Oscar nominee Terrence Howard, star of this weekend's box office hit "The Best Man Holiday," simply has cool to spare.
From his nominated performance in "Hustle & Flow" to his countless roles in dozens of movies, Howard has become one of Hollywood's most recognizable names. On today's all-new "Larry King Now," he talks about how his fame has forced him to become a "bit of a diva" and what his Oscar nomination meant for how he had to handle himself in public.
"I thought it meant that I did a great job and everybody would love me from that point forward," Terrence tells Larry on today's episode. " no, because from that moment onward anything I did was front page news."
Catch Terrence on today's "Larry King Now" at 5 pm ET on Ora TV & Hulu, but first make sure to watch some episode highlights any time on Ora TV:
- It Was Hard To Make The Age Difference Work
- The Downside Of An Oscar Nomination
- I Was A Changed Man
- Oprah’s Eyes Are Beautiful
- Some Tears Are From God
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