Scheduling conflicts have forced 50 Cent to cancel his performance at the Live 8 charity concert, which will provide relief to African nations. The show will continue to take place in Philadelphia with artists like recently added Destiny’s Child, Will Smith, Jay-Z, P. Diddy and Stevie Wonder. The G-Unit founder’s plans changed when the production schedule for his movie debut, “Get Rich or Die Tryin,’” was altered. The show is the updated version of the Live Aid concert of the 80’s and takes place on July 2. 50’s The Massacre finally slips outside of the Billboard Top 10, but has nearly sold 4 million copies.

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