News about Sinqua Walls

From the 1992 classic "White Men Can't Jump (2023), which will be streamed on Hulu, will see rapper Jack Harlow and actor Sinqua Walls (left) play Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes (right) as two rival street basketball players who team up to win a neighbourhood tournament. But, rather than being a slam dunk with viewers, social media followers mocked the most recent trailer this week: 'Them executives in Hollywood keep trying to recapture the 90s and [are] falling flat.' Fans have regularly accused studio bosses of being "out of ideas" after years of remakes and reboots that have failed to live up to their originals, which has largely woke remakes.

In a new trailer for the forthcoming Hulu remake of White Men Can't Jump, Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls are seen, with the two actors playing Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes from 1992's role. Lance Reddick - who died in one of his last films as Benji Allen - is also included in the clip. Jeremy (Harlow) and Kamal (Walls) appear in the film as a pair of basketball hustlers teaming up to earn some extra money.

Lance Reddick, an acclaimed actor known for his lyric interpretations of characters in series like "The Wire" and "Fringe," died on March 17th from natural causes at the age of 60. The actor of "John Wick" appeared in his last interviews before his death, revealing how proud he was of the new film and his 30-year acting career in his final days. Reddick, who played Charon on the Continental Hotel's concierge and Ian McShane's Winston in all four John Wick films, talked openly about how proud he was of each of their characters' progress in the film. "Family is such a strong theme in this film, more than any of the others," he said, adding, "You see with the three of us, it's not just the family you're put into, but the extended family you created." How we really are families.

With the first trailer surfacing on Sunday (via 20th Century Studios YouTube), Rapper Jack Harlow makes his debut in Hulu's forthcoming remake of White Men Can't Jump. Woody Harrelson's original 1992 film stars Sinqua Walls, with Wesley Snipes playing the role. Jeremy (Harlow) and Kamal (Walls) in this film follow two basketball hustlers who team up to make some extra money.

Jack Harlow's 2022 MTV VMAs set brought his showmanship skills to a new level. On August 28, the "Come Home the Kids Miss You" rapper opened up the big show in New Jersey's Prudential Centre, showcasing brief cameos from Chlo Bailey, Avril Lavigne, Saucy Santana, and Becky G. Harlow's set was also accompanied by an extra-ordinary surprise appearance from Fergie, who popped up to perform her 2006 hit song, "Glamorous," aka the song Harlow sampled for his hit song. With a handful of VMA awards, including video of the year and artist of the year, the rapper's debut set the bar high for his big night.

For Warner Bros, Kenya Barris is assisting with a new, more modernized version of "The Wizard of Oz." According to a 15 Aug. a. - Barris isn't telling anyone else about the film other than that it's an updated version of the musical. Warner Bros. did not respond immediately to POPSUGAR's plea for comment. Barris, the maker of "Black-ish," is still one of Hollywood's busiest people. He's executive producer of the forthcoming Netflix series "Entergalactic," an animated film starring Kid Cudi, Jessica Williams, and Timothée Chalamet. "You People," Netflix's first film, will be released sometime later this year. Barris also works as a writer on Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls' forthcoming "White Men Can't Jump" remake.