Keenen Ivory Wayans just turned 62, and his younger brother Marlon made sure to greet him on social media during his special day. Members of the Wayans family have made names for themselves through the decades, but not a lot of people know that it all began with Keenen Ivory, who started as a writer and director. He created "In Living Color," and "Scary Movie," which launched his younger brothers Marlon and Shawn to fame. Read More...
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Hank works as a parking monitor at a local high school, and the punk kids, including the wide-eyed freak Gator (Daeg Faerch) and the relatively more clean-cut Marcus (Jack Kilmer) give him holy hell, referring to him as “Spank” and pulling gross-out pranks on him.
Into this already hot mess struts the title character, a gorgeous high-school transplant with translucent blue eyes, an array of cryptic tattoos on her arms, and a winning manner. Read More...
