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Go Behind the Blessing with Houston’s Own Kathy Taylor, In case you missed it!
Via: defendernetwork.com Both Angela Bassett and Raven Symone are headed back to the small screen. The two have landed recurring roles in separate series at the ABC Networks.
Via: defendernetwork.com Actor and singer Jesse L. Martin says he has no regrets leaving “Law & Order” after nine years. He told the AP that he would have ended up “dimming” himself as an actor if he had stayed on the show.
by Erin Carlson via:omg Working with Adam Sandler has benefits: If you star in one of his movies, and it makes a ton of money, you might just find a Maserati in your driveway. That’s what happened to Chris Rock after starring alongside Sandler in the comedy “Grown Ups.” “Iwent […]
By: Dorothy Pomerantzby via:yahoomovies When you’re a top star, you earn a lot of money–but along with that bigger paycheck comes bigger expectations. You’re supposed to be able to “open” a movie–meaning you can guarantee a decent opening weekend box office draw. If you’re a […]
I went to the Tyler Perry Play- Madea’s Big Happy Family over the weekend with my wife and I really enjoyed it. I normally do not like plays, and the singing really doesn’t appeal to me at all, but I actually like Tyler’s stuff. Dude was actually preaching, in his own kinda way.
If negotiations work out, Halle Berry will take on the role of a young Aretha Franklin in an upcoming biopic based on the Queen of Soul’s New York Times best-selling autobiography, “Aretha: From These Roots.”
Tye is back with a bangin’ new single. God is never stagnant, he is alive and is always moving in the earth. Nothing stays the same in the natural and while God’s word never changes in the spirit, the methods he uses to get his word out of the spirit and into the natural does.
The couple, both 46, aptly named it the Field of Dreams Drive-in Theater. Thinking big, they nonetheless spent prudently. Instead of constructing a concession building, they bought a serving truck and bake fresh pizzas, which they deliver to customers’ cars. For $10 extra, they reserve preferred viewing spots.
In summer 2008, actress Taraji P. Henson was enjoying a day off in New Orleans, a bit of rare time away from the set of the locally shot drama “Hurricane Season.” But rather than indulging in a plate of beignets or some other gotta-do New Orleans experience, she was seizing an
