50 Cent Donate a Gadhafi Gig Money to UNICEF

   The rapper 50 Cent is the latest artist to make a donation to charity after it was exposed that the  rapper performed at an event linked to the clan of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
 A statement released to The Associated Press on Wednesday said by the rapper, who has his own G-Unity foundation, will be making a donation to UNICEF to help with that organization's relief efforts during the turmoil in Libya.
"In light of the ongoing events in Libya, 50 Cent will be making a donation to UNICEF, which is providing vital relief supplies to meet the needs of women and children at risk during this crisis," said a representative for 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson.
 The rapper created at a private event during the 2005 Venice Film Festival that was later linked to the Gadhafi clan. Gadhafi is battling rebels who are revolting against his rule, and faces an examination for possible war crimes.
 Last week, Beyoncé, Usher, Mariah Carey and Nelly Furtado announced  there help and donations to charity in the wake of their participation in private concerts connected to the Gadhafis.