50 Cent Sues Ryan Kavanaugh to Block Release of GenTV's 'Skillhouse,' Says He Was Never Paid for Acting Role

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson sued Ryan Kavanagh and his GenTV streamer Thursday, alleging the filmmaker-producer failed to pay him for his acting role on the project "Skillhouse." Jackson seeks at least $5 million and also alleges trademark infringement, false advertising and unfair competition. Jackson shot the scenes in question under the assumption that a deal would be worked out with Kavanaugh and GenTV. Though that never came to fruition, the platform continued to use Jackson's name to promote the movie. Both Jackson and his son filmed scenes for the movie. "No final agreement was . . .