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Janet Jackson Gets Film Production Deal

Janet Jackson is taking control. The iconic performer has signed a deal with Lionsgate to select, develop, and produce her own feature film for the independent studio, marking her first foray into production in her decades-long career.

The R&B superstar, who is currently on her worldwide “Number Ones: Up Close and Personal” tour, explained that her background in Hollywood influenced her long before her music career. “Many people forget I started out as an actor,” she told The Hollywood Reporter. “I have been fortunate to work in the film industry, though not as much as I would like. I have a passion for storytelling, and have been doing it through my music for some time.”

Jackson has previously acted in films under Lionsgate, including Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?, its sequel, and For Colored Girls. Though she doesn’t have a solid project in the works, she is interested in “diverse material,” and is particularly drawn to film noir.

The 44-year-old singer is currently on the U.S. leg of her tour, which wraps at Las Vegas’ Colosseum at Caesars Palace on April 24. A journey through Europe shortly follows with dates in Paris, London, and Monte Carlo from June 26 through July 9.
Tyrese Preps New Album
As R&B crooner Tyrese preps the release of his first album since 2006's 'Alter Ego,' the "Take Me Away" hitmaker aligns his business dealings accordingly by signing with Alicia Keys' former manager and business partner Jeff Robinson and his MBK Entertainment. Robinson has been instrumental over the years, leading several artist to the Grammys. He has also developed film and concert ventures.

Tyrese an active Tweeter had his fans determine the name of his forthcoming album 'Open Invitation.' The album is tentatively scheduled for release this summer on J Records.

Outside of music Tyrese is getting ready to release his forthcoming book "How To Get Out of Your Own Way," a series of fundamental questions that helped him redefine who he was as a human being. Due April 7 via Grand Central Publishing, “How To Get Out of Your Own Way," is a guide to helping yourself, using Tyrese's experiences as a learning tool.
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