It's time for the first edition of Yay!/Boo!
Yay!
Bernie Mac's Back
Bernie Mac is reuniting with Fox, signing on to star in a new laffer from "Drew Carey Show" creator Bruce Helford.
Fox scored the comedy after a fierce bidding war. Net gave a substantial series commitment to the untitled laffer (believed to be seven episodes), making it one of the biggest -- if not the biggest -- comedy deals of the now-suspended development season.
Half-hour -- tentatively titled "Starting Under" -- comes from Warner Bros. TV, where earlier this summer Helford renewed his studio vows, sealing a hefty new two-year overall deal.
Multicamera sitcom will star Mac as a large, opinionated guy (not unlike himself in that respect) who winds up divorced and living with his introverted twentysomething son. What's more, he also winds up working for his son.
-Variety
Booo!
New Music From Ursher
The song is called "Dat Girl Right Der". I'm packing this b*tch up and calling it a day.
Yay!
J-Hud is featured on the cover of Out Magazine as one people who made 2007 memorable.
Jennifer at the Out magazine issue premiere.
Booo!
Kelly found someone's invitation and showed up.
Maybe they decided to throw her a bone.
Is she doing double duty with her shifts by taking care of the Target dog? She'd better stop going to all of these parties and rest up for Black Friday.
Double Booo!
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In a new interview with SOHH, Alicia Keys is said to be open to working with Beyonce musically.
"I think that me and B would do something crazy together and be able to kinda stretch in a way that would be unexpected. So I dunno, maybe the next record or her next record. Ya know, whenever we have a second to go in a room and really zone out. I think it would be crazy."
Alicia Keys once said she knew Beyonce since she was thirteen.
Side-eyes galore.
I wonder if "B" got her into those '30 and over' clubs when Alicia was a teen . They probably had no problems since B had a real I.D. and her AARP card to show at the door.
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