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Hollywood, Homepage - Friday, November 6, 2009 14:00 - 0 Comments
Before I Self Destruct Hits Theaters (for a limited time only)
Last night the crew went down to a special screening of Before I Self Destruct, 50 Cent’s new film, which will come as a companion to his new album of the same name. The 90 minute tale, which was written and directed by Curtis “50″ Jackson, touched on the lives of one struggling family, made up of the former bballer-turned-hitman Clarence Jenkins (played by 50), his younger brother who’s a genius and their single-working mother. Of course, tragedy hits and Clarence must fend for the family, and his way of handling it, is not the most positive.
- Young Jeezy’s ‘Drama’
- Em gives Mariah a public ‘Warning’
- Kid Cudi Lands HBO Gig
- Win Tickets To See ‘Red Apples Falling’ At Latino Film Festival
- Shaq Takes On The World In New Show
- The Fabolous Life?
- Three 6 Mafia Cookin Up…
- Inglorious Basterds Trailer
- Farrah Fawcett 1947-2009
- Rick Ross and Friends Live after the BET Awards
- Perez vs. Will.I.Am Caught On Tape
- Jamie Foxx Featuring Kanye West, Drake, and The Dream - Digital Girl (remix)
- Funny Business - Donald Glover
- Hollywood Black Film Festival Announces 2010 Dates
Hollywood, Homepage, The Vault - Monday, August 31, 2009 12:44 - 6 Comments
Bad Boys 3?
Columbia Pictures is developing a third installment of the highly popular “Bad Boys” franchise. The previous two films have grossed $141 million and $273 million worldwide respectively and that type of success is what might bring Will Smith, Martin Lawrence & director Michael Bay back together for a third go around, but it also might doom the production from the start. Will Smith is possibly the most bankable actor in hollywood and would command a high salary; in Bad Boys, he made $2 mil and Bad Boys 2, he pulled in $20 mil plus 20% of the film’s gross, where as Martin Lawrence also pulled in $20 mil in the Bad Boys sequel as well.
But even though the budget might be high, it’s pretty safe to say that people will definitely go to the theaters to see these bad boys in action.
Hollywood, Homepage - Friday, August 14, 2009 10:15 - 3 Comments
Sneak Peak at “Just Wright” with Queen Latifah and Common
The Newark-Star Ledger were behind the scenes at Izod Center for Queen Latifah and Common’s new movie “Just Wright.” The movie also features Dwight Howard, Dwyane Wade, and most of the New Jersey Nets roster. In this movie, Queen Latifah stars as an NBA trainer, who nurses injured NBA player Common back to health. Hit the jump to check out the video.
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Hollywood, Homepage - Thursday, August 6, 2009 14:27 - 2 Comments
Entourage Loves Hip-Hop
For those of you that are cable-savvy and not living under a rock, I’m sure you’ve caught an episode of HBO’s hit show Entourage (or at least heard of it). For all of you that haven’t, shame on you. Not only is the show actually entertaining, it also shows much love to Hip hop and the culture that embodies the music genre. From guest appearances to wardrobe pieces, Entourage definitely pays homage to the best that ever did it.
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Hollywood, Homepage, News - Sunday, August 2, 2009 23:41 - 12 Comments
Nas Speaks Up
Nas’ character, particularly towards women has come into question a couple of times within mainstream media lately. Initially with his first baby mother, Carmen Bryan and her tell-all book, and most recently with Kelis. With her subliminal attacks on twitter, and her statements reporting that Nas has not provided her with much money for there then, expecting child, Kelis is also portraying a side of Nas unknown to the general public. We haven’t heard much from the rapper addressing the controversy, but via Straight.com Nas has finally spoken up and is admitting that the media gossip is type amusing.
Events, Hollywood, Homepage - Saturday, August 1, 2009 11:47 - 2 Comments
Red Apples Falling Premieres at the New York International Film Festival
Jim Jones and Damon dash came through for the world premiere of their new film, “Red Apples Falling,” at The School of Visual Arts on 23rd Street. Before the film, Dash and Jones both gave a small speech. Most people probably don’t know that Dash has known Jim since he was 8 years old. When they were younger they used to dream of making films and movies and now they are doing it. “We did it like a documentary, but it’s really shot like a movie I hope y’all enjoy it. There’s a lot more to come,” Jim said. “It was just pure art…shout out to Jim for never ever showing up late,” said Dash.
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