Source: John D. Kisch/Separate Cinema Archive / Getty The date is now set for the long-awaited sequel to the 1988 Eddie Murphy classic “Coming To America.” Paramount Pictures announced on Monday that the Murphy flick will be released in theatres August 7th, 2020. The yet to be titled sequel will once again star Eddie Murphy as Akeem. This time the films lead character Akeem will return to America after he learns that one of the royal oats he sowed led to the unlikely heir to the throne of Wakanda’s neighbor Zamuda. Also Read: Did You Know There Was A Coming To America TV Show? [Watch] All kidding aside, Akeem learns about a long lost son and must return to America and of course hijinks will take place. Black-ish creator Kenya Barris wrote the script and Craig Brewer, who directed the Murphy film will direct the film Murphy and Barris will executive produce the flick. Source: The Hollywood Reporter RELATED: Morning Minute: Why Lupita Nyong’o’s ‘Coming To America’-Themed Party Was Everything! RELATED: #BlackDontCrack: Vanessa Bell Calloway Is Slaying Her New ‘Coming To America’ Photo Shoot [ione_media_gallery src=”https://mymajicdc.com” id=”3639594″ overlay=”true”]
Source: The Washington Post / Getty Swae Lee & Slim Jxmmi Play A Game Of Truth Or Dab Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi —the two brothers who make up the hip-hop duo Rae Sremmurd—have two choices: Tell the truth, or eat some incredibly spicy wings Check out the latest episode of the Hot Ones spinoff Truth Or Dab as host Sean Evans drills the rap superstars with questions about everything from collaborations they’ve turned down, to how much the “Black Beatles” creators really know about the original Beatles. And of course, much to the chagrin of Swae and Jxmmi, the only way to escape the truth is to eat an insanely spicy wing.
Source: Tommaso Boddi / Getty Eddie Murphy Pictured With All 10 Of His Children Eddie Murphy played a preacher in his film Vampire In Brooklyn , and we can only assume that it was there that he learned the word of God in the book of Genesis 1:28 “Be fruitful and multiply”. Boy, did he ever take that to heart. Murphy is now the father of TEN children his eldest daughter, Bria, shared this heart-warming photo on the ‘gram. TMZ breaks it all down Eddie’s smiling while holding his daughter he shares with Paige, Izzy Oona, while Paige introduces their newborn son, Max Charles, to the world. The boy was born November 30. Murphy’s other kids in the pic include his oldest son, Eric, whom he shares with Paulette McNeely, his son, Christian, whom he shares with Tamara Hood, his daughters, Bella Zahra, Zola Ivy, Shayne Audra and Bria and son Miles Mitchell … he shares those 5 with ex-wife Nicole Mitchell Murphy. Bria also made sure that the oldest and the youngest go their own face time. Eddie Murphy helped make a good looking bunch. Merry Christmas from the Murphy household.
I don’t think I’ve ever done a post on Nicole Murphy and that makes me feel like a racist, since she’s very accomplished as the ex wife of Ed Murphy the comedian everyone fucking loved in the 80s and 90s….and I guess as a TV producer who created a show about Hollywood Exes, because I guess there is a club of them who all give each other high fives and discuss dealing with egos, massaging egos, until those egos married them and made them a lot of money… The most interesting thing about Nicole Murphy is that she was scouted as a model at 13, which is fucking disgusting…was dating Eddie in 1988…while modeling…and now she’s pumping gas like a commoner, a very rich commoner, which I guess should be a fetish to some of you, you know seeing a girl jack her car up with fluids from a phallus…so erotic… I’m more into the way you can see through her dress… I guess what I am saying is that the world doesn’t need more Nicole Murphy papaprazzi pics…but it’s a great way to start the day. The post Senior Citizen Nicole Murphy Pumping Gas of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
As previously reported, Charlie Murphy has died at the age of 57. Despite the comedian having been diagnosed with Leukemia and having been in the hospital at the time of his passing, the news was still received a shock to those who knew Murphy well. Various sources have confirmed that Murphy kept the dire status of his disease very quiet, even from close family members. But it seems pretty clear that the star was aware his time was inching closer. Consider his final Tweet, written the day before he died: “One to Sleep On: Release the past to rest as deeply as possible.” Fans didn’t give the message much thought at the time, but it’s impossible not to stare at, analyze and grow teary-eyed over the Tweet now In the aftermath of Murphy’s passing, comedians and actors from across Hollywood have expressed their condolences on social media. Eddie Murphy and his relatives have also released a statement that reads as follows: Our hearts are heavy with the loss today of our son, brother, father, uncle and friend Charlie. Charlie filled our family with love and laughter and there won’t be a day that goes by that his presence will not be missed. Thank you for the outpouring of condolences and prayers. We respectfully ask for privacy during this time of great loss for all of us. Aside from co-writing a few of his brother’s films and starring in a handful of movies himself, Charlie Murphy was best known later in life for hilarious appearances on Chappelle’s Show. On Wednesday night, during a surprise cameo at a John Mayer concert, Dave Chappelle spoke to the crowd about losing his good friend and former colleague. “Today I got some terrible news,” said the beloved stand-up comic from a stage in Ohio. “My good friend Charlie Murphy passed away this morning, and everybody in comedy is heartbroken.” He went on to say that Mayer’s song, “You’re Gonna Live Forever in Me,” reminded him of “my friend Charlie Murphy — our friend Charlie Murphy.” As Mayer proceeded to play that track, Chappelle concluded: “Rest in peace Charlie Murphy. We love you. We loved your comedy, we loved your stories, and we love your spirit.” View Slideshow: Charlie Murphy: Mourned, Remembered by Celebrities Everywhere Murphy recently completed a tour with Cedric the Entertainer, Eddie Griffin, George Lopez and D.L. Hughley on The Comedy Get Down. He stood out for roles in such movies as Are We There Yet?, The Boondocks and Black Jesus, while helping his brother pen Norbit and Vampire in Brooklyn. He will be greatly missed and his comedy always appreciated. Please join us in sending your best wishes to Charlie’s family, along with your thoughts, prayers and condolences.
Yesterday, the world learned the tragic news that comedy icon Charlie Murphy had passed away at the age of 57. Tributes to Murphy began pouring in from all corners of social media almost immediately, many of them from the late actor and standup's colleagues in the entertainment world. But it wasn't until today that we learned of the manner in which Murphy's life was commemorated by his two most important collaborators: his brother, Eddie Murphy , and Dave Chappelle, the man whose sketch show helped make Charlie a household name. It was on Chappelle's Show that Murphy shared the side-splitting tales of his encounters with Rick James and Prince, and it seems that like the rest of us, Chappelle still enjoys quoting the best lines with his friends. Of course, in Chappelle's case, his friends are A-listers like John Mayer, and when they quote Charlie Murphy, they do it on stage in front of 20,000 people. Chappelle joined Mayer during a concert in Ohio last month, and the two of them reflected on Murphy's life and contributions to the world of comedy. “Today, I got some terrible news,” Chappelle told the crowd. “My good friend, Charlie Murphy, passed away this morning, and everybody in comedy is heartbroken.” Dave and John reflected on the highlights of Murphy's tragically shortened career (It's good to know we're not the only ones who still call people “habitual line-steppers.”), and Chappelle asked Mayer to honor Charlie with a performance of “You're Gonna Live Forever In Me.” “Rest in peace Charlie Murphy,” Chappelle said by way of introducing the song. “We love you. We loved your comedy, we loved your stories, and we love your spirit.”
Eddie Murphy Speaks Out About Charlie Murphy’s Death Eddie Murphy and his family must be incredibly heartbroken at the loss of their beloved Charlie Murphy . Yesterday’s news came as a complete shock to most of us and we never met Charlie a day in our life. The legendary comic had this to say according to TMZ : “Our hearts are heavy with the loss today of our son, brother, father, uncle and friend Charlie. Charlie filled our family with love and laughter and there won’t be a day that goes by that his presence will not be missed.” He added thanks to Charlie’s millions of fans for their “outpouring of condolences and prayers.” The Murphy’s reportedly knew of Charlie’s condition but they believed he his health was improving. Incredibly sad. Our thoughts and prayers are with them. Image via Splash
May Charlie Murphy rest in peace. On Wednesday afternoon, the comedian died of cancer at the age of 57, shocking friends and family members who thought the star was on the mend. We've collected a series of reactions below from those in Hollywood who either knew Eddie Murphy's brother well or were familiar with his work and life… 1. Magic Johnson Rest in peace Charlie Murphy, a very talented writer, actor, and comedian. Condolences to the Murphy Family! 2. Chris Rock We just lost one of the funniest most real brothers of all time . Charlie Murphy RIP. 3. Mike Epps #RIP to my man #CharlieMurphy we will ride for you bro.. 1. 4. Kevin Hart Wow….This is crazy. All I can say is RIP. Thank you for not only being a friend but for believing in me when I was young in this comedy game. Charlie Murphy did the rewrite for the first movie that I ever did called “Paper Soldiers”….His stories were legendary & unbelievable & heartfelt. I’m lucky to have know you and I’m even luckier to be able to say that I was a friend. You will be missed man. #RIPCharlieMurphy. 5. Zendaya Rest In Peace to the legend that is Charlie Murphy, thank you for always bringing us joy and laughter. 6. Questlove Darkness. Goodbye Charlie. Damn. View Slideshow
