Terrence Howard
| Born | March 11, 1969 |
| Hometown | Chicago, Illinois, United States |
| Net worth | $5 million |
| Height | 6'0" (1.84m) |
| Spouse | Mira Pak, Michelle Ghent, Lori McCommas |
| Children | Hunter Howard, Heaven Howard, Aubrey Howard |
| Parents | Tyrone Howard, Anita Hawkins Williams |
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Terrence Howard Claims His Photo Was Used For The ‘Empire’ Logo Without His Permission, Says It’s ‘Worth $100M At Least’
- Following the premiere of “Empire” on Fox, the show took off instantly. Starring Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, “Empire” broke TV records off the bat in its first season, which was released in 2015. At the time, the ratings for the musical drama series’ first five episodes increased consecutively — making it the first… Continue reading Terrence Howard Claims His Photo Was Used For The ‘Empire’ Logo Without His Permission, Says It’s ‘Worth $100M At Least’
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Aaron J. Thornton/Getty ImagesTerrence Howard is opening up about his claims of inadequate pay against CAA and his ongoing lawsuit against the Hollywood agency.In a recent interview on the podcast Straight Talk with Daphne Phaneē, the Oscar-nominated actor said he was low-balled by CAA across all six seasons of his Fox drama Empire, while his “white counterparts” from the network were paid more than him. Howard announced in December that he was suing the agency over his salary.“[CAA] represented
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Netflix's 'Shirley' tells the story of the first Black congresswoman
Two hours: Is it enough for even a part of any person’s real life, dramatized? The biopic form practically demands failure, or at least a series of narrative compromises made under pressure from so many factions: the real-life subject, or keepers of the now-deceased subject’s estate, nervous about an unsympathetic truth or two; the streamer or studio backing the project; and the filmmakers themselves, trying to do right by the person featured in the title, while finding a shape — and the ideal p
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‘Shirley’ Star Regina King On Why It’s ‘No Mistake’ The Biopic Has Come Out At This Time
Regina King believes her latest film Shirley, the biopic of trailblazing congresswoman and the first Black presidential candidate Shirley Chisholm, has come out through divine timing. “While we started this journey 15 years ago…there are no mistakes. It was supposed to be now. It was supposed to be this team of people, it was supposed… Continue reading ‘Shirley’ Star Regina King On Why It’s ‘No Mistake’ The Biopic Has Come Out At This Time
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Regina King says sharing the screen with sister Reina for the first time in 'Shirley' was 'a long time coming'
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Regina King outshines ‘Shirley,’ a narrow look at a trailblazing political legacy
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Regina King Delivers an Unforgettable Performance in New Netflix Biopic
Before there was Barack Obama or Carol Moseley Braun, there was Shirley Chisholm—the trailblazing politician who made history as the first Black congresswoman. Just three years after her election to Congress, she pushed the envelope further by running for a major-party nomination for president of the United States. She's now credited as one of the few who paved the way for diverse groups to enter politics, and yet, her story was largely overlooked. Fortunately, that changed when Shola Lynch rele
