It’s been just about five years since 50 Cent last dropped an album, but in the lead-up to his latest Animal Ambition LP, the Southside Jamaica, Queens rap star has been everywhere and speaking on everything.

Fif reunited with his estranged G-Unit crew at Hot 97′s Summer Jam on Sunday, may or may not have witnessed a robbery on stage, dropped his album on Tuesday, followed by a pair of freestyles with Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and Young Buck.

He’s also granted interviews to Hot 97 and “Good Day Philadelphia” and did an AMA Reddit session, fielding questions about his terrible first-pitch at CitiField last week and his relationship with his son.

It’s been pretty hard to keep up, but luckily we got you covered. Here are the broad strokes.

1. About That G-Unit Reunion
50 told New York City on-air jock Angie Martinez that his group reunion started with Young Buck. After bringing the Memphis, Tennessee, spitter into the fold, he then rounded up Banks and Yayo for the surprise Summer Jam reunion. But when asked about Game, Fif simply responded: “Oh, no.”

2. A G-Unit Album Is On The Way
“Yes, you’ll see an album by late November,” 50 confirmed with “Good Day Philadelphia.”

3. Slow Getting Robbed At Summer Jam
Slow, one half of New York clothing designers Slowbucks, was reportedly robbed for his chain on the Summer Jam stage while 50 was rapping with Fabolous — not ...

Pharrell Williams drew some heat Wednesday (June 4) for wearing a Native American headdress on the cover of Elle UK, leading the singer to apologize for what many considered cultural appropriation of a sacred tradition — despite the fact that he is part Native American.

“I respect and honor every kind of race, background and culture,” he said via a rep. “I am genuinely sorry.”

Still, Skateboard P is far from the first celeb to cross cultural lines and ruffle feathers (no pun intended). Gwen Stefani, musician Christina Fallin and a cadre of Victoria’s Secret models have all donned headdresses, as have numerous festival-goers the world over. Hit up any music fest — from Electric Daisy to Pitchfork — and you’re sure to see some sunburned dude in a full war bonnet.

Yup, the trend does not seem to be dissipating — despite outrage — the issue perhaps being that these gleeful feather-wearers are simply uninformed.

In light of Pharrell’s recent apology, and in prep for the long summer festival experience before us, MTV News hit up a series of experts and people in the Native American community to ask them all the questions you’ve ever wanted to pose about headdresses:

1). What Does Wearing A Headdress Mean?

“The headdress is reserved for our revered elders who, through their selflessness and leadership, have earned the right to wear one. It’s a spiritual garb, not just cultural; it’s not merely an addition to one’s attire. Wearing ...

Turns out, President Barack Obama is an elliptical guy.

That’s what we learned on Wednesday (June 4), when a video leaked of the POTUS working out at a gym at the Warsaw Marriott Hotel. He’s currently in Poland to meet with Ukrainian President-elect Petro Poroshenko, but he managed to sneak in time to pump some iron and do an impressive series of squats and leg raises.

There’s no telling who the bold hotel guest was who recorded the video, which reportedly first appeared on Fakt, but whoever it is, is one stealthy documentarian, as we can see our dear POTUS in every stage of his workout.

Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan confirmed the validity of the video, but didn’t seem concerned for Obama’s safety, as Secret Service agents were “in proximity” to Obama during the workout. He pointed out that the video is “no different than if the President visited a restaurant off the record and other diners took pictures of him.”

“Hotel guests were not asked to leave the gym during this off-the-record movement, nor were they asked to refrain from taking pictures,” he said in a statement.

Emily Blake

Don’t talk to Migos about the origin of the “Migos flow,” because they’re not interested in any theories that it was influenced by other artists. Earlier this month, the Atlanta rappers lashed out at 2 Chainz for saying that the style originated from Three 6 Mafia, and the trio aren’t ready to apologize.

“Actually I just seen on Instagram that they looking for ['the Migos flow'] in the bottom of Africa,” Quavo joked. “So [2 Chainz] can’t determine the origin. I seen researchers looking for it in Africa right now.”

On his Freebase track “Trap Back,” 2 Chainz rapped, “Look at my car, how did it get on dem sixes/ This flow come from Drizzy, he got it from Migos, they got it from Three 6.”

When Migos got wind of this, they hurled some insults his way on Twitter, and this week they told MTV News that they felt disrespected — despite the fact that 2 Chainz didn’t seem to mean any ill will.

“He just mentioned Migos’ name, and as a supposed OG in the game, we feel like you’re supposed to be giving us knowledge and respect us, instead of doing that,” they said. “That ain’t how we rock, we just don’t rock like that.”

When asked if they considered that 2 Chainz didn’t mean any disrespect, or if they were Three 6 Mafia fans, and might’ve been influnced by the group, their stance was clear.

“We not talking about Three 6, we talking about what 2 Chainz ...

With the news that director Scott Derrickson will be helming Marvel’s upcoming “Doctor Strange,” comes the immediate follow-up question: who’s his star? While the Internet was interested in Jared Leto today, I think there’s a far more obvious choice, one who has worked with Derrickson before.

No, not Ethan Hawke from “Sinister.” And not his “Deliver Us From Evil” star Eric Bana, mainly because he played the original Hulk before Edward Norton and Mark Ruffalo.

I’m thinking Joel McHale.

McHale is one of the leads in “Deliver Us From Evil,” and from his work on “Community” perfectly encapsulates the arrogance, humor and sweet sappy center necessary to portray Marvel’s a-hole doctor turned sorcerer supreme.

But why stop there? With NBC’s “Community” officially dead (that is, until it gets picked up by Hulu), why not bring on the rest of the cast of the sitcom to flesh out Derrickson’s “Strange?” Hey, we can call it #FiveSeasonsAndAMarvelMovie:

Jim Rash As Wong

Rash has what it takes to portray Strange’s beleaguered man-servant Wong, a character who sticks by Strange no matter what. Also, they’re both bald.

Gillian Jacons as Clea

Clea is Strange’s on-again, off-again romantic partner. She’s strong-willed, and often gets Strange entangled in insane, universe bending adventures. Sounds like Britta and Jeff to me! (And yes, so far I’m basing this all on that one episode where they’re magicians, but bear with me).

Chevy Chase as The ...