Jada Pinkett Smith

It's official: After weeks of speculation, Jay-Z and Will and Jada Pinkett Smith have joined the producing team of the Broadway musical "Fela!" (feh-LAH') Jay-Z told The Associated Press last month that he might be getting involved in the show, an Afrobeat musical about the life of Nigerian musician Fela Anikulapo-Kuti (ah-knee-coo-LAH'-po coo-TEE'). Now producers say he and the Smiths are in, though there's no word on how much of a financial investment the three have made in the show. "Fela!" is now in previews at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre and opens next Monday. It's directed and choreographed by Bill T. Jones. Read Full Story

Los Angeles premiere of "The Women".Mann Village Theatre, Westwood, CA.September 4, 2008. (Bauer Griffin) more pics » DON'T MISS Jada Pinkett Smith Cannot Stop Talking About Her Sex Life with Will Do Will and Jada Get Freaky in Other People's Homes? Less than two months after she gushed to Redbook and Shape about her active sex life with hubby Will Smith -- and how much they like to be intimate in other people's homes -- Jada Pinkett Smith is offering up more details about her sexcapades. She tells Good Housekeeping ( via People): My husband and I always make time for sex! Always! No ... Read Full Story

(Getty Images) Jada Pinkett Smith is continuing her streak of being very, ah, public about her relationship with husband Will Smith . Last month, she seemed to imply Redbook that she and her husband get intimate in all kinds of locales, including their friends' houses during parties. Now she's telling Shape magazine that the two are so handsy, they ended letting their bodies talk in the limo while on the way to the 2009 Academy Awards. Speaking to Shape , she says: When you have three kids, you've got to take your opportunities when they come. In a limo, on the way to the ... Read Full Story

American rap artist and actor Will Smith and his wife, the actress Jada Pinkett Smith, will co-host this year's Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, organizers said Wednesday. The Dec. 11 show — a day after the award ceremony — will feature performances by Wyclef Jean, Toby Keith, Donna Summer, Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi as well as Amadou & Mariam, a blues and jazz duet from Mali. "The opportunity to recognize the laureate's contributions to the world peace movement will be an awe-inspiring experience," the Smiths said in a joint statement. "We are both humbled and honored to take part in the Nobel ... Read Full Story

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