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Name: Terrence Howard

Birth Name:

Terrence Dashon Howard

Birth Date:

March 11, 1969

Birth Place:

Chicago, IL

Occupation:

Actor

Relationship Status:

Married to Lori McCommas

Celebrity Ranking # 392

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Colin Farrell Stars in "Dead Man Down" : Watch the First Trailer Here!

Whetting fans appetites for the spring release, the first trailer for "Dead Man Down" was released on Saturday (December 29).

The thriller follows a crime lord's right-hand man in New York City, who is seduced by one of his boss's victims, a woman seeking retribution.

Terrence Howard Sued for Unpaid Credit Card Balance

Though he's starred in big name movies for years, Terrence Howard is finding it hard to pay his bills.

Last month, American Express sued the "Hustle & Flow" star for an unpaid balance of $33,474.79, according to court documents.

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Zoe, Nina & Ian Among 9th Annual Stuart House Benefit Guests

Gathering together for a good cause, the stars were out for John Varvatos' 9th Annual Stuart House Benefit at the John Varvatos Store in Los Angeles, California on Sunday (March 11).

Spearheaded by honorary co-chairs, Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow, the charitable function included food, auctions, luxury shopping and children's activities.

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2012 NAACP Image Awards: The Show, The Winners

Paying tribute to the best in African-American entertainment over the past twelve months, the 43rd NAACP Image Awards took place in Los Angeles, CA on Friday night (February 17).

Held at the Shrine Auditorium, the annual ceremony was hosted by Sanaa Lathan and Anthony Mackie while the big winner over the course of the show ended up being "The Help".

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“Red Tails” High-Flying Trailer: Watch Now!

Taking a different angle on the war drama genre, “Red Tails” is gearing up for its January 20th, 2012 release.

Lucasfilm productions has released an extended teaser trailer to drum up interest in the forthcoming flick, inspired by the heroic exploits of the first all African-American aerial combat unit.