Queen Latifah, who currently stars in Netflix's "End of the Road," appeared on "The Drew Barrymore Show" recently and revealed that she has a "no death clause" in her filming contracts.

Jimmy Fallon’s contract on “Saturday Night Live” ran out last spring, and he’s hit the ground running on his movie career: “Taxi” seems likely to be a hit.

Taxi: Comedy. Starring Jimmy Fallon and Queen Latifah. Directed by Tim Story. (PG-13. 100 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) How one likes "Taxi" has everything to do with how one responds to the ...

And she never stopped singing. Now, she's got a new movie, "Taxi," and she's still singing. But this time, as Correspondent Bob Simon reports, this 34-year-old Queen of Rap is changing her tune ...

She's still making music videos but hip-hop's first lady, Queen Latifah, is more about acting nowadays. And, although she made her on-screen name in comedies from Taxi (2004) to Girls Trip (2017 ...

In “Taxi,” Queen Latifah’s 22nd movie role since her cameo in Spike Lee’s “Jungle Fever” (1991), she plays Belle Williams, the fastest cabdriver in New York City.

Many critics agree that the French film is far superior. However, the fare for “Taxi” is actually not that bad, but the road gets rather bumpy along the way. The story centers around the bike ...

Queen Latifah's Flavor Unit Films has struck an exclusive production deal with Paramount Home Entertainment to produce urban films with multimillion-dollar production budgets for the DVD market.

So, that movie was focused grouping and testing so well that they were positive it was going to be a giant hit. So, Fox was so bullish about it, they're like, "We're definitely making Taxi 2. Sign ...