The hardest working man in show business brings down the House of Blues with a live concert event in Las Vegas.

The hardest working man in show business brings down the House of Blues with a live concert event in Las Vegas.

A feature-length sketch comedy collection, written and directed by Melvin James, (HBO's Bum Rush The Show, College Hill, A Miami Tail, Honeybee) Known for his no-holds-barred style of writing and directing, Melvin James steers Benji Brown through some of the most hilarious sketch comedy since The Chappelle Show and gives voice to all of Brown`s characters whom audiences have gotten to know, including his most popular, the hilarious Keke.

When they all meet for brunch at a sushi bar, Gary bemoans the loss of his beloved fry-up while Patrick tucks in and announces his intention to breed. To the horror of his friends, he joins a hi-tech dating agency and trawls through a number of videos for mail-order brides, deciding that he wants a brown one. Meanwhile, Gary suggests to Cheryl that they make some changes in their love life, to spice things up a bit. He is no match for Cheryl, however, who logs onto the Internet to search for a swinging couple in their area, and he begs her to drop the subject. The boys meet at a trendy organic juice bar where Terry finally gets Patrick to realize that buying a bride for propagation purposes is a bad idea. So Patrick decides to settle instead for a different kind of brown one a gorgeous chocolate-brown Labrador puppy. Terry and James are enjoy their weekly cigars in their gentlemen s club. But while Terry glares at the women doing the same, James finds them strangely erotic. Patrick announces that he h

When the neighborhood DJ is arrested in the middle of a party, Chris (Tyler James Williams) steps in for him and proves to be a huge hit with the crowd. Unfortunately, his new career takes a bad turn when he borrows his mom's (Tichina Arnold) James Brown album and accidentally scratches it. Meanwhile, Julius (Terry Crews) takes Drew (Tequan Richmond) to a magic show, but passes out when he sees a rabbit - a phobia dating back to his childhood.

The Godfather of Soul was filmed at Chastain Park in Atlanta, GA. circa 1985. This live concert footage reveals James Brown getting down to ten of his best songs. Included on this videotape are Try Me, Hot Pants, Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, and I Got You, I Feel Good. They don't call him the hardest-working man in show business for nothing. ~ Karla Baker, All Movie Guide.

Based on a novel by acclaimed crime writer James Ellroy, this film stars Michael Rooker as Fritz Brown, a former L.A.P.D. detective who was kicked off the force due to his drinking. Now struggling to remain sober, Brown works as a private eye when he can, but he makes most of his money repossessing cars. One day, Brown is offered some detective work by Freddie Fat Dog Baker (William Sasso), a golf caddy who has some severe reservations about his younger sister, Jane (Selma Blair) and her relationship with Solly (Harold Gould), a wealthy businessman with mob connections who is old enough to be Jane's grandfather. Brown isn't interested at first, but when Fat Dog starts flashing an impressive bankroll, he decides to take the case. Brown's investigation of Solly causes him to cross paths with Cathcart (Brion James), the head of L.A.P.D. internal affairs who was responsible for Brown losing his job. Soon Brown runs afoul of a group of hired thugs and several key figures wind up dead as Brown tries to find out the

As incredible as it seems, CBS head man James Aubrey originally vetoed his network's presentation of the animated A Charlie Brown Christmas on the grounds that Charles M. Schultz's round-headed protagonist was a loser who wouldn't attract an audience! The story proposes that Charlie Brown is convinced that the true meaning of Christmas has been forgotten by his Peanuts friends, not to mention the rest of the world. Psychiatrist Lucy advises Charlie Brown to get into the holiday spirit by directing the kids' upcoming Christmas play. Despite his utter lack of control over his cast, Charlie Brown takes his job seriously, even setting out to find a genuine Christmas tree to decorate the set instead of the usual aluminum job. But Charlie Brown's tree is a scrawny, pathetic thing, and all seems lost. That is, until the rest of the Peanuts gang decide to pitch in and decorate the woebegone tree. An instant hit when first telecast December 9, 1965, A Charlie Brown Christmas has been rebroadcast virtually every year s

Album: Back to Bedlam [Clean]; Label: Atlantic; Director: Sam Brown