We just discovered from Cedric The Entertainer that his TV show he has been developing has finally landed on TV, and his film with George Lopez is finally under way also. 
As we previously reported several months ago, the black version of Ocean’s 11 is looking like its coming to the big screen, as it’s tentatively titled The Trump Heist. We discovered today that the films producers are moving one step closer to making this film a reality. We hear that the film’s producers are preparing to make offers to stars Eddie Murphy, Chris Tucker, Chris Rock, Cedric The Entertainer, Dave Chappelle and Mike Epps just to name a few. We also hear that Director Brett Ratner is still attached to the film and preparations are for this film to start pre-production at the end of the summer with hopes for the film to be out early next year. 
It has been confirmed to us that the report that is being circulated about Snoop Doggy Dogg is true; the rapper has inked a multi-platform deal with MTV that involves a comedy variety show, a new album, and inclusion in the Rock Band video game franchise.
In part 2 of our interview with comedian Katt Williams, he discusses his current projects he has coming up for his fans. But most importantly, see his reaction when he is asked about his upcoming court case. For those of you who do not know, Williams is facing a second gun charge, and this charge is from his arrest in New York. Katt also discusses in great detail EXACTLY what happened the night he was attacked in Detroit by a "fan" who walked up to him and slapped him. What was his real reaction? CLICK TO THE RIGHT TO SEE THE VIDEO INTERVIEW!
We just heard from our sources that it is being reported studio Lionsgate has acquired Sundance Film Festival winner Push: Based on the Novel by Sapphire. We hear that Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry will team up to help promote the film through their respective film companies, Harpo Films and 34th Street Films.
Check out the latest issue right here. We interview Katt Williams where he discusses his retirement, his spat with Steve Harvey and now Jamie Foxx, plus he recaps his attack in Detroit. We also give you an inside look at a couple of new films and the latest comedy news. Also, check out our interview with Pastor Barry Lyons as we discuss if comedy saved the gospel industry. All of that and more! CLICK ON THE COVER ON THE RIGHT TO OPEN ISSUE!
As we reported several days ago, expect big things from the new film titled Push, the film that stars the comedic actress Mo'Nique in her most devious role to date. The film Push directed by Lee Daniels is said to be a look at the parental abuse and self-redemption of a teenage girl in 1980s Harlem. The film was the biggest winner at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, taking both the grand jury prize and the audience award in the U.S. dramatic competition.
As we reported several months ago, comedic actor Chris Rock is taking a new venture- a new film titled Good Hair, to the big screen -or maybe the little screen first. It turns out the comedian finally finished his documentary that examines the cultural pressures that forces black women into expensive, often painful methods to care for their hair. Rock said he first got the idea to explore the subject during a tour stop in Atlanta in the mid-1990s, when he came across a glitzy convention for black stylists known as the Bronner Brothers Hair Show. 
