Tiffany Haddish Recalls Watching Her Friends Be 'Slaughtered by Police'

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticQuibi, to put it politely, got off to a shaky start, and for the worst of all possible reasons. Yes, it had the sheer bad luck to launch at the start of the pandemic — not exactly a moment when folks were clamoring to watch short films on their phones as they traveled to work.

during quarantines is difficult, but remaking a beloved classic with an all-star cast? That seems downright inconceivable. And yet, that's exactly what Jason Reitman has done.

Tiffany Haddish is wild when it comes to her presence on stage and the roles she plays on TV and in the movies, but she has her limits and Chris Rock found out that before many other people in the entertainment industry. In 2014, Haddish was offered a part in Rock’s Top Five.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorBeginning Monday, Quibi will stream an all-star remake of The Princess Bride filmed by the actors at-home while in quarantine.The re-creation, first reported by Vanity Fair, will feature an A-list cast that includes couples Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, Common and Tiffany Haddish, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka and Chris Pine and Annabelle Wallis, along with Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Garner, Elijah Wood, Jon Hamm, Beanie Feldstein, Lucas Hedges, Jenna

Ellise Shafer editorBeloved 1987 film “The Princess Bride” is getting a DIY makeover from some of Hollywood’s biggest names.Though the project is helmed by “Juno” director Jason Reitman, who has previously staged live readings of the film’s script, the remake was shot entirely at-home by each cast member using their phones.

Tiffany Haddish opened up about being raped by a police cadet when she was just 17-years-old in a new interview on the podcast, “Hustling With Vivica A. Fox”.

Tiffany Haddish is now opening up about her past police interactions and how it continues to affect her to this day. On the podcast, Hustling With Vivica A.

Ellen DeGeneres has announced a star-studded lineup of new show!

Tiffany Haddish spoke at a Juneteenth forum held outside the Laugh Factory comedy club in West Hollywood on Friday.

George Floyd's death, Tiffany Haddish has become a prominent figure in the Black Lives Matter movement, often using comedy to make suggestions about how the country can better fulfill its promise of equality and freedom for all.On Friday, June 19, amid nationwide celebrations of Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, the "Girls Trip" star addressed a crowd outside the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles during the comedy club's Juneteenth forum.In a clip from her

Tiffany Haddish is over being offered certain roles in movies.

Women are staking their claim on the world of TV comedy.

The actress opened up about terrifying realities of being a person of colour in the US while attending a Black Lives Matter protest here, reports people.com."I can't even drive to Beverly Hills without getting pulled over -- and I got a Tesla," she told CNN at the protest."I shouldn't be afraid when I see those lights come on behind me, right? I shouldn't feel like, is this gonna be the last day that I'm on earth? I shouldn't feel like it's dangerous to be born the way I was born," the comedian

Tiffany Haddish opened up about attending George Floyd's memorial service during Tuesday's episode of Late Night. "I decided to go because I was invited," said Haddish.