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  • GUN HONEY: COLLISION COURSE #4 (CEDRIC POULAT EXCLUSIVE VARIANT A & B SET)



    GUN HONEY: COLLISION COURSE #4 (CEDRIC POULAT EXCLUSIVE VARIANT A & B SET)

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    Attention all Gun Honey fans! You won’t want to miss out on the latest release of Gun Honey: Collision Course #4, featuring an exclusive variant set by artist Cedric Poulat.

    These limited edition variant covers, Variant A and Variant B, showcase Poulat’s stunning artwork and are sure to be a must-have for any collector.

    In Gun Honey: Collision Course #4, our fearless heroine finds herself on a dangerous collision course with a ruthless enemy. Can she outsmart her adversaries and come out on top, or will she be caught in the crossfire?

    Don’t miss out on your chance to own this exclusive variant set by Cedric Poulat. Pre-order now before they sell out! #GunHoney #CollisionCourse #CedricPoulatVariant
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  • ‘The Greatest @Home Videos: Cedy Awards’: Cedric the Entertainer Presents Some ‘Wicked’-ly Viral Videos (Exclusive Clip)

    ‘The Greatest @Home Videos: Cedy Awards’: Cedric the Entertainer Presents Some ‘Wicked’-ly Viral Videos (Exclusive Clip)


    Cedric the Entertainer is ringing in the new year by showing off the best of the best viral videos for the third annual The Greatest @Home Videos: Cedy Awards, and PopCulture.com has an exclusive clip. Premiering tonight at 8 p.m. ET, the rapper and actor “once again kicks off awards season as he hosts the third annual Cedy Awards, where he honors the cutest, craziest, and most cheerful in viral video gold. As part of the awards show spectacular, viewers at home will be able to vote live to crown the #1 video of the year to receive the coveted Golden Cedy, with a little help from Max Greenfield,” Cedric the Entertainer’s The Neighborhood co-star.

    In the exclusive sneak peek, Cedric the Entertainer presents some viral videos surrounding 2024’s box office smash Wicked, with Cynthia Erivo’s version of “Defying Gravity” playing in the background. Whether dressed as Glinda and Elphaba or dancing alongside a moving car, plenty of musical theater fans went above and beyond to show their love for the beloved musical and long-awaited film. Comedian and Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser also defied gravity by dancing and lip-syncing at the top of a building.

    Videos by PopCulture.com

    Considering Wicked broke records to become the highest-grossing film based on a Broadway musical, there are certainly many more videos and so little time. At the very least, with Wicked: For Good due out later this year, there will probably be even more viral videos coming out from the film and more chances to be shown on The Greatest @Home Videos. Of course, no one can defy gravity like Elphaba, but it is definitely fun to see fans try their hand at it.

    With Max Greenfield also stopping by, it seems like this year’s Cedy Awards will be something to look forward to, as per usual. There is no telling what other videos will be included, but luckily, fans won’t have to wait too long. The Greatest @Home Videos: Cedy Awards will be airing tonight at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. The latest edition of The Greatest @Home Videos was a holiday edition, which aired just after Christmas, and while the holiday had already passed, it was enough to put anyone in the Christmas mood, with plenty of laughs. Select episodes of the series are streaming on Paramount+.



    Are you tired of the same old boring television shows? Well, get ready to be entertained like never before with ‘The Greatest @Home Videos: Cedy Awards’ hosted by the one and only Cedric the Entertainer!

    In this exclusive clip, Cedric showcases some of the most viral and hilarious videos that have taken the internet by storm. From epic fails to heartwarming moments, these videos will have you laughing, crying, and everything in between.

    So grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready to witness the Cedy Awards like you’ve never seen them before. Don’t miss out on all the fun and excitement, only on ‘The Greatest @Home Videos’!

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  • ‘Juror No. 2’ topped streaming charts after being buried in theaters. Cedric Yarbrough hopes people see his dramatic breakthrough performance.

    ‘Juror No. 2’ topped streaming charts after being buried in theaters. Cedric Yarbrough hopes people see his dramatic breakthrough performance.


    After a limited theatrical release, people can now finally stream Juror No. 2 on Max.

    The star-studded film from 94-year-old director Clint Eastwood is a courtroom drama that follows a soon-to-be father (Nicholas Hoult) who sits on a jury for a murder case. During the trial, he realizes he himself is aware of the circumstances surrounding the night the woman died. He must then confront a challenging moral dilemma — does he convince the jury to convict an innocent man, or dredge up his past?

    The film received rave reviews, adding to the confusion about why it was so difficult to see in theaters. Eastwood skipped its world premiere, and Variety reported that Warner Bros. was “burying” the movie. When it became available to purchase on VOD, it topped the charts. It’s also currently the No. 1 most streamed movie on Max.

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    That’s great news for Cedric Yarbrough, who plays another member of the jury with strong convictions. Though he’s best known for his comedic work in shows like Reno 911! and The Boondocks, he delivers a standout performance in the role.

    Yarbrough spoke to Yahoo Entertainment about his pivot, the movie’s limited release and working with a legendary director.

    Nicholas Hoult, holding a paper cup of coffee, has a friendly exchange with Clint Eastwood, who is wearing earphones.

    Nicholas Hoult and Clint Eastwood on the set of Juror No. 2. (Claire Folger/Warner Bros./Courtesy Everett Collection)

    This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

    Why did you want to be a part of this project?

    I mean, come on! To be able to work with such talented people, and to work with an institution like Clint Eastwood — he is film. He’s been on both sides of the camera for so many years and is able to churn out things that are thought-provoking and change the landscape of filmmaking. It was an honor and blessing. And I needed a job, frankly. I’m like, let’s do some work. A lot of people know me from my comedy — they don’t know me for my dramatic work. So this was an opportunity to flex that.

    Comedy is what most people know you for, for sure. What was it like auditioning for this dramatic role?

    The process is very different now than it was pre-COVID. Juror No. 2 was an audition tape that my friend helped me record. From what I’ve been told by the casting director and from some of the producers is that [Eastwood] saw my tape and was like, “That’s our Marcus King, right there.” I was just so flabbergasted and fortunate that he saw it. He’s extremely trusting of his actors, his staff, producers and people that he’s worked with for so many years. When a director of his caliber trusts you, you will go through a train for him. With this possibly being his last film, you want to make sure the product matches all the products that he’s put out for so long.

    Nicholas Hoult, eyes to the camera and looking apprehensive, sits with the other jurors, who are facing straight ahead..

    The jury hears a case in Juror No. 2. (Claire Folger/Warner Bros./Courtesy Everett Collection)

    I’m sure you saw that when this movie first came out, it wasn’t played in many theaters. Clearly, people wanted to see it, though, because it performed really well when it was released on VOD. Did you have any thoughts about that?

    Personally, I do think it should have been in more theaters. This is the type of film that is evergreen. It’s about morality. You don’t have to enjoy superhero films to enjoy this kind of filmmaking that is for grown-ups. I think a lot of people love sequels and flashy superhero films, but what about those of us who really enjoy a good story and great performances and great direction and sound design and all of that? And watching it with strangers in the dark is still really cool. I like my house, but I love being outside of my house and enjoying a film of this magnitude with Clint Eastwood, Toni Collette, Nicholas Hoult — he’s on fire right now with The Order, Nosferatu, the new Superman you wanna see that guy in a theater! And J.K. Simmons, Kiefer Sutherland, Chris Messina, Leslie Bibb and [gesturing to himself] this weirdo — come on! I’m happy that people are now seeing the film, because it’s one of our best this year.

    I’m really excited for you. Looking at your social media, I saw you posted a video with your Reno 911! co-star Niecy Nash. Can you give any hints about what you’re working on?

    No, I cannot. But I love that lady so much! We did The Bernie Mac Show together and The Soul Man, Cedric the Entertainer’s show … but [Nash and I] have a project we’re doing, and I think people are going to be very excited to see us match wits again along with some amazing other people.

    If you could do anything right now, what would you do? Who would you work with?

    I want to work with everyone. I want to work with a lot of different casting directors, or at least for them to at least see me in a different light — that I don’t do just one thing. I come from the theater, that’s where I was trained. I’m ready to be in a musical. Broadway, hello, please! I love performing live. I’m hoping this will open up the ability for comedic actors to do drama. Drama is life. Drama is what we deal with. Even funny people have to deal with some sorrow and despair — that’s what life is. It takes a little bit of something extra to make something comedic. Look at some of us comedic actors to make you cry or make you feel a little bit more on the dramatic side, we’re capable. Call me, I’m available.

    Juror No. 2 is now streaming on Max.





    Cedric Yarbrough, best known for his comedic roles in shows like “Reno 911!” and “Speechless,” is making waves in the drama genre with his breakthrough performance in the film “Juror No. 2.” Despite being buried in theaters, the film has recently topped streaming charts, bringing attention to Yarbrough’s impressive dramatic abilities.

    In “Juror No. 2,” Yarbrough plays a pivotal role as a conflicted juror who must grapple with difficult moral decisions during a high-profile trial. His performance has been praised for its emotional depth and nuance, showcasing a side of Yarbrough that audiences have never seen before.

    Yarbrough has expressed his hopes that more people will discover his work in “Juror No. 2” and appreciate his versatility as an actor. He has proven that he is capable of tackling a wide range of roles, from comedy to drama, and is eager to continue pushing boundaries and challenging himself in future projects.

    Fans and critics alike are buzzing about Yarbrough’s performance in “Juror No. 2,” and it’s clear that he has solidified his place as a talented and versatile actor in Hollywood. Keep an eye out for Cedric Yarbrough’s future projects, as he continues to impress and surprise audiences with his incredible talent.

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