The TV adaptation of Payday has officially gained major Hollywood star power behind the scenes. Vice Studios and game developer Starbreeze Entertainment announced plans to develop a live-action ...

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Starbreeze Entertainment and Vice Studio's Payday TV show has added an unexpected name to its team: rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. The artist and actor behind everything from 2000s hit "In Da Club" ...

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has joined the TV adaptation of the “Payday” video games as an executive producer, Variety has learned exclusively. Jackson will executive produce the project under his G-Unit ...

The Payday franchise is part of the long line of video games set to receive a television adaptation. Being made in collaboration with developer Starbreeze Entertainment and Vice Studios, Payday has ...

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GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Starbreeze has announced a new partnership to bring Payday to film ...

A Payday is incoming for game developer Starbreeze Entertainment. By Tony Maglio Pew, pew. That’s the sound of Vice Studios securing the global rights to adapt the Payday video games for TV and film. ...

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If you've ever taken out a payday loan, you know how quickly things can spiral with this type of debt. After all, these types of loans, which are marketed as a quick fix between paychecks, come with ...

Payday loans are marketed as a fast fix for financial emergencies, offering quick cash — generally in amounts of $500 or less — to cover unexpected bills or expenses between paychecks. You borrow the ...