But Wesley is jolted out of his predictable routine when he meets Lindsey, a down-on-her-luck single mother who works on the cleaning crew in his office building.

When he offers to help her get back on her feet, the chance encounter with someone so far outside his usual circle ignites something in Wesley.

This one good deed may finally spark his courage to exchange the life that’s expected of him for the life he’s always really wanted.

Opening in theaters everywhere February 24, Tyler Perry stars (of course) Tyler Perry, Thandie Newton, Gabrielle Union, Brian White, Rebecca Romijn, Jamie Kennedyand Eddie Cibrian, Jordenn Thompson.

Yaki enthusiast Beverly Johnson and Phylicia Rashad round out the cast. Share your thoughts on the ‘Good Deeds’ trailer after watching it below!

I am still coming to terms with both Gucci Mane and Waka’s legal woes so I can’t wrap my head around this disastrous shit right here. Good day.

“Soul Kittens Cabaret,” a new film musical about seven women who discover themselves while saving a Detroit club, will be released on DVD Jan. 11.

The film stars “American Idol” and Broadway singer-actress Fantasia Barrino (The Color Purple) and Grammy Award winner Faith Evans as Good Conscience (Barrino) and Bad Conscience (Evans), who guide the women on their journey. Also featured in the cast are Nicci Gilbert, Terrell Carter, Chrystale Wilson, Monifah Carter, Miss Sophia, Tondy Gallant and Dave Tolliver.

As press notes describe the film, “‘Soul Kittens Cabaret’ follows seven women on their journey to self- discovery as they struggle with temptation, personal demons and false promises. While trying to revive Detroit’s hottest club in town, the Soul Kittens take customers on the ride of their lives with sultry sex appeal and silky vocals.

Along the way, the Soul Kittens learn the real meaning of sisterhood from the yin and yang of reasoning, Good Conscience (Fantasia Barrino) and Bad Conscience (Faith Evans).”

“I love the streets. I love the respect I get when I walk in the clubs.” I think I just found my new Twitter bio.

The green eyed monster stares LisaRaye, Ray J, Maia Campbell [no words] and AZ [again, no words] dead in their faces before erupting in laughter at their equally piss poor performance in the upcoming straight to your mama’s coffee table movie Envy. We all know Maia’s, uh, delicate situation but everybody else has some explaining to do. To Sugar Hill we all go! [Via Rhymes With Snitch]

Longtime Crunkster and fuckery enthusiast Nikki submitted a movie trailer that is sure to snatch your soul.

Remember that hip hopera version of Carmen that Beyonce did years ago? Well, that ain’t got shit on this. It’s called A Day In The Life and it’s produced and directed by Sticky Fingaz.

I don’t think Bokeem Woodbine can even save this shit — and ya’ll know how hard I ride [ahem] for him! EBT is going to snatch this up quicker than you can say TYLER PERRRRRY, TYLER PERRY!

Lionsgate has released the full-length trailer for the upcoming “I Can Do Bad All By Myself,” which is based on Tyler Perry’s play of the same name. Here’s a quick synopsis of the film.

When tough-talking and pistol-packing Madea catches sixteen-year-old Jennifer and her two younger brothers looting her home, she decides to take matters into her own hands and delivers the young delinquents to the only relative they have: their aunt April. But, the heavy-drinking nightclub singer, who lives off of her married boyfriend Raymond, wants nothing to do with the kids.

However, things start to change when Sandino moves into her basement. Making amends for his own troubled past, the handsome Mexican immigrant looking for work challenges her to open her heart and puts her face to face with the biggest choice of her life: sticking to her old ways with Raymond or embracing new possibilities of family, faith and even true love.

WATCH TRAILER

As most of you fuckery enthusiast already know World Star Hip Hop is home to some of the finest niggatry you will ever experience in life. I can only speak for myself but my chest swells up with pride every time I visit. I absolutely love being Black in America. Soledad O’Brien, get you a piece whore!

Malice of The Clipse’s latest video have all the components of a Tyler Perry’s box office hit: The word of God, bad acting, lessons in parenting, and exquisite on set lighting. Don’t be surprise if one day you watch this as a full length feature film on BET. After church, you know, when the good shit like A Raisin In The Sun comes on.

Mary J. Blige has signed on to star alongside Taraji P. Henson in “I Can Do Bad All by Myself,” Tyler Perry’s upcoming film for Lionsgate.

The film, an adaptation of one of Tyletta’s early stage plays, is set for a nationwide release on Sept. 11.

Willona Woods will portray a nightclub manager and singer who is a good friend to Henson’s character. And of course Perry’s signature character Madea will be featured in the film.

Oh brother. I guess Tyler never bothered to watch Prison Song or that episode of The Jamie Foxx Show when Ron Isley played her preaching pops. The cycle of destruction continues. Now I wouldn’t have a problem with Taraji wearing a wig called the Mary J. [act like you know] but this is just wrong.

I don’t have to type much because the raw emotion speaks for itself. You can lead a horse to The Juilliard School for acting lessons but you can’t make it . . .

VIEW MORE BEYAKI AT WOOOHAH

You know what, I’m not dealing with this today. Thank you Nikki for ruining whatever hope I had left for humanity.

Now before you go in on me for posting a picture of pre-op Lil’ Kim let’s focus on the issue at hand. Don’t expect to see her standing in line at the box office next Friday.

Kimbo recently publicized that she has no plans of supporting the film ‘Notorious’ and blames Big’s mother, Voletta Wallace, and his widow, singer Faith Evans, for what she calls a negative portrayal.

“I’ve had enough and I’m about to expose them both. … I’ve been quiet for a long time,” Kim was quoted as saying by Hip-Hop Weekly. “I’m very disappointed in Faith. There’s nothing Faith or Ms. Wallace could do to stop me from reppin’ B.I.G. all day. I’m gonna always do that. … It’s time for Ms. Wallace to be exposed.

“I was not involved in the movie,” she continued. “[The filmmakers] never came and asked me anything about Biggie, but again, this was Faith and Ms. Wallace’s movie,” Kim told the tabloid about her thoughts on the biopic. “I couldn’t believe it. I was outraged,” adding that she thought Naturi Naughton was a bad choice to play her and that Jamal Woolard was a poor choice to portray Big.

“I try my best not to think about it,” Evans told MTV News on Thursday afternoon (January about Kim’s recent quotes. “It’s kinda sad.”

Evans said the magazine informed her of the quotes. “I got four kids, and I definitely don’t have time for this type of sh–,” she noted. “It’s just sad. I don’t know Kim’s story like that. The part of my life that she was a part of, that what was in my book. This movie is not relative to my book other than that there are certain things in there. This is not my movie. I didn’t write the script. Any characters in the film had to agree for their life rights to be in the movie. I don’t think I would have signed anything had I felt I was not portrayed properly. I think she had the opportunity to do that. I could be mistaken. I wasn’t there.” [continue]