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(fingers snapping)

(chiming music)

(Mariah laughs)
- 'Sup, baby?

(lips smacking)
- Good morning,

- Good morning.
- I haven't even

brushed my teeth yet.
- Mm, breakfast is ready.

(lips smacking)
- I'll be there in a minute.

(dramatic music)

- 25 year old woman
was found dead today

(cereal crunching)
at the Suburban Motel,

around 5 a.m.

The police say this is the
second killing this year

of a young prostitute,

found with a lipstick
kiss on her forehead.

Earning the culprit the
nickname, the Lipstick Killer.

If you have any
leads or information,

please call,
(fast paced music)

- Come on, son.

Time for your shot.
* Extra, extra

Nolan!
- It's Daddy!

- [Reporter] Looks
like Francis Klein's

new movie has a veteran
director coming on board.

Klein's lawyer
says she's excited.

(remote clatters)
- Come on,

you don't need to be
watching that either.

(syringe clicking)
- All right, mom.

- Come on, baby.

- Will I have diabetes forever?

- Well, if you eat right
you'll feel better.

- Okay.
- Now, finish your breakfast.

- Okay.
- Okay.

(footsteps falling)
You need to get up with me.

- Yeah, I know.

But I had to work late.
- Hm, I know.

Well, have an amazing day.
- I'll try.

Hopefully, Miss Klein
allows me to do my job.

- Mm, she's such a pain.
- Yeah she is.

I don't know why Mr. Carter
feels like I'm the go-to guy

to resurrect careers.
- Because he knows

you don't give up on people

and plus your clients
need you, Dre.

- Yeah, I'm glad you noticed,

'cause he don't.
(Mariah laughs)

(lips smacking)
I'll see you later.

Bye, big man!

(footsteps falling)

- Why would you even
consider Lee Jones

for the "Love Ain't
Everything" script?

- Well, unfortunately
he can't shoot it now

because him and Snal
Lathan don't get along

and you can't shoot it

because all you want to do
is shoot ass shaking videos.

- Whatever man, pay
that no nevermind.

I need you to come down
to the Naughty Spot

with me this week.
- The sex shop?

- Yeah, I'm shooting
a video for Unlucky.

- Oh, so Libo did hire you.

And you were gonna tell
me about this when?

(bills crinkling)

Don't you got an art
director for this?

- Ah, budget cuts.

- Or are you just being greedy?

- Come on, man.

Look, I'm prop shopping,
I need your help.

- Excuse me, Miss Klein
is here to see you.

- Yeah, send her in.

(dramatic music)
(hands slapping)

I got to take this real quick.

- Catch you on the way out.

(door closing)

- You know I'm not happy.

I only signed onto
this movie in hopes

that my young friend, Robert
Hurt would be directing.

Turns out, they
have some old hack

who looks like he'd
directed silent films

for Charlie Chaplin.

- Miss Klein, he's the
writer and director.

The studio gave us the
green light, so, it's a go.

Look, all we need to worry

about is finding
you a young co-star.

Everything will be fine.

- You always know what
I need, don't you Dre?

But this time it's
about what I want

and I want my young director.

Make it happen.

(dramatic music)

- Say, Mr. Carter,
you got a minute?

- Sure, unless
it's about Francis.

- Well, unfortunately
Miss Klein,

she can be difficult
to work with at times.

She's not a good listener.

- She doesn't listen to anybody.

Hell, you got her to do more

than the last three
agents combined.

You're ahead of the
game, my friend.

- How does she expect me to
help keep her career afloat

if she's unwilling to cooperate?

- Francis is a firecracker.

And she loves being famous.

She'll do what she needs to do.

Just like I know you will.

Still one of our
biggest clients.

I'm sure you'll do
the right thing.

- I'll take care of it,

I just got a little
frustrated, that's all.

(footsteps falling)

- Dawg, I told you
Francis' ass is crazy.

- Welcome, may I help you two
gentlemen find anything today?

- Yeah, I need a couple
dresses for my artists.

- Well, you've come to
the right place (laughs).

- Cool.
(upbeat music)

- Oh, excuse me, I
have another customer.

(footsteps falling)

- Bro, why didn't you
just higher Stavos

like you're supposed to?

- Because then I
would have to pay her.

- Now, I need you to make
sure everyone is prepped

before the club tonight.

Introduce yourself, chat
a little on the phone,

remember we run a
fantasy business

not an escort service.
- Fantasy business.

- Now, I had these made
for client referrals.

- Okay, client
referral, I can do that.

- Sidney I still don't
get why you work here.

You make enough
to buy the place.

- Keeps me honest, Bunny.
- I guess.

- Bunny.
- Avery.

I see you still blowing
your budget on strippers.

- (laughs) You mean
choreographers.

- Okay, look, we're throwing
a party later this week

and we need a couple of tricks.

You down?
- You know it.

- And we both know
you ain't got it.

* If she keep on
doing me that way *

But your friend might.

See you later tonight Sidney.
- See you Bunny.

Did you find what
you were looking for?

- Yeah, we did.
- Okay, well where is it?

- After you.
* She keep on touching on me

(gentle music)
(water pouring)

- You're not hungry, Dre?

You've always been
a hungry young man,

that's what I like about you.

- Well, I came here
on a moment's notice

to let you know how
important you are to me.

- That's what you're
supposed to do.

Well I guess you brought
a solution with you?

- Miss Klein, we are
not in the position

to turn down any work right now.

I need you in the public eye.

- Are you saying that I'm
too washed up to be choosy?

- What I'm simply saying is
at the end of the day that,

- Are you listening to yourself?

Do you know how many positions
I've had to be put in

to get to where I am?

Well, let me tell you,
missionary, doggie style

and everybody's favorite, 69

and I'll be damned
if I have to be put

in another position
to get what I deserve.

- Well Miss Klein,
you playing next

to a young Hollywood star,

it'll open up a new
demographic for you, okay?

This will bring us all the
attention that you want.

- I've done the whole date
my co-star thing before.

People are more interested in
what happens behind the camera

than in front of it these days.

Me and a young
director is a headline,

even if the movie flops.

I'm an old lady compared

to these young floozies
out here fucking their way

to the top.

What I need is a young
man in my corner.

I need to be endorsed,
can you do that?

- I'm an agent, not
a matchmaker, okay?

- You're whatever
I need you to be.

A young superstar agent
dating a A-lister?

Could work out

for the both of us.
- I'm married.

- And you're telling
me this because?

- Look, I'm gonna do whatever
I got to do to make sure

that your next film
is a success, okay?

- (laughs) I know
you will, doll.

- Good day, Miss Klein.
(footsteps falling)

(traffic passing)
- TMZ, it's always a pleasure.

Be sure you get
my good side, now.

- Got you covered, Francis.

With this new role,

they say this is gonna
resurrect your movie career.

How do you feel about that?
- Resurrect?

Are you saying that
Francis Klein--

- What Miss Klein is saying
is that this new role

of hers will help us
appreciate her even more

and her contribution
to film, okay?

(truck idling)
- All right, whoa.

All right and sir, who
are you to Francis?

Are you a boy toy?

Is this serious?

A fling?

I see a ring on that finger.

Hey, can we get a scoop?

(door opening)

(door closing)
(percussion music)

(Dre sighs)

(heels clicking)

- Nolan's at mom's
house for the evening

and we have the entire
house to ourselves.

What's wrong?
- Nothing.

I had to babysit
Miss Klein today.

- Well, let's take advantage
of the time that we do have.

* I woke up yesterday

* You weren't there
Those shoes are,

* You left me alone

* Looked for you

* But you don't care

* I pray for you

* I asked about you

* I still ain't seen your face

* What did I do wrong?

* Tell me, what
did I do wrong? *

(truck engine rumbles)

(hands slapping)

(door opening)

- The press has been
calling all day.

- The press?
(door closing)

- Yes, asking me all
type of questions

that I don't even
know the answers to.

- Questions about what?
- You and Miss Klein.

TMZ just released footage
of you and her kissing.

- [Dre] Her contribution
to film, okay?

- [Reporter] All right, whoa!

All right and sir, who
are you to Francis?

(cell phone notification rings)

(chiming music)

* Cherries

* Tell me have you
asked somebody that
can do it like me? *

* Me

* Tell me have you had
somebody introduce ya *

* To some wonderful things?

* Well, girl that's
what I'm here for, oh *

* We can go to this music

* I'm really loving
your movement *

* I like the way
way you went to it *

* Let's do it

* This intimate profession

* Releasing all of that stress

* With this unforgettable sex

* Gonna get the best

* She knows what's
going down with me *

* You gonna feel
it in your side *

* And girl, you went for
a ride when you with me *

* Wanna see this
shit get real real *

* Go on pour me a
shot of the henny *

* Naw, fuck that

(crowd murmuring)
(electronic music)

- I wish I had a
book right about now.

Isn't much to look
at around here.

Thought you said we were going

to a male strip club.
- Why?

All fine men who are here.

- Don't even bother,
she's booked all night.

I'm Sidney.
- Hi.

- It's been a long
night, you ladies mind

if I sit next to you?
- Oh.

- We enjoying
ourselves this evening?

- I don't know if I'd say I'm
enjoying myself but it's okay.

- Did you get any dances yet?
- No.

- Well, I'm gonna give you one.

Come with me.
- Yes, she would like one.

Don't forget to tip.

- Don't worry, I got a big tip.

* Me and my girlfriend

* Me and my girlfriend

* Me and my girl

* Heard you're coming over

* Heard you're coming over

* Let me make myself tight

* Let my hair down

* Shirt hang off my shoulder

* I got something for you

* I know you bold
but I'm bolder *

* But telling me
things that you like *

* Making tonight your night

* Yeah

* I know what you like

* We do this, we
doing it right *

* So, sit down and
turn off the light *

* Me and my girl in the
moonlight, ai, ai, ai *

* Me and her about
to take flight *

* But we give no strap uptight

* But you it's only my cap

* So, here's what
about to happen *

* Don't touch, just put
these handcuffs on *

* Just put these on

* Don't say nothing,
watch what our body *

* Down the spine
you want to see *

(dramatic music)
(water running)

- Took Nolan to
school this morning,

I didn't want to wake you.

- Oh, mm, Lisa had me out late.

I had to get out.
- Hm.

Where'd you go?
- Strip club.

- Did you see
anything we'd like?

- We?

I'm not sure what you
like anymore, Dre.

Is this how we make it
in the business now?

- No, let me explain.

Look, you know
how she could get.

- No, I do understand
how she can get,

what I don't understand
is how you can allow her

to get that way with you.
- Come on now, baby.

You know I would
never cheat on you

or do anything--
- Well, it's not the cheating,

Dre, I might be
able to handle that,

it's more so the embarrassment.

Why wouldn't you just tell me?

- Look, I didn't think
it'd get out like this.

- I trusted you be more
careful with me, with us

when you decided to
pursue this career.

And I don't think,

I don't think she should
be your client anymore.

- Wait, you know that's
not an option now.

- I'm going to my mom's house.

- Come here, Mariah!

Come here.

Why don't you calm down.

Look, I can fix this, okay?
- How, Dre?

I'm already embarrassed.

(Mariah sighs)

(cars passing)

(upbeat music)
(footsteps falling)

- You know I was
expecting you, right?

- Man, she set me up.

- Yeah, I know.

- She sat up and kissed me
in front of all them people

then told all them
bullshit lies.

- Damn, she had
shit for that man.

How she just going to
make herself a side chick?

(Avery scoffs)
(glass thuds)

Tell you what, man.

Hand me that pillow back.

You take the couch, all right?

- Hey, I just wanted to
know if you wanted me

to take the tags off
those toys you bought?

- (laughs) New art director.

Look, this is what
I want you to do.

Go on in back, all right?

Play with the little
Chinese finger traps, okay?

Damn things are harder
than handcuffs to get off.

(hip hop music)

(traffic rumbling)

(Dre yawns)
- Man,

you can't tell a firecracker
to do shit but blow up.

- She blew up right in my face.

- There's a saying
in this business.

You keep your friends close

and your enemies closer.

In this business, your
enemies are your best friends.

'Cause they the
motherfuckers with the money.

Now this thing with
you and Miss Klein?

Might have to let it
play out first, you know?

For the publicity.
(door thuds)

- Sir, I'm married.
- Well, think about it.

- Miss Klein is here.

- Oh shit, been real Dre, I
got to go catch that back nap.

Hey baby.
- Darling.

The premiere is next week.
- I know.

I'm the one who
made your schedule.

- Be a darling and accompany
me to the red carpet.

- I'll be there but
not as your date.

- Well Dre, you know
it's all about perception

so just be a sweetheart
and stay close.

So, where does that
boss of yours go?

(game beeping)
(keyboard clicking)

- What are y'all doing?
- Just on the gossip sites,

catching up on this gossip.
(Mariah sighs)

(game beeps)
- I've had my fill

for a while.

- So, how are you and Dre doing?

- I haven't talked to
him in a couple days.

(game beeps)
I don't even know what to say.

- Come on girl, that's
still your husband.

Last I remember your vow
said for better or for worse,

this is not to the worst.

You need to make up with him

before one of the
Facebook thoughts do.

- Girl, I said I
just haven't talked

to him in a couple days,

I'm not gonna divorce him.

Damn, I just need some space.

- I'm just saying,

don't give these hoes the
opportunity to fill that space.

You already know how
crazy, they all bitches.

- You ever wish you could
just make people go away?

- Oh yeah girl, all the time.

- [Automated Voice] Game over.

(tense music)

- Yo, wake up!

Come on man, let's go have
lunch at the Golden Strip.

- Ugh man, you eat at
that disgusting spot?

- Do I?

They got the best
steak in the city,

it's a well known fact man,

you get some of the best
food from strip clubs.

Ain't nobody complaining
about seeing ass either.

- Yeah, I guess
that makes sense.

- (laughs) Plus, only thing
open at 2 a.m. is a pair of.

* Colors

* Black nigga
counting blue money *

* Colors

* White girl and
her two cousins *

* Colors

* That's all you see
when you coming up *

* Colors

* Stop chasing hoes

* Nigga run it up

* Ring it up, colors

* Black nigga counting blue
money, colors, colors *

* White girl and her two
cousins, colors, colors *

* That's all you see when you
coming up, colors, colors *

* Hey, stop chasing
hoes, nigga run it up *

* Putting with the band red
bitch from the east side *

(laughs) I could make
you a star, you know?

I'm always looking
for new talent.

* You should keep out

* More cookie than
a girl scout *

- Bunny, come here girl
* That rich nigga

* That you heard about

* Playing girl house

* Nigga you live in
your girl house *

- Hey, Avery.
- Hey, lady.

- Scouting for new talent?
- Oh, you know

I'm always looking
for new talent.

See you in good company.
- Yeah, investors.

I got somebody for you to meet.

* Black nigga counting blue
money, colors, colors *

* White girl and her two
cousins, colors, colors *

You two remember Sidney, right?

- Yeah.

- Sidney take care of 'em.

- Take care?
- Oh, not that kind

of take care, dear.

We can get you a drink.

You know, I can stay here
and keep you company.

Either way I get paid.
- Oh well, have a set

'cause my friend Dre here
needs a shoulder to cry on.

* You the actress,
I'll be the director *

* Girl, let's make a movie

* Lights, camera,
action, uh-huh *

* Shade

* Days I was, girl
I don't know *

* It's just something about ya

* That frame, I want ya

* I could put it down
any way you want *

* Got your t-shirt on,
we'll take it off *

* Don't be shy tonight

* We can take our time tonight

* 'Cause you're my
favorite melody *

* I want to say God
love your body *

(dramatic music)
(knocking on door)

- I didn't expect you
to get here so early.

(door thuds)
- From the looks of it,

I should have got
here a little sooner.

- (sniffles) Just
a little something

to knock the edge off, you know?

It's amazing, all the
cameras I've been in front of

and I still get
nervous sometimes.

I can remember when I
got my first real gig,

I played a small
theater in New York,

seemed like the biggest theater

in the world then (sniffles).

All I could remember
were my lines.

My lines, hm (sighs).

I told a friend one night,
"don't forget your lines."

He said, "how could I?

"I snort them off the script."

(laughs) I never laughed
so hard in my life.

Before I could even get
to the stage that night,

he had a heart attack.

I'm in a relationship
with this business, Dre.

And it abuses me, scrutinizes
me and treats me like shit.

It beats me.

And I'm scared but
I love it to death.

(dramatic music)

- Come on, we're late.

I'll be back to
get ya, all right?

- I have to study my lines, Dre.

(sighs) Francis Klein is
still a great actress.

(door opens)

(door closes)

(crowd murmuring)

- So, you ready?
- Yeah, I'm ready.

- I really appreciate
what you did earlier.

- I didn't do anything.
- You listened.

- Miss Klein, give us the scoop.

I heard you guys
are breaking up?

- There is no scoop,

Miss Klein was going
through a rough patch,

I help her get through
it, end of story.

- So, you're taking
credit for her

and her fame and career, huh?

- We all make mistakes, okay?

Thanks.
- You motherfucker.

Yes, so the movie,

the movie is going
to be fabulous.

(tense music)

- Way to save face, Dre.

(wind whipping)

(gentle music)

- Dre, got a minute?
- Mr. Carter.

- Miss Klein called and
said you embarrassed her.

- Yeah, I wasn't the
one who embarrassed her.

- But you didn't do what
she asked you to do, right?

So she embarrassed you.

I'm sure you didn't
do it on purpose.

We don't act on emotion
around here, Dre.

Francis has been with
this agency a long time.

She's caught plenty of
men with their pants down

and they owe her
plenty of favors.

You got a long
road ahead of you,

I would advise you
don't cross her.

If you lose Francis, Dre,
I'm gonna make it simple,

we lose you.

You better pray it doesn't
affect box office sales.

How's your family doing?

- Pretty good.
- Well, good.

We're not all
monsters around here,

we just represent a lot of 'em.

- How do you
propose we fix this?

- You can have any man you want,

I'm quite sure you've had
any man you've ever wanted.

- Don't be sassy.
- No.

What I'm saying is we'll
put the blame on me.

- Go on.
- We'll tell the press

that I was wrong
for cheating on you.

I took advantage of you,

I used you for my
15 minutes of fame

and then my run is up.

- That's why I like you.

Scandal averted and I
look fabulous again.

My PR will get right on it

and we'll contact you tonight.

(tense music)

- Okay, okay, okay.

All right, so what?

What?
- Nothing.

Look, this is the
only way it will work.

- To speak against our
marriage as if you did cheat?

Dre, it's crazy.

Why would you even suggest that?

- This is our livelihood
we talking about.

Hell, half the shit

in this house Francis
is responsible for.

- You will not make a
mockery out of our marriage

to save your relationship
with that old hoe.

And then, got that audacity
to ask me to cooperate!

I'm not gonna play your
little Holly-weird game, Dre!

I suggest you don't either.

Just tell the press
that you're married,

tell them that you
just work with her.

- Baby, you don't understand.

Look, they're
practically telling me

to say whatever I need to
say to keep this woman happy.

Look, she's gonna slither
her little ass down there

on the red carpet, get in
front of those cameras,

say whatever she need
to say to save face.

And that's it.

- If there's one thing
I will not tolerate

from you or anyone else, it's
making me look like a fool.

- I'm not making you
look like a fool.

- Fix it.

(slow music)

(cell phone notification dings)

(cars passing)

- You okay?
- Frustrated.

- How come?
- I just want

to be able to go out
and have a good time

without everybody always
thinking I'm a fucking whore.

I'm an independent like
everyone else, dammit!

- You are, you are.

- You know I just
walked in there

and this guy just slapped my ass

and when I tried to
push his hand away,

he gonna called me a bitch.

- Did he apologize?
- Of course not,

fucking bitch.
- No, no, no.

Come with me.

* 44 matters it goes

* They wanna met you

* And there they go

* Get back, they say
44 matters it goes *

* Nigga you scared today

* 'cause you think
you're bad today *

* Please don't
get carried away *

* 'cause you think
you care to way *

* Yeah

* You think you can get away

(refrigerator hums)

(Dre groans)

- Let me do it.
(Dre winces)

- Mm, thanks for tonight.

- Tonight was terrible,

don't thank me for
getting you beat up.

You won but you still
kinda got beat up.

- Oh.
(chiming music)

* Take that man, okay

* Make it afford that now

* But for real though

* Afford that man

* All I wanna do is
give this all to you *

* All I wanna do is swim
all up in ya, oh shame *

* Girl get your body sway

* Girl, let's take a trip

* There's no destination
Sorry.

* We can take this shit
Just let this moment

like this.
- Shoulda just left it

at thanks.
- Yeah.

* We can take it down

* Like the slow motion
I'm gonna get out of here.

* All of your ocean
- Drive safe.

* Baby don't forget that you
fucking with a real nigga *

* Yeah, this the shoddy,
get this shoddy boy lover *

* First we get the
kids and then *

- You couldn't even
pay for a location.

- Actually dawg, I
pay $1,700 a month

for this fine location.

Roll play back.

- Play back rolling.

(rap music over phone)

Can you hear that?

Cool.

And action.

* Been so long

* Why can't I turn while
I'm making this song *

* Everybody want to
turn down the value *

* Everybody want to
get a high on value *

* I don't want to
know your high *

* Wanna make sure you
get what you need *

* Before you die

Thank you.

Man, Miss Klein was looking
crazy on the red carpet.

- Worst that can happen is
we lose her as a client.

- Mm.
- Or I can help

build her reputation back up

and take the fall
as the bad guy.

- Dawg, it's way too
early in your career

for you to be in the fire.

Regardless to how much
of a problem she is,

she still the marquis actor
that's paying your bills.

(footsteps falling)
- Yo.

- Yep.
- Got some news for ya.

BET called.
- What?

- They want you to come
perform at an awards show.

- Are you serious?
- I'm dead serious.

- (squeals) Yo!

I'm gonna need
something to wear.

- Okay, I can take care of that.

I got somebody I'm
gonna hook you up with.

- I'ma got somebody I'm
gonna hook you up with.

(door creaks)
- Oh my god!

You're Unlucky.
- Yes, I am.

- Can we come in?
- Absolutely, come on in.

- Unlucky, this is Sidney,
she's a fashion designer.

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.

- Figured I'd bring
her over to check out

a few of your pieces.
(door thuds)

- Absolutely, come on in.

(steady music)
- Your place is nice.

- Let me show you a few pieces.

- Hm, this is nice.

Ooh, I like this.

Mm, this is dope, I love this.

I want this one.

- Can she have it?

She has a performance tomorrow

at this show called
the BET awards.

- Girl, I will get you
all the way together.

(Sidney laughs)
- Yes, I so appreciate you,

I've heard so many
good things about you.

- Girl, let's go try this on.

- Girl, come in, I ain't shy.

Actually, can you zip me up?

- Oh, absolutely.
- Thank you so much.

Yeah, you get used to this
industry, wardrobe changes,

tons of people backstage.
(zipper zips)

So, you and Dre?
- Oh no, no.

Dre is nice and
he's good to look at

but no, we ain't never
done nothing like that.

- Yeah, he one of the good ones.

I mean, there's a right
way and a wrong way

to use people but Dre, he
never makes you feel used.

- [Dre] I couldn't wait
to get some cool air.

I ain't had none
since I been home.

- Yep, she's our cook.

- [Woman] Yo, I thought
when you said we were coming

to Coney Island we were going

to like an amusement park.
- No, no.

Coney is a Detroit thing,

you pretty much can
get anything you want,

everything except for
Thanksgiving dinner.

- And the one on 7
Mile and Greenfield,

you actually could get
Thanksgiving dinner.

- So look, I'm lost.

You mean you can come to
one of these restaurants

and get anything?
- Anything.

More niggas outside
too better the food.

- Right, pretty much every
hood that they on Coney

that they like to go to.

Mine was this one,
Bobby Wing Shop.

- Boy please, L. George's with
their chicken salads, what?

- Wow, wait L. George's?

On 7 Mile, that Evergreen
Greenfield area?

What high school you go to?
- Henry Ford.

- I'm Trojan class of 2000.

- '01!
- What?

- Yes.
- Army brat.

- Oh, so you traveling
around a lot, huh?

- Pretty much.
(Sidney laughs)

- Least could say
you had some Coney

'cause it's pretty
much what we eat here.

(engine humming)
(steady music)

- What is this?
- You trust me, don't you?

- I guess.
(cap clicking)

- Whoa, whoa!
(Sidney coughs and laughs)

(Sidney breathes)
You remind me

of when me and my boys
used to jump in my Renault.

- Fuck is a Renault?

- It's a car.

I got mine back in 2000.

They stopped making 'em in '82.

Yeah, we probably didn't
know what to drink.

We were just doing what kids do.

Shit they ain't have
no business doing.

- Me and my friends would
call that car tending.

- Yeah.

This Holly-weird shit'll
have you fucked up.

- No, it's not the people
that will fuck you up.

It's the money.

* I know

* I am

* I know

* Who I am

* I am, ooh oh

* Who I am

* Whoa

* Who I am

* Baby, I don't really
give a damn about you *

* I think I'm lying to myself

* When I say it

* But I'm believing
that it's true *

* Believing that it's true

* I don't really give
a damn about you *

- Hey babe.
- Hey babe.

- Everything okay?
- Yeah.

- Okay, well I need
to use your car today,

mine is in for service.
- Hm, okay cool.

Keys are over
there on the table.

- Thank you, baby.
- Yep.

Me and Nolan will just chill
around the house today.

- Okay, baby.
- Get some dad time in.

- You have a good day.

(tense music)

- Look Mama, we made dinner.

- Hey baby.
- Whatever, what's up?

- Taste this,
(imitates airplane).

Hm, that's good isn't it?
- That's good, that's good.

What is it?
- I'm not telling you

my recipe.
- So we keeping secrets now?

I will get the plates

and we will sit at the table

and enjoy dinner.
(spoon thudding)

(dramatic music)

(insects chirping)
(dramatic music)

(birds chirping)

(slow piano music)

(phone beeping)

- [Sidney] Hello?

How can I help you?

- I really don't know.

- [Sidney] Well, how
did you get this number?

- I got it from a card.

- Oh, okay you must have
gotten this number from Bunny.

- Bunny?
- Well, okay.

I'll be at the club tonight.

She likes for me to make an
introduction before we meet.

- What exactly are
we meeting about?

- Your fantasy.
- My fantasy?

- Yes, you do have
one, don't you?

- Yes.
- Don't be shy

but understand you
are not in control.

I will have Bunny text
you your booth number.

What is your name?

- Elizabeth.
- She will text you

what to wear, Elizabeth.

(crowd muttering)
(searching music)

(door opens)
- Whoo!

First you hate the strip club

and now you dragging me
into one in the cold?

- Miss Elizabeth,
your booth is ready.

* Look, I just caught a wave

* Pop sail with the flow

* I just caught a place

* I was in and out the country

* I was on a plane

* Just touched down in six

* Like I caught a fame

* Niggas call me big homie,
rhyme with the stick don't he? *

* Nigga's acting like a
broad, put on a wig on him *

* You can tell we even
getting to the door *

* 'cause had again we was
sitting on the floor *

* Look, hard body, hood nigga

* But God body, John 3:16

* I know God got me

* Triple word plates
on a new skirt *

- Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Ooh, I see you brought
a friend tonight.

* Went from southern packs

* To hustle and getting booked
I know, I know,

you were a little uncomfortable

when we spoke over the phone,

so I set some time aside to
give you what you really wanted.

- But has anyone ever asked
you what you really want?

* Hustle, no
- I'm not really sure

what my fantasy is.

Can I get back to you on that?
- Absolutely.

* I was in and out the country

* I was in a plane,
just touched down *

* Like I caught a fame

* Big homie, rhyme with
a stick, don't he? *

* Niggas acting like a
broad, put a wig on him *

- What was that all about?
(car engine starts)

- Know, liberation I guess?
- Oh, liberation?

And what does that mean?
- I'm tired

of being Suzy
homemaker, you know?

Like, Dre gets to meet new
people, travel to new places

and see new things all the time.

You know, I want to be exciting.

I want to be irresponsible,

I want to have stories.

- You know, you and Dre
are my favorite couple

but you're my best friend
first, there's no judging here.

Is there something wrong?

- Maybe everything's
just too right.

You know, I want
a life of my own.

One I don't have to share.

(phone notification dings)
(dramatic music)

(fire crackling)
(phone rings)

- You asked me if anyone has
ever asked me about my fantasy.

Nobody has, I'm intrigued.

- Yes?
- I want to be loved

the way it looks like
someone loves you.

- Way it looks?
- Yeah.

You look put together.

You look happy.
- Well thank you

but everything's not
always what it seems.

- Come down to the club.
- Mm.

I don't know.
- Look,

no funny business.

See it from the other side.

See it as a dealer not a user.

(insects buzzing)
(dramatic music)

(footsteps falling)
(wind whipping)

(lips smacking)
Come on, let's go.

(jazzy music)
So, tonight is amateur night.

- But I've never done it before.

- Don't worry about it.

You'll be just fine, just fine.

Oh, perfect.

It's also masquerade Mondays.

This is for the shy girls

who just want to try things out.

- I can do that myself.

(speedy music)

- Don't even worry
about it, girl.

Most of these niggas just
need somebody to talk to.

You look smart, they're
gonna love to talk to you.

- You know I'm only doing
this for you, right?

- Hey yo, coming to the
stage it's Elizabeth!

(electronic music)

- I made a mistake,
I have to go.

I'm married, Sidney.

I can't just dance and not
worry about anyone seeing me.

- I thought we were gonna dance.

- I was only doing this because
my husband cheated on me.

I did it because I thought
it would make me feel better.

It was like, I wanted
to get back at him.

But how the hell can
you get back at someone

and they don't even know
you're getting back at him?

- I don't know,

I've never been married.

- Do you have kids, Sidney?

- Nope.

- I remember when
I first met him

and he told me what
he wanted from me.

I saw a picture on Facebook.

He told me, he'll be
calling me in five minutes,

so be ready.

So, I sent him my number.

He was so forward

and I was so curious

so I told him I was
gonna go to bed soon

and he asked me
how soon was soon,

told him about 15 minutes.

So he said (laughs), he said,

"I have 14 minutes to make
you fall in love with me."

- Aw (laughs).
- And it,

it took me 14 days but, I did

and he's loved me a million
more times than he's hurt me.

(cell phone notification dings)

(steady music)

Thought this would be
a nice change of pace.

- Mm, it is.

- Now this is the first
place my husband took me

on our first date.

- This is really nice.

- He didn't order
anything, just a beer

and watched me eat.

I thought that was weird

but later he told me that
he only had enough money

for my dinner.

- So, why'd you bring me here?

- This made me feel like
a new woman, you know?

Somebody cared enough to take me

to a place they couldn't
afford just to impress me.

It makes you feel special.

- So, you trying to
make me feel special?

- I'm just trying to make you
feel like more than a slut.

- Excuse me?
- I mean, the money,

dancing, the men.

I'm not trying to
disrespect you,

I just want to show
you something more,
something different.

- So, you think a fancy
restaurant is gonna change

my fucking life?

- No, but it can show you
how much someone cares

to change your life.

Here, have a sip of
Sex on the Beach.

I think you'll like it.

- (coughs) Hitting
the town again?

- Yep, Lisa's going
through a few things

and needs to let her hair down.

- Lisa?

Has she ever had it up?

- Nice.

Anyway, Nolan's at
mom's for the evening

so I will be home later tonight.

- Cool, I'll be
back in a few days.

- Don't forget to pack
those swim trunks.

- I didn't.
- So, what?

New client's Bollywood
or something?

- Yep.

They actually produce
just as many movies

as we do here in the U.S.

- Mm, that's nice.

* Ooh, shake that ass off, oh

* Shake that ass off

* Ass off

* Shake that ass off

* Yeah, ass off

* Shake that ass off

* Ass off

* Shake that ass off

* Ass off

- Hey.
- Hey.

How you doing?
- I'm all right.

You all right?

All right, okay.
- All right, I'll see you.

- I'm so glad you're
working tonight.

- Well, there wasn't
really anything else to do.

I mean, there ain't
no clubs no more,

no social spots.

There wasn't nothing at
the movies either, so.

Just figured I just come here.

Plus this is where
everybody else is anyway.

- Hey, why don't we
go back to my house?

- Your house?

- Yeah, my husband's
gone for the weekend, so?

Why not?
- Well, I guess

there's no point in this shit.

(tense music)

- You like that?

Put it on, it's yours.

Those look nice on you.

You like this?
- Oh yeah.

- [Mariah] You know, I
can't wear it anymore.

Put it on.

- You are so
beautiful, so sweet.

And so nice.

I don't know why anybody
would ever cheat on you.

(lock turning)
(menacing music)

- They had the wrong weekend.

- The wrong weekend?
- Yeah.

It's all good, I'll be
ready for next weekend.

- Oh, mm, that's good.

- What, you spring cleaning?

- Yeah, I was cleaning
out the closet.

- Mm, okay.

- I been shopping all
day and I'm so tired.

So many bags in the car,

can you get 'em for me?

- No.
- Mm (laughs).

(lips smacking)
(intense music)

- That was a show last night.

So, that's your husband, huh?

- Of course, what type of
woman do you think I am?

- We've both had our thoughts
about each other, I'm sorry.

Oh, and I can't stay either.

I have a client.
- A client?

- Yes, a client, yes.

A good glass of wine

and a dress doesn't change
a girl's life instantly.

Come on, come with me.

- I have some things
to do, I can't.

- (sighs) You might
like this job too.

She's one of those rich
high falutin bitches,

got all the money in the world

and she still ain't happy.

Figured a new friend
might make her smile.

- Just because I play
nice with you doesn't mean

that I like women.
- Stop tripping.

I do not do anything
for that old hoe

except for walk around
in my panties and bra

and that's if I feel like it.

(slow music)

- Would your friend like
to run lines with me?

- Oh no Miss Klein.

Actually I brought her here
because she's a fan of yours.

- A fan?

Well baby, of course you are.

Why don't the two of you go
ahead and get comfortable.

(chiming music)

Your friend?
- Elizabeth.

- Elizabeth, nice to meet you.

You look familiar, have we met?

- She's just here
to keep us company.

- Sidney, see that's
why you're my favorite.

You know I'm feeling a little
more adventurous today.

Sidney, tell your
friend to be a doll

and get me together.

(ominous music)

There's a vial in the
bathroom, fill that for me.

(syringe clicks)

No, I want you to do it.

(ominous music)

- This is usually what happens,

we don't even get
to the good stuff.

Easy money.

Let's go.

(engine humming)

So, what'd you think?

(hip hop music)
- About?

- Miss Klein.

- A self-centered washed up
actress with a drug problem.

- Tell me how you really feel.

- Nothing personal,
just observation.

- You seem a little
uncomfortable.

- Yeah.

I could never get used to this.

- You don't, you just
learn not to see as much.

* I don't really give a damn

(phone vibrating)

(slow music)

- [Reporter] And
we have just heard

that veteran actress
Francis Klein was found dead

at 5 a.m. this morning.

- Sad thing for her.
- I gotta go.

- Where you going?
- To work,

my client just died.
- You can't do anything

about that.
- Babe, that's kinda mean.

- No what's mean is
how she treated you.

- I'll be back.

- She's dead and you still
gotta chase after this bitch?

Oh what, were you
actually fucking her Dre

or is there something
else you want to share?

- Saying I'll be
back, I gotta go.

(sheets rustle)

- Man, I appreciate you
doing this eulogy man.

She didn't have nobody, man.

- Gentlemen, I'm
Detective Hanover.

And to my knowledge, you two
were the closest to Miss Klein.

- We were.
- You had two

of the three numbers that
were left in her call log

from the scene.
- Can we do this another time?

- I'll only take a
second gentlemen, please,

if you don't mind.
- Okay, go ahead.

- What was you relationship
like with Miss Klein?

- Well, up and down, you
know, hardly ever up but,

I mean, she was in debt,
she didn't have anything.

Everything she had
was either borrowed

or swindled or blackmail.

The reason I stayed married

to her is so she
wouldn't get my shit.

I was like her security.

- That was your wife?
- On paper.

I mean, this was a
drug overdose, man,

what's this about?
- She died of a drug overdose

but it wasn't street drugs.
- What was it?

- Insulin.
- Insulin?

She wasn't a diabetic.

- We know, thank you gentlemen.

(phone ringing)

- A detective called me.
- For what?

- What do you think?
- What'd they say?

- Just asked me a
couple of questions.

Told her that I used
to go over there

and do shows for her.
- Did they ask anything else?

- I told 'em I was by myself.
- Thank you.

- Yeah, I know you
got a family and all.

And you don't need
all that noise

and plus I'm the one that
got you in this anyway,

so I'm sorry.
- It's okay.

- Still a little freaked
out though, aren't you?

- About?
- You know,

she overdosed and you,
- And I what?

Sidney, she died
a long time ago.

Meet me at the bar tonight.
- Okay.

- Hi, drink?
- Oh, thank you.

- Have a seat.

So, what's your pleasure?

Rough, fantasy?

You know, behind
everyone's fantasy is

someone else's nightmare.

(slow music)

And you are my nightmare.
- What are you talking about?

Wait, (moans).
- You slept with my husband.

- No, please.
- Mm.

You know, you asked
me when we first met,

what was my fantasy?

Well this is it,
this is my fantasy.

Watching you suffer.
(lips smacking)

I paid for a show.

Now give it to me.

(slow music)

(Sidney crying)

* She died

* Can you call me
on the phone? *

* Don't want to be alone

* Why the hell you
doing this to my soul? *

* You got me on my toes

* They're stapled to the phone

* Impatiently waiting

* Until you get home

* Are we just friends?

* Do I keep it on the low?

* Don't touch, don't rush

* Let me set the tone

* You got me in the zone

* Don't want to be alone

* Invite you to my home

* Damn boy, you got me so gone

* So gone

(menacing music)

- We ready?

Welcome to Straight Talk.

I don't even know why that's
the name of this show.

(Sidney laughs)
But we have the pleasure

of having a star in
the building today,

Miss Elizabeth.
- Hello.

- It is so good to finally
meet the designer behind

that fabulous dress, that
Unlucky wore to the awards.

How long have you
been designing?

- For a long time,
it's my passion.

- Ooh, speaking of passion,

our listeners would
love the tea about

who you've been getting
passionate with nowadays.

- A lady never spills her
tea to strangers, Matt.

- But we besties!

I won't tell anybody.

- (sighs) Me and my
man have been dating

for a few months now.

I met him at work and that
same day he took me to dinner,

he didn't even eat
anything though,

he just ordered a beer
and watched me eat.

I thought he was weird.
- It is.

- But later he told me though

that he only could
afford my meal.

- That is so sweet!

But girl, get out while you can.

You don't want to
be stuck picking up

the bill your whole life.

- No, no, no, no,
he's a good man.

Somebody actually
cared enough for me

to take me to a place that
they couldn't even afford,

just to impress me.

(steady music)

- Hey, Sidney.

How are ya?

How've you been?
- I've been all right.

I had to take a little break,

had a little bit
of a health issue.

- Oh, okay.

I'm glad you're feeling better.

Sidney this is my wife, Mariah.

- Nice to meet you.

Well, I'm gonna go, I
didn't want to be intrusive,

I just came to say hello.

- Yeah, good seeing you again.
- It's good seeing you too.

Oh, and if you ever
need anything else,

another stylist, anything.

Just give me a call.

Oh and I'm going
by Elizabeth now.

(dramatic music)

- Nice dress.
- This old thing?

Got it from a friend of mine.

She didn't have any
use for it anymore.

(lips smacking)

I missed you so much.

- Where'd you get it from?

- You know where I got
the dress from, Dre.

You know where I got
the hair from, Dre.

You know where I got
it all from, Dre.

Why is it that men always think

that everything is about them?

Probably because it usually
is but you know what?

This time it's not.

It's not about you at all.

And your white picket fence
can't keep me away from her.

You know, I always knew

that you were the
chivalrous type, Dre.

Way that you saved me and all.

But you know what?

You were the one
that needed saving.

Mariah needed saving.

I saved you.

I saved you both.

- You don't know what
you getting into.

(door thuds)

(door creaks)

(door thuds)

- Where's the dress I got you?

Where's the dress?

- You know where
the dress is, Dre.

Because you saw her.

And you weren't supposed
to see her again.

But you couldn't stay away.

(door creaks)

(heels clicking)

I didn't mean for it
to end up like this.

- I did this to myself.

I deserve it.

- (sighs) Do you trust me?

- Of course.

(electric buzzing)
- Take that dress off.

You know a side of me that
my husband barely knows.

You think I could
let you get away now?

Mm-mm, guess what?

You're stuck with me.

(lips smacking)

* She died

* Can you call me on my phone?

* Don't want to be alone

* Why the hell you
doing this to my soul? *

* You got me on my toes

* They're stapled to the phone

* Impatiently waiting

* Until you get home

* Are we just friends?

* Do I keep it on the low?

* Don't touch, don't rush

* Let me set the tone

* You got me in my zone

* Don't want to be alone

* Invite you to my home

* Damn boy, you got me so gone

* So gone

* You acting different

* But why you tripping?

* I don't

* She don't

* Understand where
we went wrong *

* I'm sleeping in your t-shirt

* For the smell
of your cologne *

* My mind in a daze

* Damn boy, what
did I do wrong? *

* I'm losing all control

* You're one foot out the door

* Your time is running out

* You better use your mouth

* You're sitting on your ass

* Trying to collect the pay

* All I hear is snake

* I'm about to lose my temper

* You got me really tripping

* Your time is running out

* Don't wanna hear me pout

* But you ain't
trying to fix it *

* This nigga got me tripping

* About to cause a scene

* Then go on and leave

* On my new record

* Thanks to history

(newscaster music)

- A 25 year old woman
was found dead today

(microphone feedback)
in her West Side Apartment.

Excuse me, Detective.

What do we know so far?

- We know that this is
the third young lady

who has fallen victim
to the lipstick killer.

We're working diligently to
make sure we get more answers.

- Thank you.

If you have any information

or any leads that can help,

please call--
(TV beeping)

* Okay

* Quality