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‘Bad Boys 3’ Finally Gets Name And Release Date
Young Buck Has To Spend 7 Months In Jail
Timbaland To Produce Music For Zumba Fitness
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ery and Marcus Burnett.
Carnahan (The Grey) will di- rect the movie, a change from Michael Bay, who directed the first two films.
Miami’s favorite cops are back. Martin Lawrence and Will Smith will return for the third Bad Boys film. Other cast members have not yet been announced.
According to EW, Bad Boys 4 will be released in theaters July 3, 2019. Let’s hope they’re right, because Lawrence and Smith have fantastic on-cam- era chemistry.
G-UNIT MEMBER, YOUNG BUCK
VH1 Original Series ‘The Breaks’ Set To Air
Your Zumba workout just got cooler...
Timbaland said Wednesday that he’s signed on to produce some tunes specifically for the Zumba fitness brand’s new workout called STRONG.
Martin Lawrence and Will Smith as Bad Boy Miami cops, Mike Low-
Instead of the latin music- based classes, STRONG by Zumba is designed to help peo- ple get through workouts with more ease and inspire people to push their limits at the gym.
After years of delays, the date has finally been set. Bad Boys For Life is coming to screens January 12, 2018. Joe
A year filled with numerous legal setbacks has reached its peak for Tennessee rapper Young Buck.
VH1 has found their niche for producing original series it seems (Hit the Floor, Barely Famous). Now the network is preparing to film The Breaks, a show based on the TV movie VH1 released earlier this year starring Mack Wilds, Wood Harris and Afton Williamson.
Rihanna Lands Role In All Female Cast Of ‘Ocean Eleven’ Spinoff
In the words of Young Buck, he has lost his “free- dom” yet again. The G-Unit wordsmith shared the news of his latest legal debacle via an Instagram post uploaded Wednesday (August 10).
Rihanna is expanding her presence in film...
Billboard reports that Buck will serve seven months in jail after violating the conditions of his release and probation, fol- lowing an arrest last month.
The Hollywood Reporter re- veals RiRi has landed a role in an all-female cast of Ocean’s Ocho, a spinoff of the 2001 film “Ocean’s Eleven” starring Brad Pitt, George Clooney, and Matt Damon.
In July, the musician was ar- rested after allegedly threaten- ing (via text) to burn down his ex-girlfriend’s home. Although Buck did not burn down the home, he reportedly showed up to his ex’s house and kicked down her door.
The movie showcased three young creatives making their way through Hip-Hop at the top of the golden age and the series will carry over the origi- nal cast, with them continuing their grind in New York City.
She’ll star alongside ac- tresses Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bon- ham Carter, and Mindy Kaling. The heist film is scheduled to begin production
SINQUA WALLS
general consensus is that his character on the Starz smash was a simp but Walls will be playing a whole new role here as a “charming and ambitious tour manager.”
Heirs Of Songwriter Of Marvin Gaye Song Suing Ed Sheeran
Ed Sheeran and Marvin Gaye
RHIANNA
in October in New York.
It is currently unclear when Young Buck’s sentence will begin.
Sinqua Walls has been added to The Breaks cast — in case you’ve been missing him as “Shawn” on Power — but go ahead and put aside all your preconceptions of him. The
The heirs of Ed Townsend (the songwriter who co-wrote Marvin Gaye’s classic hit “Let’s Get It On”) are suing singer Ed Sheeran accusing him of ripping off “Let’s Get It On” for his mega-hit “Think- ing Out Loud.”
charts in seven countries. It also won Song of the Year at this year’s Grammy’s.
Reports that papers filed in New York federal court claim that Sheeran“copied the “heart” of the Marvin Gaye hit.
As you know, this isn’t the first time a Marvin Gaye song went to court; in 2013, Gaye’s children sued Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams over their song “Blurred Lines,” claiming it in- fringed on Gaye’s tune, “Got To Give It Up.” The Gaye fam- ily won the case, as Thick and Williams were ordered by a federal judge to pay out $3.2 million in back royalties by a federal judge.
“Thinking Out Loud” is Sheeran’s biggest hit, with more than a billion streams on YouTube and topped the
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