Marlon Wayans on ‘Respect’ and Why He Thinks the Time Is Right for a ‘White Chicks’ Sequel

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Chris Willman Music WriterEvan Rachel Wood is not a fan of the new Kanye West project, and she had a song of her own — and a digit to go with it — to offer her response.The singer-actor performed the New Radicals classic “You Get What You Give” during an impromptu performance at Hollywood’s Bourbon Room Saturday night, a song that mentions the name of her ex, rock singer Marilyn Manson, whom she has said has “horrifically abused me for years.” When Manson’s name came up in the lyrics, she put

Kanye West bringing Marilyn Manson out at his Chicago ‘DONDA’ listening party and working with him on his new album.Manson has been accused of sexual assault and abuse by multiple women, including his former partner Wood. He has consistently denied the allegations, calling them “horrible distortions of reality”.West brought out the disgraced musician and rapper DaBaby at the listening party at Soldier Field on Friday (August 27).

Evan Rachel Wood fires back at Kanye West‘s latest controversial stunt through song.

Evan Rachel Wood is weighing in on Kanye West inviting Marilyn Manson to his most recent Donda listening event.

Angelique Jackson “Stranger Things” breakout Priah Ferguson is sticking to the spooky (and spunky) theme, signing on to star opposite Marlon Wayans in his upcoming Halloween adventure-comedy movie for Netflix.Ferguson stars in the yet-to-be-titled movie as a teenage girl who accidentally unleashes an ancient and mischievous spirit on Halloween, causing decorations to come alive and wreak havoc.

iconic scene from the 2004 comedy “White Chicks.”The scene was done alongside the backdrop of early aughts slow-pop queen Vanessa Carlton’s song “A Thousand Miles.” Crews portrayed intense but sweet sports star Latrell Spencer, who fell in love with Marlon Wayans’ character when he was dressed up as a “white chick.”Crews, 53, is a current host of “AGT” and shared a clip of himself getting jiggy with it on Twitter while he was on stage, keeping his audience entertained with the improvised dance

20 years after making audiences laugh with his Scary Movie franchise, Marlon Wayans is making a return to his everyone’s favorite frightening holiday as sources say he is set to star and produce and untitled Halloween pic for Netflix. The adventure-comedy will be directed by Jeff Wadlow with Rob Rugan, Todd Berger, John R. Morey penning the script.

Marlon Wayans is opening up.

according to Complex. “Do they do [it with] comedians?” They don’t — but when asked who he’d like to perform opposite in a fantasy Verzuz, he quickly responded, “Chappelle.”His confident response was met with aghast “ohs” by the hosts.

White Chicks came out in 2004, and everyone, including Marlon Wayans, is wanting a sequel to the comedy film.