Ice Cube will write and star in a new installment of the Friday franchise. Marking the first sequel in the series in over 20 years, the rapper and actor, 54, has reached an agreement with Warner Bros.

Ice Cube’s upcoming sequel to the classic 1995 sleeper hit comedy doesn’t exactly fill me with confidence, considering the franchise in question, Friday, has had two critical misfires.

Gary Gray 's iconic stoner comedy, starring N.W.A. rapper Ice Cube and a then-unknown Chris Tucker as two unemployed homies stirring up trouble around their South Central Los Angeles neighborhood.

Ice Cube starred in and co-wrote the original ‘Friday’, which came out in 1995, with DJ Pooh before going on to write the sequels ‘Next Friday’ (2000) and ‘Friday After Next’ (2002.) ...

One of the most quotable comedies of all time—and its sequel—are now available to watch for free on the ad-supported ...

Ice Cube is still reveling in the events that have ... just an actor that was put in a movie by a great director. The next Friday film, Last Friday, is finally coming. You’ve lost several ...

Rapper and film producer Ice Cube has confirmed the return of the Friday movie franchise with its upcoming final installment, Last Friday. Following the reveal, many wondered if the film series ...

Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images In a 2024 interview on the Joe Rogan Experience, Ice Cube explained how Friday was the antithesis of films about the hood that were coming out beforehand, though ...

Sure, his name is Ice Cube but, when it comes to his career, the man is on fire! From music to film and other business<a ...

Ice Cube shared that for him, the real success of Last Friday will come from audience laughter and lasting quotes, not ticket sales. The Hip-Hop legend and Hollywood heavyweight told The Hollywood ...

As we buckle up for the fourth Friday (and watch out for Deebo), let's catch up with the franchise's original stars, 30 years later. O'Shea Jackson Sr., a.k.a. Ice Cube, was already well-known as ...

Gary Gray's iconic stoner comedy, starring N.W.A. rapper Ice Cube and a then-unknown Chris Tucker as two unemployed homies stirring up trouble around their South Central Los Angeles neighborhood.