Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too

11/09/09  |  Popwatch - EW.com

10/16/09 This spirited film about a slice of UK sporting history that most Americans are probably completely unaware of is finally hitting our shores this week, and I couldn't be more exited or pleased with the results.  |  Ain't It Cool News

09/15/09 Jill Scott, most recently seen in HBO's "The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency," has signed on to star in the Lifetime telepic "Sins of the Mother."  |  Variety

09/13/09 The Lionsgate comedy stars Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson ("The Curious Case of Benjamin Button") as a hard-drinking nightclub singer forced to care for her delinquent niece and nephews.  |  Popeater Movies

09/09/09 Janet Jackson is purging her grief over the death of brother Michael during filming of her latest movie - she smashed up the set in one emotionally-charged scene.  |  The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)

09/09/09 Janet Jackson is working out the grief over her brother's death on the set of "Why Did I Get Married Too." At the premiere of his latest flick, "I Can Do Bad All By Myself," director Tyler Perry - who's helming "Married Too" - confided that Miz Jackson has been getting nasty on the set, releasing her anger on inanimate objects.  |  New York Daily News - New York NY

09/09/09 In the new issue of Harper's Bazaar , Janet Jackson talks openly about the loss of her beloved brother, music superstar Michael Jackson and how her life has changed since his tragic death in June at the age of 50.  |  OK! Magazine

09/03/09 Lionsgate has tapped Tyler Perry to write, direct and produce an adaptation of the 1975 play "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf." The minimajor said in an announcement Thursday that it had acquired worldwide distribution rights to the pic, the first project for Perry's 34th Street Films production company housed at Lionsgate.  |  Variety

07/22/09 Reps for Janet are debunking the rumor that she may be the "surprise opening act" for the tribute, calling the claim "false."  |  Perez Hilton

07/20/09 Tyler Perry's "Madea Goes to Jail" grossed more than $90 million in 2009 -- a major feat for any film -- but the moviemaker's big triumph this year has been on the smallscreen, where Perry exceeded his 100-episode deal with TBS on "House of Payne" and launched a second hit sitcom, "Meet the Browns."  |  Variety