Shot in five days last December — because why not? — Perry’s self-produced soap opera scribble is a hilarious so-bad-it’s-good romp with too many twists to count.
The film will star Crystal Fox, Phylicia Rashad, Bresha Webb, Cicely Tyson, and Perry.
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Ahead of the opening his historic studio lot in Atlanta, the mogul reflects on 15 years of Hollywood production and what the future holds.
The mogul challenged dreamers with a call to selflessness, community and ownership – ideas that Waithe previously shared and is now facing a backlash as a result.
To be called BET+, Perry will be both a content producer and stakeholder in the new platform, which is expected to launch in the fall.
Tyler Perry’s winking drag experiment dies a long, slow death in the blockbuster franchise’s painful final chapter.
Christian Bale isn’t the only actor in Adam McKay’s “Vice” who has transformed enough to be completely unrecognizable.
Despite repeated intimations that he will bury the character for good, the media mogul has millions of reasons to keep her breathing.
“Southside With You” breakout Tika Sumpter and “Glee” favorite Amber Riley co-star in Perry’s new movie.
With “Acrimony” coming out this week, Perry continues to be a divisive figure in black cinema.
Between speculation over whether a teenage girl is legal, and ridiculing a manly woman, it’s hard to imagine a worse time for Tyler Perry’s Halloween dirge.
