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Texas leads the country in executions, and Rick Perry holds the record tally

Perry for Prez redux calls for a sojourn down memory lane

Tyler Perry makes a comedy about single mothers who don't get enough credit.

Another installment of Madea's spooky stories

No luck: Madea doesn't assume a new identity and disappear. Instead the old gal takes in Eugene Levy, playing an investor implicated in a Ponzi scheme.

The film is an inoffensive slice of canny brand (or is that non-Brand?) management and marketing.

Tyler Perry's latest feel-good drama about African-American family relationships scores its best casting with Angela Bassett in the lead, but otherwise falls prey to Perry's slipshod filmmaking technique.

"I know it’s never going to be the same again.” – Whitney Mitchell

Attorney's statement says his client acted in self-defense

The original mad black woman faces her mortality, and the end of the series

Tricks and treats with Tyler Perry

The auteur from Atlanta dons his Madea drag once more to spread holiday cheer.

Madea is tasked once again with fixing a broken family.

Despite the fact that Tyler Perry relies on contrivances and sentimentality, he manages to spin a good yarn in the process.

Why would a former Texas governor go on reality TV? Why not?

Perry stands behind his veto

Tyler Perry's Madea delivers a couple of young delinquents to their only living relative, a shady nightclub singer who must rise to the occasion.

Just what's needed in the big house – Perry's pistol-packing granny.

The creative powerhouse known as Tyler Perry is back in front of and behind the camera with this predictable film about four married couples.

Tyler Perry takes on the "woman scorned" trope.

A campaign autopsy before the cadaver is cold

Tyler Perry also stars in his latest film, playing a wealthy businessman whose orderly life comes undone as the result of a good deed.

Democrat Radnofksy demands AG Abbott returns builder cash

Governor arraigned on two felony charges: Twitter goes dewy-eyed

How Goodhair resurrected and abandoned a myth for electoral ends

Reuniting the same couples from his 2007 film, Perry explores the next chapter in the lives of these old friends.

One-man moviemaking machine Tyler Perry drops his usual cross-dressing comedics for this melodrama about two family dynasties – one black, one white – rocked by scandal.

Goaded by Tucker Carlson, the governor looks to step in

Texts expressing his murder fantasies were critical to prosecution

Classical community honors the late educator in concert Friday