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17 June 2013 3:51 AM, PDT | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
It was a tense two-hour season finale for "The Client List." Riley was clearly unraveling from the stress of the client list being out. When she figured out that it was Nikki, she hoped that would be the end of things. Unfortunately, Carlyle got to it before Nikki could give it back to Riley.
So Riley had to get creative. It was a desperate ploy, but one that might just work. She pretended to be auditioning as a new stripper at Carlyle's strip club. Nikki lured Carlyle away so Riley wouldn't be recognized. She was then able to get into the safe and secure the client list -- and Carlyle's gun for good measure.
The next part of her plan was probably a little screwy -- do people really get away with burning down their businesses for the insurance money? That was her plan to get her and Georgia free and clear. »
- The Huffington Post
10 May 2013 12:20 PM, PDT | ShadowAndAct | See recent ShadowAndAct news »
Here's your first look at Micheal Beach (Soul Food, Waiting to Exhale) in the new drama Scrapper, premiering at the Seattle Film Festival on May 21. Beach stars in the drama - helmed by Brady Hall - as Hollis Wallace, who makes a living by collecting discarded metal "scraps" or pieces. A loner, Hollis spends most of his spare time caring for his sick mother. Conflict arises after he he meets a runaway teen, who becomes his work partner. The film is said to be inspired the filmmaker's home renovation; Brady became curious about people who asked him about collecting metal. Here's more: Did you know that scrap metal is America's 4th largest export? Well, Hollis Wallace does, and he »
- Vanessa Martinez
26 March 2013 9:15 AM, PDT | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
Theatergoers across the country provided extra security in guarding the nation’s most coveted residence this past weekend, as “Olympus Has Fallen” debuted #2 at the box office with an estimated gross of $30.5 million.
Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the two hour action flick centers around the rescue efforts surrounding the kidnapping of U.S. President Benjamin Asher (played by Aaron Eckhart), who is held hostage inside the White House following an abrupt terrorist attack.
During a recent interview with the Huffington Post, Golden Globe Award-winning actress, Angela Bassett opened up on her role in the film in addition to an update on the sequel to “Waiting To Exhale.”
Congratulations on your latest film, “Olympus Has Fallen.” Can talk about your role as Lynn Jacobs?
I play Lynn Jacobs the director of the secret service. She’s the ex-boss of Gerard Butler character “Mike Banning.” There’s never been a female head of the Secret Service, »
- Brennan Williams
13 February 2013 2:37 PM, PST | TheFabLife - Movies | See recent TheFabLife - Movies news »
Years ago Beyonce‘s claim to fame was being 1/3 of the group Destiny’s Child whose song titles repeated the same word three times– “No, No, No and “Bills, Bills, Bills.” Bey put on her solo artist wings and flew, but not before Destiny’s Child became one of the highest selling girl groups of all time. Actress Angela Bassett remembers being in awe of Beyonce at a VH1 Divas live show way back before Destiny’s child would become Destiny’s superstar icon.
Celebs gathered in NYC last night for the screening of Bey’s HBO documentary “Life Is But A Dream.” Angela Bassett (yes, the woman who lit her cheating husband’s car on fire in Waiting To Exhale) recalled watching Bey perform at VH1 Divas. “They may have been celebrating Diana Ross,” Angela Bassett said. “Destiny’s Child was there, and I declare, I just could not »
- Bené Viera
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