ERYKAH BADU LANDS MOVIE ROLE

Erykah Badu is taking her brand of 'honey' to the box office again, this time she's starring opposite Mos Def. According to Blackvoices, Badu has picked up a leading role in the indie film, 'Bobby Zero.' Starring opposite Mos Def, Badu will portray the 'Cadillac Records' star's girlfriend in the film due to start shooting next year. Mos Def will play the romantic lead in the story of a 'down on his luck' social satirist who gives up his artistic aspirations to work at an advertising agency where he is confronted with his past. Stepping outside the box, Bobby (Mos Def) discovers the world is not as it seems.

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Here’s some shots of your girl BeyoncĂ© on the set of Cadillac Records. The movie includes a talented cast such as Cedric the Entertainer, Gabrielle Union, Columbus Short, and Mos Def. 'Cadillac Records' opens on December 5th.
Will you be wathcing this movie?


RIHANNA'S UPCOMING MOVIE DEBUT

Rihanna will be making her big screen debut in an upcoming film called “Mama Black Widow,” which is based on the 1969 novel of the same name by writer Robert “Iceberg Slim” Beck. Rapper Mos Def will also star in the film, along with singer Macy Gray, Brian White, Anthony Anderson, and Kerry Washington.

The movie tells the story of a black family’s migration from the Southern Mississippi field, to Chicago in the 1930’s. The original novel was a graphic tale about the character Otis Tilson, of a black homosexual “queen,” growing up black, gay and poor in Chicago in 1946. Currently in pre-production, the film will be directed by Darren Grant. Mama Black Widow will hit theatres in 2009.

Mos Def Supports The 'Jena Six'


Rapper Mos Def is spearheading a campaign preventing six black students from being charged over an attack on a white schoolmate.

The hip-hop star - real name Dante Terrell Smith - has penned an open letter asking "African-Americans of influence, and all concerned parties" to join him in the "fight against racial inequality and show solidarity for these young people, who are being treated very harshly by the law".

Four members of the group face aggravated second-degree battery and conspiracy charges resulting from an attack on the student in Jena, Louisiana. Two of the teenagers have been charged with attempted murder.



Source: Starpulse