Fox started promoting its upcoming hip-hop TV series "Empire, which comes from director Lee Daniels (Precious, The Butler) and stars Terrence Howard, Taraji P Henson, Gabourey Sidibe and Courtney Love. Check it out below.
On the show, Henson plays Cookie Lyon, the ex-wife of Lucious Lyon (Howard), who heads the hip-hop record label at the center of the series. Daniels previously said that he intended "to make a black 'Dynasty.' You sit there and go, 'No, this b*tch didn't! Oh my f*cking God!'"
Daniels directed the pilot episode. "Empire" is set to premiere in January of 2015.
Black guy working with black people to make black sh*t starring a black actor. No f*cking thanks.
thanks for your opinion Minkowski. I'm really glad to read your work here. So...what's your thoughts on life? Or God? The future of America? Is it all just sh*t...or do we have a fighting chance? Let's complain about things that really matter.
Mink is a racist turd. Regarding this article, I think this is a 13 episode limited series with no 2nd season planned. Same with M. Night Shyamalan's Wayward Pines in January.
Hey, it worked for the remake of Dallas right ?
Oh .... that's right .... Dallas got cancelled.