of identity, disillusionment, and social commentary, resonating with a diverse audience. Fontaines D.C. has become a standout act in the global alternative music scene, with critically acclaimed albums like Dogrel and A Hero's Death, and their high-energy live shows have earned them a devoted following.