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TMZ. He was 42.Reports indicate that Johnson and the other victims are believed to have unknowingly used cocaine laced with fentanyl while attending a party in Venice, California, on Friday night.

iconic scene from the 2004 comedy “White Chicks.”The scene was done alongside the backdrop of early aughts slow-pop queen Vanessa Carlton’s song “A Thousand Miles.” Crews portrayed intense but sweet sports star Latrell Spencer, who fell in love with Marlon Wayans’ character when he was dressed up as a “white chick.”Crews, 53, is a current host of “AGT” and shared a clip of himself getting jiggy with it on Twitter while he was on stage, keeping his audience entertained with the improvised dance

20 years after making audiences laugh with his Scary Movie franchise, Marlon Wayans is making a return to his everyone’s favorite frightening holiday as sources say he is set to star and produce and untitled Halloween pic for Netflix. The adventure-comedy will be directed by Jeff Wadlow with Rob Rugan, Todd Berger, John R. Morey penning the script.

Marlon Wayans is opening up.

White Chicks came out in 2004, and everyone, including Marlon Wayans, is wanting a sequel to the comedy film.

Everyone wants a “White Chicks 2”, including star Marlon Wayans.

leading man of the new Aretha Franklin biopic “Respect” told Variety. “I think we’ve tightened up so much that we need to loosen our ties a bit and laugh a little bit.” “I don’t think Hollywood understands what a juggernaut ‘White Chicks 2’ would be,” Wayans continued.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWelcome to this week’s “Just for Variety.”Marlon Wayans says it’s time for a sequel to “White Chicks.” In the 2004 comedy, he and his brother Shawn Wayans star as FBI agents who pretend to be the young white vapid socialites that they have been assigned to protect from a potential kidnapping. “I think ‘White Chicks 2’ is necessary,” Marlon Wayans tells me.

A smarter person than I said that prestige music biopics are superhero movies for boomers, and it’s a fine point. Like the Marvel or DC franchises, they’re marketing a familiar brand to an enthusiastic audience, which eagerly laps up what is, in essence, the same movie countless times over, working from a tightly constructed and unwavering structure.

Jennifer Hudson made a regal arrival to the premiere of Respect, held at Regency Village Theatre on Sunday (August 8) in Los Angeles.

A little over a year ago, actor, writer and producer Marlon Wayans struck an overall deal with HBO Max. Included in the pact was a pilot for a show called Book of Marlon. Wayans also signed for a stand-up special and another multi-act special for the service. On Wednesday, details about the stand-up special came into focus.

Marlon Wayans is giving Paris and Nicky Hilton their props for their part in the making of “White Chicks”.

“Watch What Happens Live,” telling Andy Cohen that plans were discussed with Shawn Wayans.Marlon Wayans revealed in late June that his brother and “White Chicks” co-star Shawn Wayans came up with the idea to make the film — centered around two FBI agents who go undercover to protect a hotel heiress from a kidnapping plot — after looking at pictures of the Hilton heiresses on a magazine cover.“Funny story one day my brother @therealdjsw1 calls me at 3am saying ‘Marlon we should play white

We’re going to throw a BF… out of excitement! It is no secret that Paris Hilton and Nicky Hilton were already icons, but the fact that they apparently inspired White Chicks just further solidified their status as extremely influential figures in pop culture.

That’s hot! Marlon Wayans has revealed that two women inspired his and brother Shawn Wayans‘ characters in the movie White Chicks: Paris Hilton and her sister, Nicky Hilton.

Marlon Wayans is opening up about the famous set of sisters who inspired his movie White Chicks!

Marlon Wayans is giving Paris and Nicky Hilton their props for their part in the making of “White Chicks”.

Marlon Wayans is giving Paris and Nicky Hilton their props for their part in the making of . In an Instagram photo of Marlon and Paris posing together, the comedian revealed that the socialite and her sister were the inspiration behind the iconic 2004 comedy starring Marlon and his brother, Shawn Wayans.

Marlon Wayans has accused the Weinstein Company of muscling away the “Scary Movie” franchise.

The official trailer and poster for Respect, the biopic of Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, has been released.

Jennifer Hudson becomes the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, in the brand new trailer for Respect.

We’ve had definitive biopics on legendary Black soul artists like James Brown (“Get On Up“), Miles Davis (“Miles Ahead“), Tina Turner (“What’s Love Got To Do With It“), and Ray Charles (“Ray“). And while she’s appeared in many films and there have been documentaries made about her, there’s never really been a definitive movie biopic about the Queen of Soul, at least one that’s stuck in the collective conscious.

On Saturday, Bill Murray appeared virtually to accept the Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Maltin Modern Master Award.

Over the course of decades, Marlon Wayans admired the work of director Sofia Coppola and actor Bill Murray from afar, finally getting the chance to collaborate with both on Apple TV+ drama, On the Rocks.

Affion Crockett almost needed stitches after leaving the Wayans brothers in stitches.

Apple TV+ is entering the first major awards season of its young life. Sure, last year, the fledgling streaming service was around during the big Oscars push, but the service didn’t necessarily have any features that were arriving that could be in the regular awards conversation.

Tiffany Haddish is putting Marlon Wayans on the spot!

Tiffany Haddish is taking over Ellen’s chair once again.

The four leads in Darren Aronofsky’s “Requiem for a Dream” are all incredible actors that give truly great performances in a film that was clearly physically and emotionally demanding. And with that acclaim, folks like Jared Leto and Marlon Wayans were able to prove that they were up-and-coming talents that were destined for bright futures.

Two decades later, Darren Aronofsky’s “Requiem for a Dream” remains one of the best films in the acclaimed director’s filmography. Some might argue that it’s his greatest.