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Living the Game with Rod Coffee goes one-on-one with Fresh Prince co-star. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmkw7Bs0S4Y

Classic! Ahh old times, good times... :signthankspin:

I just wanted to share this: :2thumbs: http://rapidshare.com/files/93202292/Will_...remix_.mp3.html

This can't be true... :shakehead:

This movie is gonna be awesome. 'Indy movies' are the best adventure movies ever. The soundtrack is unforgettable. Spielberg is a genius. i feel like this is going to be really good too, rambo didnt look good to me, i didnt see it but this sequal looks promising. You say that Rambo didn't look good to you without seeing it? How is that? Rambo was the greatest movie I've ever seen, next to Rocky Balboa. Sly is my man.

Cheers mate :thumbsup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sa2obuzVBGM

This movie is gonna be awesome. 'Indy movies' are the best adventure movies ever. The soundtrack is unforgettable. Spielberg is a genius.

10. The Point High At a hand and footprint ceremony at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre (2007) 9. The Happy Point At the Venice film festival (2004) 8. The Foreign Point At the Tokyo premiere of The Pursuit Of Happyness (2007) 7. The Two Hand Point At the UK premiere of I, Robot (2004) 6. The Bent Arm Point At the Producers Guild Awards (2005) 5. The With Kid Point At the Rome premiere of The Pursuit Of Happyness (2007) 4. The Defer Point At the Hollywood premiere of Hustle and Flow (2005) 3. The Point at Wife At the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (2007) 2. The Point at Camera At the UK premiere of I Am Legend (2007) 1. The Standard Point At the Rome premiere of I Am Legend (2008) http://celebslam.buzznet.com/top-10-will-s...ed-carpet-poses :lolsign:

I had already seen this, but thanks :thumbsup:

:lolsign: :rofl: Happy Valentine's Day guys & girls! :thumbsup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNvWOALp3Ds :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom:

Nah, he lives in Spain, but ssshhh!!! it's a secret! :w00t:

I accept euros.

He said it in this interview: http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/forum/...showtopic=11570

I agree with Kev. Will's voice in 'Summertime' doesn't sound as fresh as in other songs. He said he had a cold when he made it. Anyway it's a classic and nobody can deny that, and it's probably their best work, but for me it can't be compared with the 'Code Red' album.

It's a great song, but lyrically it's not as good as 'Parents', 'Girls' or 'Nightmare'. It has a better chorus though.

Young Levi was attending his first ever premiere with I Am Legend, despite not being old enough to see the film himself. The chirpy 9 year old was there with his mum Kerry, his aunty Leanne and his nan Sue. Having travelled for miles he was desperate for a glimpse of his hero Will Smith, but unfortunately with all the flashing cameras and screeching autograph hunters Will missed him on the way past. The crowd was pretty rowdy and poor Levi was getting a bit squashed. Luckily Will’s PA noticed Levi shouting his lungs out and brought the star over to say hi. Now with the big man approaching the fans went wild and started pushing like crazy. Levi was getting crushed. But guess who was there to help him out. That’s right Mr. Will Smith himself plucked him from the crowd, over the barrier and right into the photo opportunity Levi had dreamed of. Now don’t ask me what happened after that, Will couldn’t exactly carry the little guy via the press and into the film! But it all worked out fine because Levi got home safely and sent us Leicester Square Television folk a photo: http://lsq.tv/blog/25.html#comments :clap2: :emot-keke:

Another cool interview: :2thumbs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMqmuF35Kcc

Happy Birthday man. Enjoy life. :7: :birthday:

Will Smith $31 million One of Hollywood's most reliable box office openers, Smith, 39, earns upward of $20 million per film, plus a coveted stake of the film's grosses. No small thing--his last three films have been among the years' top grossing worldwide. Next up: This summer's action comedy Hancock, about a down-and-out superhero. Lea Goldman 02.04.08, 4:00 PM ET Just 15 years old and already winner of six junior championships, a young Tiger Woods told a magazine reporter in 1991, "I'm not out just to be the best black player. I want to be the best golfer ever." Mission accomplished. Today Woods, 32, is ranked at the top of the sport, with 13 major championship wins under his belt. Between June 2006 and June 2007, Woods banked $100 million, more than any athlete in history. He is an endorsement darling, flashing that mega-watt smile for Gilette, General Motors (nyse: GM - news - people ) and, of course, Nike (nyse: NKE - news - people ). Presuming he continues to dominate the green, Forbes estimates that Woods will become the world's first sports billionaire within a decade. He ranks No. 2 on Forbes' list of the Top-Earning African-American Stars, behind media queen Oprah Winfrey. Between June 2006 and June 2007, Winfrey, 54, pocketed $260 million. That astonishing salary--it works out to some $712,000 a day--crowns her not just the nation's top-earning African-American, but also the highest-paid entertainer in Tinseltown, black or white. Worth $2.5 billion at last check, Winfrey enjoys revenues from a string of successful enterprises, including her long-running daytime talk show (and stakes in chat-fest protégées Dr. Phil and Rachael Ray), magazine, satellite radio channel and Broadway show ("The Color Purple"). In January she announced the creation of her own eponymous network, a partnership with Discovery Communications, a unit of Disovery Holding Co., slated to debut late next year. All the entertainers on the list are the best in their respective businesses. Will Smith, who collected $31 million, is arguably Hollywood's most reliable box office opener. His latest flick, the apocalyptic thriller I Am Legend, has to date grossed $542 million, making it the seventh-highest grossing film on the planet last year. Smith, 39, commands a hefty $20 million paycheck per film, plus a chunk of the box office grosses. With 10 Billboard-topping albums, rapper-turned-mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter ranks second alongside Elvis Presley as having the most No. 1 albums in history. (The Beatles have the most.) And five years after he was the first overall NBA draft pick, Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, 23, has already racked up an astonishing list of record titles: youngest player ever named Rookie of the Year; and youngest player to score 2,000 points in a season, among many other superlatives. This list is a snapshot of a 12-month period ending June 1, 2007. Following that date, once Forbes had closed the books on its valuations, Coca-Cola (nyse: KO - news - people ) acquired SmartWater for $4.2 billion. Rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson smartly traded his endorsement services for a small stake in the niche beverage company. (There's even a 50 Cent-branded energy drink called Formula 50.) His take: $100 million. In July, Dwight Freeney, 27, became the highest-paid defensive player in football with a six-year, $72 million contract with the Indianapolis Colts, of which $30 million was paid upfront. Boxer Floyd Mayweather enjoyed his best year ever. He collected a total of $50 million for his May and December fights against Oscar De La Hoya and Ricky Hatton, respectively. http://www.forbes.com/business/2008/02/04/...blackstars.html

Sorry but I had to post this: :lolsign: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfdTSBBcZG8

Robert Tepper - Angel of the City

"'Cell" star Ealy tapped for Will Smith film Mon Feb 4, 2008 2:03am EST LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Will Smith has chosen Michael Ealy to play his brother in the drama "Seven Pounds." The story, by Grant Nieporte, follows a suicidal IRS agent (Smith) who assumes the identity of his younger brother. His plans are complicated when he falls in love. Rosario Dawson and Woody Harrelson are in the cast as well. Gabriele Muccino, who directed Smith in "The Pursuit of Happyness," is helming the Columbia feature. Ealy was nominated for a Golden Globe for his performance on Showtime's "Sleeper Cell." He recently wrapped a starring turn in Spike Lee's World War II feature "Miracle at St. Anna," based on the true story of four black soldiers who risk their lives to save an Italian boy while in enemy territory. Reuters/Hollywood Reporter http://www.reuters.com/article/filmNews/id...451791620080204

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