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Martin Lawrence reassures fans about his health during an interview, stating he is "in God's hands" and "healthy as hell," urging people to stop the rumors. Concerns arose after fans noticed his speech seemed slow in a recent interview, but Lawrence confirms he is fine. His new movie with Will Smith, "Bad Boys: Ride Or Die," premieres on June 7.
"Bad Boys: Ride or Die" struggles to deliver the charm and excitement of its predecessors, leaving Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in a strained and sloppy action-comedy. Despite some humorous moments, the film is marred by poor script choices, generic action sequences, and a lack of cohesive direction. The movie's attempt to blend action and comedy falls flat, making it a disappointing addition to the franchise.
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence humorously discussed each other's quirks during the Los Angeles premiere of "Bad Boys: Ride or Die," with Smith teasing Lawrence about his habit of drinking water bottles in one go, while Lawrence noted Smith's constant rehearsing. The duo has been working together since the first "Bad Boys" movie in 1995, with the fourth installment set for release in June 2024.
Ken Calvert, a veteran Detroit radio broadcaster and voice of the "Bad Boys" Pistons, has passed away at the age of 72. Calvert spent over four decades on the airwaves in Detroit and was known for his work at various radio stations, as well as his role as the public-address announcer for the Pistons. He was beloved by fans for his introductions and trademark style during the team's championship era. Calvert was also well-connected in the Detroit music scene and had close relationships with rock legends like Bob Seger and Bruce Springsteen. His death has been met with tributes from colleagues and fans alike.
Actor and comedian Martin Lawrence was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles. Friends and family joined him to celebrate his accomplishments and his legacy. Lawrence's early career included playing Maurice Warfield on the Black sitcom "What's Happening Now!!'" in the 1980s. His guest appearance on the show opened him the door for opportunities in stand-up comedy; he gained fame hosting HBO's "Def Comedy Jam" during the 1990s, but it was his own sitcom "Martin," which debuted in 1992, that launched him into major commercial success.
Actor and comedian Sean Lampkin, best known for his role as Nipsey on the 1990s sitcom "Martin," has died at the age of 54. Lampkin also appeared in "Bad Boys," "Big Momma's House," and worked as Martin Lawrence's assistant during the shooting of several films. The cause of his death has not been released. Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to Lampkin, describing him as a funny and good-hearted person.