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There are tons of hilarious Black movies. They’ve made three of the Barbershop movies, Kevin Hart can’t seem to stay out of theaters, and we could rattle off an endless array of Eddie Murphy quotes from films. But what are the best? What are the movies that you can’t go to any BBQ or hair salon without hearing quotes and references? There are almost too many to consider, but we whittled it down to ten. These are our picks for the funniest Black comedies of all time.

'Ocean's Eleven' is getting an all-woman spinoff and Rihanna has joined the cast.

Will Smith has been really vocal about his disdain for Trump during his 'Suicide Squad' promo run.

Back when he was a full-time pro wrestler, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson built his reputation on his inspired mic work, and particularly the inventive way he insulted his opponents. Guys who dared challenge his WWE supremacy were “jabronis” and “roody poo candy asses.” Said candy asses would face the wrath of a smackdown, verbal and otherwise. He’d ask them a question, like “What’s your name?” then interrupt before they could answer. (“It doesn’t matter what your name is!!”) Or Johnson would tell them to grab something and stick it straight up their candy asses. (You may begin to sense a theme here.)

Although the holiday weekend brought out a slew of new releases to compete for the top spot at the box office, this week’s top 10 was, once again, dominated by Finding Dory. The Legend of Tarzan, The Purge: Election Year and The BFG ultimately couldn’t quite match up to Pixar’s forgetful fish, but the final results were all over the place. This chart is very much a roller coaster of expectations being met and missed.

L.A. Reid has been a star-maker for years and he may be ready to bring his life story to the big screen.

Have you seen the trailer for All Eyez On Me? A clip was posted to the Instagram account of Big Boy's Neighborhood.

Kevin Hart was reportedly robbed of $500K in jewelry and clothes in what looks to be a burglary.

By now, most in West Alabama have heard of Thomas Davis, the local musician who has gone on to become a favorite at New York's infamous Apollo Theater. His latest professional accomplishment includes being part of a movie!

The Muhammad Ali biopic 'Ali,' starring Will Smith, will get a limited release in theaters this weekend.