Terius 'Juvenile' Grey

Un estudiante de secundaria decide organizar una fiesta en casa mientras sus padres no están. Una nueva versión de la comedia de 1990, 'House Party'.

Kay Montgomery is a top finalist who gets kicked off America's hottest singing competition and is forced to move back in with her mother as reality cameras follow her every move.

Juvenile may bring youth to mind, but Terius Gray is a hip-hop veteran who consistently delivers heat, igniting music trends from his native New Orleans for the nation to bounce to. Juvenile returns with Reality Check, his seventh solo album and Atlantic Records debut. Boasting production from Mannie Fresh and Scott Storch and collabos with Ludacris, Mike Jones, Eightball, Bun B, Fat Joe, Brian McKnight and UTP, Reality Check is Juvenile's most well-rounded album to date. As for the album title, Juvenile explains, "That's where I'm at right now in my life. I feel like everybody needs a reality check."

Femmes fatales take the spotlight in this urban double feature. Three hot ladies accused of a crime they didn't commit agree to investigate the murder of famous rapper Nitro (Juvenile) and uncover a scandal that shakes the rap world in Hood Angels. Kenia Brown and Allison Nurse co-star. In Nikita Blues, sexy teen Nikita (Essence Atkins) stops at nothing to seduce her teacher Mr. Jackson (Kenney Lee) … even though he's engaged!

A flashback to the early life of the narrator/ protagonist 'Tanuk' (Juvenile) shows life in the Magnolia projects in New Orleans. He bears witness to his father's demise at the hands of local gangster Garr over a debt of $2000. Fast forward to the year 2000. Beatrice (Birdman aka Baby or #1 stunna) along with Tanuk, Chopper (B.G) and Teke (Turk) meet with representatives of a drug cartel and purchase a large batch of cocaine. We then see scenes of everyday business in Magnolia with Iceberg Shorty (Lil Wayne) selling some drugs.