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April 2004
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By Alberlynne “Abby” Harris
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Despite the numerous rumors of a botched relationship with rapper 50 cent, there is at least a million dollars worth of quality news about Hollywood Diva, Vivica Fox. Don’t let her age fool you! Vivica Fox, like a fine wine, just seems to get better and better with time. During 2003 and even now in 2004, we have definitely seen Vivica’s career take off, gliding up the Hollywood scale. With the DVD release of the Kill Bill Volume 1, the start up of her own production company called Foxy Brown, television roles, magazine covers, and appearance in the new family-oriented film, Ella Enchanted, Vivica Fox is definitely on a roll. Romantic comedies like Two Can Play That Game and Juwanna Man have explored her down-to-earth humor. For badass action and dramatic qualities Vivica can be seen in the DVD release of Ride or Die from her own production company, and on the television series, 1-800-MISSING. Fans can certainly look forward to her performances in the upcoming films, Beautyshop, Getting Played, and Blast! Although we missed her reincarnation in the blockbuster hit Kill Bill Vol 2, Vivica delivers an awesome one-two punch as she graced the red carpet at the oh-so-Hollywood-chic Club IVAR on Tuesday, April 20th in honor of being on the cover of Smooth Magazine’s May Issue. Blackfilm.com was there as the event proved to have true star power with guests like Tommy Davidson, Tisha Campbell, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Karl Kani, Tammy Townsend, Mills Pierre, and even Hidden Beach Recordings’ LINA. Check out the photos from the event. Hollywood sources say that there is a Foxy Brown script floating around and Vivica as well as Hale Barry have their eyes on the lead role. Regardless, we can look for more great projects starring and/or produced by Vivica Fox as the days roll by. |
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