Fifty Shades Of Black Coming To Theaters

Today in Tha Wire, actor/comedian Marlon Wayans is back with another spoof flick. This time around it's a hilarious dig at the sultry movie "Fifty Shades of Grey." Marlon is doing what he does best...be funny as hell in "Fifty Shades of Black." Peep the trailer below!

OMG! This is going to be good. Marlon Wayans stars as Mr. Black and his leading lady is actress Kali Hawk. Together the two are outrageously funny and role play the original flick to the "T." In addition the movie stars Mike Epps, the sassy Florence Henderson, Andrew Bachelor, Affion Crockett, Jane Seymour and Fred Willard.

Don't miss it! It's "Fifty Shades of Black" in theaters January 29, 2016. Finally, TMZ reports cops closed the criminal investigation against Chris Brown.

Chris Brown live in Vegas New Years 2016- photo Bryan Steffy/Getty Imags

Breezy is in the clear and wont have to worry about criminal charges for allegedly punching Liziane Gutierrez in the face at a private New Years after-party in Vegas. As previously reported Gutierrez filed a police report claiming the singer physically assaulted her earlier this month after she was caught taking pictures of him.

Authorities said, they dropped the case because there was no evidence to back-up her claims, including any signs of injury. For someone as fare as she is, after allegedly being socked in the eye by a 6'2 - 180 plus pound Chris Brown, she should've been sportin' a nice little shiner at the very least.

So they were more inclined to go with Breezy's story, that he didn't know her and she was simply pissed because she was put out of the party. Police said her past allegations against Jason Derulo last year, were also a factor in their decision to drop the case. As for Chris, he said he's going to sue Gutierrez for making false claims against him and hopes this will serve as a warning for anyone else who tries to get a check.

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