Martin Lawrence
As we previously reported several months ago, it looks like CBS has finally approved of the Martin Lawrence new comedy project set for the fall. As you all already know, this isn't a new project for Lawrence, as he has a previous show titled Martin in the earl 90's which was on the new FOX network. This new comedy is still be put together and a lot of rumors are flying around but we will confirm several of them byMonday.
We just discovered from our sources that Earthquake, who just shot his comedy special during NBA All Star Weekend and who is currently headlining the 40 city Royal Comedy Tour, is possibly about to land his own radio show! That's right! We hear that the new nationally syndicated show is in the negotiations stages and we hear that Earthquake is gearing up to take over the radio airwaves that comedian Steve Harvey is about to leave vacant when he gives up his radio show for day time television. As of this writing, we are not sure which nationally syndicated company will broadcast the show, but we hear that Earthquake & Friends is going live real soon! Stay tuned as this story develops!
Earthquake Brandon T. Jackson Yvette Nicole Brown
As we reported several months ago, there will be a sequel to Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief with actor Brandon T. Jackson returning. What we discovered, courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter, is that comedic actress Yvette Nicole Brown (of Community and Tropic Thunder fame) has joined the cast of the new film titled Percy Jackson & The Olympians: Sea of Monsters! Brown is joined by Mary Birdsong, while Thor Freudenthal is directing the sequel, which will hit theaters in 2013. Logan Lerman is returning in the role of Percy, and Alexandra Daddario is also returning. The first film in the franchise, Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, grossed $226.5 million at the worldwide box office in 2010. Chris Columbus, who directed Lightning Thief, is producing with Karen Rosenfelt.
Logan Lerman
Alexandra Daddario
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