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Finally! After months of behind-the-scenes photos and twitter stalking,  the trailer for ‘The Butler’, starring Forest Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey, has been released. Directed by Lee Daniels, this is Oprah’s firs film since her 1998 ‘Beloved’. The film’s storyline (which also features small rolls with Cuba Gooding Jr and Lenny Kravitz) centers around the story of Eugene Allen (Whitaker), who served eight commanders in chief during his 1952-1986 stint as the White House butler. The film hits...Read Full Story

Oprah Winfrey could well be in line to receive her second Oscar come February 2014, after The Butler has its run. Of course, given the caliber of the cast surrounding her, Winfrey might find herself one of many actors in the same film so honored. Directed by Lee Daniels (who also helmed the film Precious), Forest Whitaker stars in the “title” role, portraying a character known as "Cecil Gaines" in the film. Winfrey plays "Gaines’" wife "Gloria". Also appearing in the film are Mariah Carrey...Read Full Story

“The butler” The Weinstein Co. has released the first trailer for Lee Daniels’ next film The Butler, starring Forest Whitaker, on Tuesday. The film marks of Oprah Winfrey first appearance on the big screen (other than voice roles in animated films) since 1998 Beloved PHOTO:. Oprah Winfrey, The Innovator The story of the film is inspired Wil Haygood ‘s Washington Post article about a man of color who served as a butler in the White House for eight presidents over three...Read Full Story

A look at the life of Eugene Allen, who served eight presidents as the White House's head butler from 1952 to 1986, and had a unique front-row seat as political and racial history was made. AToast2Wealth- Unveiling Truth Behind Celebrity Life, The Church and Latest News.Read Full Story

Forest Whitaker, Orlando Bloom in “Zulu” *The 2013 Cannes Film Festival announced that it will wrap on May 26 with Jérôme Salle’s noir thriller “Zulu,” based on the award-winning novel by French author Caryl Férey.Shot on location in South Africa, Forest Whitaker and Orlando Bloom star as Cape Town cops on opposite sides of the apartheid divide who end up working together to solve the murder of two women. Salle co-wrote “Zulu” with Julien Rappeneau, scripter of last year’s French hit “Cloclo...Read Full Story