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Jamie Foxx: Walk on Me

He starred in "In Living Color," and bombed in "Stealth." He'll shine a flashlight in your face, and pour mystery liquids down your throat if he thinks you're smokin'. And yesterday, Jamie Foxx got himself a star on Hollywood's legendary Walk of Fame!

Foxx, who won an Oscar for starring as Ray Charles in the eponymous "Ray," received the honor yesterday. As usual, he thanked his grandmother for raising him.

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1. WTG Jamie

Posted at 3:57PM on Sep 15th 2007 by LH

2. #2 comment should be removed, totally uncalled for, what awards are u entitled to #2?

Good for Jamie and his award!

Posted at 4:10PM on Sep 15th 2007 by AN

3. what fun is it to see your name on a Hollywood star, when it is NOT your real name??? Jamie Fox is a phony name, what was wrong with his real name?? And wouldnt it be more pleasurable to see your real name on a star??? why cant we all live in the truth? and tell the truth? Everything is so phony!!!

Posted at 5:27PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Lets get real

4. Great! Now I have a spot to piss on when I'm in Hollywood.

Posted at 6:10PM on Sep 15th 2007 by AM

5. He was excellent in Ray and deserved the Oscar. I don't understand how one good movie deserves a star on the walk. C'mon, shouldn't the stars be earned for many good performances over a period of years.

Posted at 4:28PM on Sep 15th 2007 by carol

6. Variety criticized my upcoming movie - The Kingdom - Boo hoo ...waaaaa

" Where pic goes astray is inturning anonymous, indigenous peoples into ducks at a shooting gallery. In "Black Hawk Down," the alleged good guys mowed down hundreds of faceless Africans; here, it's Arabs, in what seem like comparable numbers. The sense of vicarious sport is the same; anyone in a caftan or a kepi is fair game.

Which is too bad, because "The Kingdom," for the most part, tries to be a serious drama about an ongoing crisis, begging the question of whether a movie attempting to spark serious debate should be pandering to the worst instincts of its audience. On the other hand, this isn't exactly "Frontline."Berg adopts a faux-doc shooting style that becomes a tiresome exercise in the kind of handheld camerawork that perhaps once implied immediacy but now implies a lack thereof. "The Kingdom" doesn't have the complexity of "Syriana," nor the real-life pathos of "A Mighty Heart," but it's equally spasmodic, to no real end. More drama and less frustrated action might have kept this "Kingdom" from falling."

Save your money folks ...

Posted at 4:46PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Rev

7. I think that TMZ should remove the racist comments...

Posted at 5:22PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Erika

8. ugh, I don't like you Jamie!!!!

Posted at 5:39PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Veronica

9. i think jamie is doing a great job. whats is real name. I am at a lost here. i am really happy for you. Plaese racist comments r not called for. and personally atacking peoples's integrity is so wrong. We all know Hollywood is for People Living in Unrealistic World.

Posted at 6:08PM on Sep 15th 2007 by namja

10. I personally think that actors are given much more money and so called power than anyone person who is just doing their job deserves, with that in mind I thought Jamie was great in Ray just as much as I thought a co-worker of mine did a great job last week. The drag is she got 10 dollars an hour and he got 20 million and a star.

Posted at 6:06PM on Sep 15th 2007 by mary hart

11. I really didn't like Jaime in Living Color, but I did enjoy his work in Ray. I disagree with the racist coments on this and other boards; however, I do think that we should have the right to voice our opinions. With that said, if there is a problem with Blacks or any other race getting undeserved recognition, explain why.

Personally, I don't think that he deserves a star, because there are many other people Black, Latino, and many other races, (sorry if I didn't specify) who has worked hard in the industry and get overlooked.

That's how I felt when Donald Trump got a star. Isn't the walk of fame for famous movie stars? I don't remember seeing Donald Trump in a movie. I think that the whole walk of fame star induction is very political. I don't think that race has anything to do with it.

I do like some of Jaime's work, but I still don't think that he deserves a star just yet.

Posted at 11:41PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Pat

12. Not many do anymore Veronica.

After the lame and insane defense of m.vick and the alleged drug use , the man is a farce and a has been .

Lost a major amount of the fan base.

Posted at 6:09PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Rev

13. You go Jamie Foxx just want to say good job and keep up the hard work and if thanking you grandmother everytime you feel like, think about ,or even wonder about you do so and don't let anybody stop you from doing so .I am just like you mine is gone also and I thank her all the time I don't have your fameand money but I thank her just the same don't know where I would be If it had not been for her.Some people just don't understand about those strong black women and thay never will.Also i enjoyed the concert in memphis tn .What you need to do is visit us here in little rock and I am your number one fan waiting on your next cd.

Posted at 6:46PM on Sep 15th 2007 by mocha

14. Can someone help me here? I don't know what Jamie had to say about Michael Vick. Was whatever he had to say that bad? Why are y'all hating on him for his alleged drug use? Hell, most of Hollywood uses drugs and I've not seen this kind of pure hatred for other stars!! Can you help me understand where so much venom is coming from toward Jamie??Obviously I have missed a lot of news. I agree with some of the other posts -- this racism should stop no matter what you feel, though.

Posted at 7:06PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Paula

15. To # 17 and your remarks about having someplace to piss on when in Hollywood, why don't you just stay your trifling ass at home??????????

Posted at 7:10PM on Sep 15th 2007 by Paula

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