Meagan Good just landed herself a new role on the big screen. Check it inside, plus "RHOA" star Kandi Burruss' spinoff....
"Deception" star Meagan Good just got cast in the upcoming Anchorman sequel, Anchorman: The Legend Continues. Deadline reports the 31-year-old will play lead character news anchor Ron Burgundy's (Will Ferrell) boss. That ought to be interesting. Steve Carrell, Paul Rudd, Christina Applegate and Kristin Wiig will also star.
The movie hits theaters December 20th so we're sure she's already been working away.
Seems like her marriage to movie studio exec DeVon Franklin is giving her career a major boost. Who says there's no perks with love?
And Kandi Burruss just landed herself another spinoff project from Bravo. The Atlanta Housewife tested "The Kandi Factory" last year with a one-hour special. And since it did well with ratings, it's getting a full series.
The show will be based around music, as well as Kandi's personal life. Guess that means we'll be seeing some wedding planning for the engaged reality chick.
Here's the excerpt from the press release via Access Atlanta:
In each stand-alone episode, she will put everything on the line by offering two protégés with no industry experience an opportunity of a lifetime – to master the key elements that make a star and a chance to fulfill their dreams. Kandi recognizes something special in each of the contestants and through the process she hopes to discover the next rising star.
From rocky recording sessions to stumbling through choreography, the transformations that the contestants undergo are a must-see as the show takes viewers through the gut-wrenching process of their makeovers with Kandi and her team of experts – comprised of producer Don Vito, choreographer Victor Jackson and stylist Kwame Waters. Don Vito, a sought-after producer, has worked on multiple genres in the music industry including Kim Zolciak’s breakout single “Tardy for the Party.” Victor is a Georgia-born choreographer who has worked on performances for artists including Lil Wayne, En Vogue and Chante Moore. And, with a stellar track record as a professional wardrobe stylist, Kwame is a personal shopper for some of the industry’s chart toppers including Perri “Pebbles” Reid, Tiny and En Vogue. The winner of each episode who creates a lasting impression on Kandi and her team will score the ultimate career break – an original song based on their personal life and written by Kandi herself, plus, a music video produced by her accomplished team.
From rocky recording sessions to stumbling through choreography, the transformations that the contestants undergo are a must-see as the show takes viewers through the gut-wrenching process of their makeovers with Kandi and her team of experts – comprised of producer Don Vito, choreographer Victor Jackson and stylist Kwame Waters. Don Vito, a sought-after producer, has worked on multiple genres in the music industry including Kim Zolciak’s breakout single “Tardy for the Party.” Victor is a Georgia-born choreographer who has worked on performances for artists including Lil Wayne, En Vogue and Chante Moore. And, with a stellar track record as a professional wardrobe stylist, Kwame is a personal shopper for some of the industry’s chart toppers including Perri “Pebbles” Reid, Tiny and En Vogue. The winner of each episode who creates a lasting impression on Kandi and her team will score the ultimate career break – an original song based on their personal life and written by Kandi herself, plus, a music video produced by her accomplished team.
12 episodes will start airing April 9th on Bravo. Check out the sneak peek below:
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