First Look: Jamie Foxx’s True Passion
A man of many talents, Oscar® winner Jamie Foxx is a triple threat: He’s a singer, an actor and a comedian. But, he says, music will always have a special place in his heart. Watch as he opens up to Oprah about what artists he admires—and reveals why it’s not always in his best interest to be funny.
Watch Oprah’s interview with Jamie Foxx on Sunday, December 16, at 9/8c.
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Jayceon’s manager and best friend, Dontay is a link to his Compton days. No nonsense and funny, Dontay tends to be the “voice of reason” to Game when talking marriage.
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On her new role on BET’s ‘The Game’:
How cool is that? I’ve never done that before, I’ve done guest spots on TV but for me to have that schedule is so different and new. I’m excited. I get to learn a lot about myself in this experience.
On how she maintains her faith in Hollywood:
I’m more of like a spiritual person. [I] have normal friends. They don’t read blogs. They don’t care. There is always a rumor that I’m dating someone that I never met before and people have their judgements or ideas of who I am and they know nothing.
On if she’s dating Trey Songz:
We’re not together. No, we just took a picture together. [Those rumors] don’t upset me because I know him, he’s a great guy but no I laugh at that. Me and my brother were walking down the street one day and they said I was dating my brother and I was like, ‘That’s funny’.
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On gal pal Victoria Beckham:
“Victoria is so funny! And I have such appreciation for her style.”
On what clothing she’s been wearing most often:
“A lot of Victoria Beckham. Her sheath dresses. They’re just so easy.”

On life after ‘Desperate Housewives’:
“I miss the consistency of going to work. Same people, same routine.”

On the difference between shooting a movie compared to a TV show:
“On a television show, you basically make a movie a week. Movies take three months—it’s crazy. They’re so slow, it’s like vacation to me.”
She’s been studying the Constitution as well, both for herself but also as a way for her, as a Democrat, to comprehend the Right.
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