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Eddie Murphy and Halle Berry are coming back together in a new film titled Miles And Me. The film also stars Laurence Fishburne and is set to begin pre-production later this year and is supposedly from Paramount Pictures. No other word yet on what the film is about or who else is attached. This is the first time since Berry and Murphy have been on screen together since 1992′s hit comedy film Boomerang, which was directed by Reggie Hudlin. If you recall , the tabloids stated that Murphy and Berry were supposedly a hot item for a quick moment but things never went anywhere. Anyway, since that film, Berry has gone on to make several hit films such as the X-Men franchise films and many other dramatic films. Berry even landed an Academy Award for Best Actress in Monster’s Ball in 2001, while Murphy also continued to do many films, including the Shrek and The Nutty Professor franchises just to name a few. Murphy won an Golden Globe for his portrayal as soul singer James "Thunder" Early. Murphy was even nominated for an Oscar for his role in the film Dreamgirls in 2007, but he eventually lost. http://humormillmag.com/eddie-murphy-and-halle-berry-together-again-in-what-new-project/

I just want to mention real quick, I also got some flack back in early HS (2002-04) about JJFP being my favorite hip-hop group. The flack ceased when Lost & Found dropped and "Switch" literally blew up iTunes and the radio. I realized during that time most "kids" don't know about the history of rap and all the greats artists, albums, songs...etc. Dialogue exchanged between a bunch of 15 year olds really doesn't have the background knowledge and ultimately is rather stupid. I was in HS when 50 Cent, Fat Joe, Jay-Z (Although I'm a huge Jay fan) were all blowing up, so this was really all of the "rap" people were familiar with. I'm unfortunately part of a generation that thinks 2pac and Biggie were the first rappers and greatest rappers of all-time. Very narrow-minded and not willing to even listen to older music without dismissing it. Man I used to sit online and just discover music. My method of exploring hip-hop or music in general (pre-YouTube) was going on Wikipedia or Rockonthenet.com , reading the history and going to Amazon.com and listening to samples. Once 2005 ushered in the YouTube era, discovering music just becomes so much easier. It's funny all these years later, I don't get any flack and people respect Will as a rapper. It just doesn't help when he hasn't released anything in 9 years....! lol

Hi everyone, As you know, i was with Jeff this week talking about our strategies and projects for 2014. The topic of the fan club came up and he was overwhelmed this year by the love and support. He wanted me to send this to you.