From left: Jacque Pyles, Monica Anne Parales, and Mandy Moseley in “School Gyrls,’’ which is directed by Nick Cannon (below).
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Cannon takes his best shot as impresario
From left: Jacque Pyles, Monica Anne Parales, and Mandy Moseley in “School Gyrls,’’ which is directed by Nick Cannon (below).
(Nickelodeon)
Nick Cannon is aiming to be a pop culture impresario in the manner of Dick Clark or Ryan Seacrest or Diddy. He’s an actor, a comic, and a rap artist; but his ambitions are bigger, more vague, and harder to achieve - to introduce other talent to the world and, in the process, create a distinct imprimatur. He wants to ... (Full article: 662 words)
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