More raffles damnit! Still, sounds like a helluva good time and for a good cause, so we can't be too mad.
New information has been released about what many of us who grew up on Black ’90s sitcoms consider the reboot to end all reboots.
Peacock's Fresh Prince reboot Bel-Air is chugging along, and now the most important role has been filled.
One of our favorite families has come back together for a memorable reunion. The cast of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air connected to discuss the series in commemoration of their 30-year anniversary.
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air', Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff, along with the rest of the surviving castmates tours the mansion that served as a backdrop to the hilarious storylines on the legendary sit-com show. Fans have an opportunity to rent the pad, but only if they act fast.
Will Smith and Janet Hubert in the same room? 2020 has been one hell of a year.
One of the most important shows to the culture is turning 30. The crew who provided us so many laughs and memories are reassembling to celebrate the occasion.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is returning to television but instead of being a sitcom, the new series will be a drama based on a viral fan-made reimagining created by Morgan Cooper.
The cast members remembered the late James Avery, who played the firm but loving Uncle Phil.
Will Smith knows he’s worth money. So it only makes sense that man who came to renown as the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (though he was already well known in Hip-Hop circles) is launching a Bel-Air Athletics collection that pays homage to his fictional TV haunts.
The Air Jordan 5 dropped in 1990 and quickly became a coveted sneaker. But there’s no doubt Will Smith rocking a pair in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air took the demand and love for the shoe to the next level.
While in Poland for the Red Bull 3Style World Finals, DJ Jazzy Jeff sat down with HipHopDX and discussed his thoughts about the potential of a Fresh Prince of Bel-Air remix.
