Ice Cube Continues to Grace Silver Screen – Moves to UTA!
Ice Cube is no longer calling William Morris Endeavor his home. That’s because the west coast rapper has signed on with United Talent Agency. The rapper turned actor with be repped by his former agents, Ramses IsHak and Michael Sheresky, as well as UTA board members Tracey Jacobs and Jeremy Zimmer. Ice Cube’s production company, Cube Vision, is also now under the UTA umbrella.
Cube currently reported to be in the post-production phase of a comedy flick titled “Lottery Ticket.” He’s also in the development phase of another comedy called “Ride Along for.” That’s not all. The former NWA member has entered into production of his own television series “Are We There Yet?”
Ice Cube is reported to rake in about $10 million dollars a year.
Who ever said there’s no life after hip/hop is a complete fool. Ice Cube is living proof that the rap game is a stepping stone into Hollywood…
Once upon a time, Cube couldn’t get his record played on some of the country’s radio stations. Now, the same people who censored Ice Cube’s records, are the people embracing his movie career.
How hypocritical is that?
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I have to say that the comment proposing a link between racism and low levels of intellect rings true here, because Ice Cube is a racist and he’s dumber than an inbred blonde. Judging from his mostly shit music.
However, he’s getting paid in a major way, so he’s can’t be too dumb. What I’ve seen of some of his movie scenes has been pretty embarrassing though.
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jackyjasper Reply:
December 14th, 2009 at 17:11
JC Cube is not a racist he’s just acting on those records he’s truly a good dude…
He’s just acting…
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Alright, thanks for wising me up. I’ll take your word for it, no question. I’m gullible when it comes to listening to rap music. I’d still gotta believe in the Analog Brothers though-they’d never tell a lie
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