The film, written by and starring Dave Chappelle (The Nutty Professor and Con Air) and Saturday Night Live's Jim Breuer, covers the efforts of two friends trying to raise money to bail a buddy out of jail.
Directed by Tamara Davis (CB-4), the film also stars Guillermo Diaz (Girl's Town) and Harland Williams (Rocket Man) and features cameos by Janeane Garafolo, Jon Stewart, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Bob Saget, Stephen Baldwin, Tommy Chong and Willie Nelson.
The soundtrack, out January 13th, features tracks produced by Tricky and the Dust Brothers. Choice cuts include Black Grape ("Marbles"), Tom Tom Club ("Nonchalant" and "Flyin"), Cibo Matto ("Who's Got the Light?"), UB40 ("I Get Lifted"), Tricky and DJ Milo ("We Know"), Smash Mouth ("Sensei Half Fi Burn"), the Bloodhound Gang ("Along Comes Mary"), Days Of The New ("Seasons Change"), Luscious Jackson, ("Love That's Real") and Cowboy Mouth ("Pusher Man").
Ali Campbell says he's leaving UB40
Jan 25, 2008 11:00 am PST
Ali Campbell has quit UB40 after almost 30 years, citing management problems. His bandmates, however, said the 48-year-old singer left to pursue solo projects. In a statement on his Web site, Campbell said Friday that "management difficu...
UB40's singer Ali Campbell quits after 30 years
Jan 25, 2008 6:00 am PST
Singer Ali Campbell is leaving the reggae band UB40 after selling tens of millions of records worldwide in a career spanning nearly 30 years, a spokesman for the group said on Friday. Campbell will quit after performing his last concerts ...
Live Earth switches venues in lagging S. Africa
Jun 25, 2007 11:01 am PDT
Organizers of the South African leg of the Live Earth concerts have arranged a new venue in a bid to stimulate lagging ticket sales. The July 7 show, which is being headlined by U.K. singer Joss Stone, along with Senegal's Baaba Maal...
UB40 sue Paris Hilton over copywright
Jun 4, 2007 12:00 pm PDT
UB40's record label, the Sparta Florida Music Group, are suing V2 Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, and Paris Hilton's songwriter/producer for $500,000 in damages in London's High Court. The band claim that their classic song "King...