
All the single ladies can rejoice.
Queen Latifah is bringing a new series about relationships called 'Single Ladies' to VH1. The new hour-long comedic drama follows three best friends with three different relationship philosophies living in Atlanta.
This is the basic cable network's first foray into the hour-long scripted genre.Queen Latifah, who is executive producing the series, will also make a guest appearance.
"My partner Shakim [Compere] and I are excited to collaborate with VH1, as they have a similar vision on how to bring this show to life," Latifah said.
The Academy Award-nominated actress and rapper added, "I think 'Single Ladies ' will really fill a hole in what is needed on television today."
Stacey Dash plays Val, an ambitious aspiring fashion mogul who wants to find a true partner, LisaRaye McCoy is Keisha a former video dancer in search of a sugar daddy to keep her laced in riches and Charity Shea is April, the married friend who learned that finding your true love isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
"I am thrilled about 'Single Ladies!' going to series as Queen Latifah is an icon and a pioneer," Dash told BlackVoices.com today. "It's a blessing to be on her team and VH-1 is the perfect place for us to shine."
Lauren London, Eve, Common, TLC's Chili, and Kim Porter will also make guest appearances.
'Single Ladies' was originally shot as a movie in the summer of 2010, but VH1 decided that the film was so good it needed to be a new television series.
"Once we saw an early cut of the movie we knew right away we needed to make this a series," Jeff Olde, VH1 EVP of Original Programming and Production, said in a statement.
'Single Ladies' is set to begin production in late 2010. Both the movie and eight-episode series will premiere in July 2011.
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By: barbara on 10/19/2010 8:13PM
I can't wait to see this show!!,it has a great cast
and with good story lines it will be great.
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By: baby boy on 10/20/2010 6:22AM
is it about gay single ladies???
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By: kaykay on 10/19/2010 9:47PM
The actress's can't act. they r going to kill this show.... recast asap!!!
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By: Tek on 10/20/2010 6:50AM
AMEN! especially Stacy Dash's non-acting wannabe A-list Hollywood a**! Please, Queen, RECAST! A.S.A.P.!!!
and @frank...you've said a mouthfull...AMEN, brutha!
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By: Sasha Eubanks on 10/19/2010 9:47PM
The premise sounds promising, I just hope to God that its not corny...
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By: westfall on 10/19/2010 10:34PM
You go girl! I will be watching.
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By: frank on 10/20/2010 2:00AM
Here we go again...it,s 2010 wake up people with all the new white tv shows and sitcoms on tv...youre telling me all we get is a up to date version of a bad sitcom...living single was a wack ass show so now we get a 2010 version...look i,m gona be real...i,m a 46 year old black male i have a beautiful black woman..and i really dont won,t everytime we sit down together to watch tv it,s thrown in our face about how bad a black relationship is...i can,t thank of a good sitcom,movie or play or reality show that even show us in a good light...as a matter of fact..we can,t even get on the new,s unless were in hand cuffs...case in point...i watch the news everyday before i head out to work every week a white woman is missing...i,ve only seen the profile of 1 black woman missing this enitre year....i understand suporting black work but enough is enough....
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By: Marian on 10/20/2010 7:08PM
I agree with you 100%.I am a black woman married to a wonderful black man. I am also tied of the same shows dispicting blacks as not being able to get along or having trouble finind a good black mate. I am 67yrs old and on Oct 23rd it will be our fourth anniversary.I am truly blessed and happy.I am a retired RN and my husband is a retired truck driver. I always knew I would get married but never when or to who. But I knew I had alot to offer or give the man in my life. So I waited.
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By: baby boy on 10/20/2010 6:26AM
frank knocked it out the park!!!
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By: Black Irish on 10/20/2010 7:26AM
Living Single is the first thing I thought of when I read this.
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