A.J. Johnson

Baby Boy -- Ten years after the release of the seminal 'Boyz N the Hood,' acclaimed director John Singleton returns to the same inner-city L.A. neighborhood for the story of a misguided 20-year-old African-American man, a 'baby boy' facing the commitments of real life.

Foolish -- Explosive young comedian Miles 'Foolish' Waise (Eddie Griffin) plans to make it big -- but not if it means selling out. He'd rather work with his fast-talking brother, 'Fifty Dollah' (played by rap superstar Master P), who secretly dreams of opening a comedy club. But before the siblings can become business partners, they must settle a score with ruthless neighborhood drug lord El Dorado Ron (Andrew Dice Clay).

With a flip of her hair and a twirl of her skirt, Woo is more than just a drop-dead beauty with a notorious knack for turning men into mush. Following a tip from her psychic friend, Woo decides to conquer the man of her dreams, and nothing will stand in her way - even shy, straight-laced law clerk Tim Jackson on whom Woo sets her sights. In one wildly unpredictable night, the mismatched couple cuts a path of destruction and chaos through Manhattan... and Tim will either fall for Woo or fall apart. But as night turns to dawn, they both realize that opposites truly do attract. Starring Jada Pinkett Smith ("Collateral," "The Matrix Reloaded") and Tommy Davidson (Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls," "Bamboozled").

Baby Boy is the powerful urban drama directed by John Singleton (Shaft, Boyz N the Hood) starring rap music superstars Tyrese Gibson and Snoop Dogg (Half Baked, I Got the Hook Up). With knockout performances from Ving Rhames (Mission: Impossible II, Pulp Fiction, Con Air) and A.J. Johnson (Friday House Party, The Players Club), Baby Boy is a tough, honest and unflinching look at modern urban life. Jody (Gibson) is a 20-year-old African American in South Central L.A. who is trying to live large but doesn't have a job. He's got two babies by two different women and still lives at home with his mother (Johnson). Growing up is tough on Jody, but a series of events involving his mother's new boyfriend Melvin (Rhames), his girfriend Yvette (Taraji P. Henson) and her ex-con ex-boyfriend Rodney (Snoop Dogg), force him to learn lessons about living, loving and surviving as a man in the hood.

Innovative filmmaker, Spike Lee (She's Gotta Have It), brings to the screen a music-filled, offbeat contemporary comedy that takes an unforgettable look at black college life. Amidst gala coronations, football, fraternities, parades and parties, the stars of the film-Laurence Fishburne ("Dap" Dunlap), an intense student who encourages his buddies ("DaFellas") to fight for his beliefs; Giancarlo Esposito (Julian "Big Brother Almighty" Eaves), out to strengthen the Greek system with his Gamma PhiGamma fraternity brothers; Spike Lee ("Half-Pint"), driven to become a "Gamma man"; and Tisha Campbell (Jane Toussaint), leader of the sorority, "Gamma Rays," find themselves caught up in romance andrelationships/rituals and rivalries during one outrageous homecoming weekend. With dynamic music, including EU's hit "Da Butt", and dance numbers choreographed by Otis Sallid (Fame), Lee successfully challenges viewpoints about self-identity and self-esteem in this original, contemporary musical comedy.

John Singleton returns to inner-city L.A. to tell the story of Jody, a misguided 20-year-old African American man-child who is finally forced to face the commitments of real life.

Ten years after the release of the seminal "Boyz N the Hood," acclaimed director John Singleton returns to the same inner-city L.A. neighborhood for the story of a misguided 20-year-old African-American man, a "baby boy" facing the commitments of real life.

Ten years after the release of the seminal "Boyz N the Hood," acclaimed director John Singleton returns to the same inner-city L.A. neighborhood for the story of a misguided 20-year-old African-American man, a "baby boy" facing the commitments of real life.

Jody is a jobless 20-year-old who has fathered two children by two different women. As he grapples with the pressures of adult responsibility, he also contends with his troubled best friend, new adversary Rodney and his relationship with his mom.

Explosive young comedian Miles "Foolish" Waise (Eddie Griffin) plans to make it big -- but not if it means selling out. He'd rather work with his fast-talking brother, "Fifty Dollah" (played by rap superstar Master P), who secretly dreams of opening a comedy club. But before the siblings can become business partners, they must settle a score with ruthless neighborhood drug lord El Dorado Ron (Andrew Dice Clay).

Explosive young comedian Miles "Foolish" Waise (Eddie Griffin) plans to make it big -- but not if it means selling out. He'd rather work with his fast-talking brother, "Fifty Dollah" (played by rap superstar Master P), who secretly dreams of opening a comedy club. But before the siblings can become business partners, they must settle a score with ruthless neighborhood drug lord El Dorado Ron (Andrew Dice Clay).

Explosive young comedian Miles "Foolish" Waise and his brother, "Fifty Dollah," dream of opening a comedy club. But before the siblings can become business partners, they must settle a score with ruthless neighborhood drug lord El Dorado Ron.