During a promotional interview for their film, Julia Fox interrupted Marlon Wayans multiple times while discussing the concept of 'real men,' leading to mixed online reactions. Some praised her for calling out harmful stereotypes, while others criticized her behavior as rude and reflective of white feminism, especially given the context of her previous associations and her treatment of the male interviewees.
Marlon Wayans defends his new film 'Him' against poor reviews, emphasizing that some movies are ahead of their time and encouraging audiences to judge for themselves, citing his past successes with critically panned but cult-favorite movies.
Marlon Wayans defends his film 'Him' against negative reviews and a low Rotten Tomatoes score, emphasizing that critical opinion is subjective and that some movies are ahead of their time, citing his own career of making movies that became classics despite initial criticism.
The horror film 'Him' explores the intersection of football and religion, depicting a satanic cult led by Marlon Wayans's character, Isaiah White, and delving into themes of hero worship and sacrifice. The film is visually striking but narratively vague, focusing on the cult-like obsession with the sport and its players, with a mix of biblical and occult imagery, though it leaves many plot questions unanswered.
Tyriq Withers stars in the horror film HIM, produced by Jordan Peele, portraying a talented NFL rookie confronting dark themes in football, while also developing his career as a writer and actor. The film critiques the exploitation of Black athletes and explores personal growth and vulnerability.
A football-themed horror film produced by Jordan Peele, 'Him' attempts to satirize the brutality of football and its treatment of players but ultimately fails to deliver coherence or impact, despite a promising cast led by Marlon Wayans.
Marlon Wayans confirms he will reprise his role as Shorty in 'Scary Movie 6', set to release on June 12, 2026, marking the return of the original creators and cast, including Anna Faris and Regina Hall, with the film aiming to blend nostalgia and contemporary comedy.
Marlon Wayans discusses his journey of accepting his transgender son Kai, finding humor in the process, and incorporating it into his new stand-up special "Marlon Wayans: Good Grief." He emphasizes the importance of unconditional love and aims to use his experience to help other parents understand their children better. The special premieres on June 4 on Prime Video.
Marlon Wayans reveals in an interview with People that as he's aged, he prefers simpler, more traditional sex over adventurous acts, appreciating the straightforwardness of missionary. He also mentions his contentment with a simple life, including his lack of desire for marriage, though he's open to it if he meets the right person.
Marlon Wayans is facing a paternity lawsuit from Brittany Moreland, who claims he is the father of her 1-year-old daughter, Axl, and is seeking primary custody, visitation rights, and financial support. Wayans has criticized Moreland as "entitled" and expressed frustration at being dragged to court for child support, stating that he already pays a substantial amount. He also revealed that his eldest child is transgender and addressed his past relationship with Angela Zachary.
Marlon Wayans addresses reports of a "secret" child, clarifying that he's not hiding his alleged one-year-old daughter but aiming to protect her privacy from social media. Brittany Moreland filed a paternity suit seeking increased child support and primary custody, claiming monthly expenses of $21,000 for their child. Marlon implies he'll seek joint custody and criticizes Brittany's requests, stating he pays $18,000 per month and refuses to be "used." He emphasizes his responsibility as a father and his refusal to be discredited, citing his amicable relationship with the mother of his other two children.
Marlon Wayans expressed frustration with his baby mother, Brittany Moreland, over a paternity lawsuit, criticizing her for seeking more than the $18k per month he already pays for their one-year-old daughter. He emphasized his active role in his daughter's life and compared the situation to others receiving far less support. Wayans also addressed the issue of Black men wearing dresses in movies and emphasized the importance of embracing different aspects of comedy and history.
Kelly Rowland left "The Today Show" before co-hosting, sparking controversy over the reason for her departure. Comedian Marlon Wayans publicly supported Rowland, praising her professionalism and urging people to consider both sides of the story. The incident has sparked discussions about public perceptions of Black women in the entertainment industry.
Comedian Marlon Wayans revealed during an interview that one of his children, Kai, is transgender. Wayans shared that he is working on a stand-up special about his own transition as a parent, from ignorance and denial to complete unconditional love and acceptance. He expressed pride in his child for being true to themselves and emphasized the importance of allowing children to be free and confident in their own identities. Wayans also discussed performing the set at a special show and urged world leaders to be inclusive of the next generation.
Actor and comedian Marlon Wayans revealed that his eldest child, previously known as his daughter Amai, has transitioned into a son named Kai. Wayans expressed his journey of transitioning from ignorance and denial to complete unconditional love and acceptance as a parent. He plans to address his child's transition in a comedy special titled "Rainbow Child" to support other families going through similar situations. Wayans emphasized the importance of allowing his children to be themselves and expressed his pride in their authenticity.
