David Banner

Joining him in the newly-announced cast are Pooch Hall, Terrence J, Lil Duval, Tika Sumpter, Kiely Alexis Williams, Keith David, rapper David Banner, musician Teyena Taylor and "So You Think You Can Dance" runner-up Stephen "tWitch" Boss. Pennie stars as Chance Harris, a young man who must juggle the demands of university homecoming with a tough job at his father's restaurant, an upcoming national dance contest, and a violent creditor. Read More

1 late night show, THE MO'NIQUE SHOW hosted by the extraordinary actress and comedienne Mo'Nique. Read More

Rapper and actor David Banner has partnered with interactive fitness company PumpOne to create an application for the iPhone and iPod Touch that will allow fans to benefit from what Banner learned during his personal weight-loss and fitness journey. Read More

You're probably questioning yourself, how will the artist benefit from giving a free album? Read More

The rapper-turned-actor said the project's message is to prove quality-based music is still available despite the emergence of one-hit wonders. Read More

The community rally and video shoot for David Banner 's "Something's Wrong," originally scheduled for Tuesday (October 20), won't be happening until mid-November. Read More

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October 17th, 2009 (Chicago, IL) Due to the recent brutal murder of Derrion Albert, which attracted worldwide press, and the more than 150 homicides in Chicago since the beginning of the year (www.chicagobreakingnews.com) major recording artists David Banner, Rhymefest, Naledge (from Kidz In The Hall), Skooda Chose, Twista, and producer 9th Wonder have united to raise awareness of the epidemic of violence among urban youth within Chicago by organizing an Anti-Violence rally. Read More

David Banner has never been one to bite his tongue, or one to stay quiet in any times of social unrest. Read More

Nas blogged and talked about it , but D.B. is maximizing his platform by getting his message across through Hip-Hop's oldest vehicle: the microphone. Read More