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“Django Chained” star Jamie Foxx doesn’t want director Spike Lee to judge his movie before seeing it.

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Lee recently weighed in on the Quentin Tarantino film about an American slave seeking revenge, saying in an interview, “it’s disrespectful to my ancestors, to see that film” and then tweeting, "American Slavery Was Not A Sergio Leone Spaghetti Western. It Was A Holocaust. My Ancestors Are Slaves. Stolen From Africa. I Will Honor Them."

Hollywood is demanding a plan for gun control. Stars like Beyonce, Jennifer Aniston, Jamie Foxx and others went to Smashbox Studios in L.A. and Steiner Studios in Brooklyn to appear in a new 90-second PSA to help put an end to gun violence.

Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained” is not for the squeamish, it’s even being called one of the most intense dramas about slavery to ever hit the big screen.

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Over the weekend, oscar-winner Jamie Foxx brought a mashup of '90s-style standup, singing and a game show parody to NBC's hit comedy show, "Saturday Night Live." 

Foxx's monologue included a cameo by rapper 2 Chainz, followed by the night's first sketch, and a game show parody, "B****, What's the Answer?" 

Madonna, Simon Cowell, Jamie Foxx, Usher and more of Hollywood's glitterati celebrated at United Center for Oprah Winfrey's final tapings, culminating her impressive 25 years in television. "Extra's" AJ Calloway was there to capture all of the excitement and shared his photos from the event via Twitter!

Madonna told AJ about Oprah, "I like her because she's smart, she's really smart. I like anyone who encourages people to read. She's very dignified and she just keeps going."