ICE CUBE WITH ANOTHER FRIDAY MOVIE???

New Line Cinema has given Ice Cube the green light for a third installment of the rapper-turned-actor's "Friday" series of movies, according to The Hollywood Reporter. "Friday After Next," which follows 1995's "Friday" and last year's "Next Friday," will begin production in the fall with an eye on a Thanksgiving 2002 release. Cube -- who wrote the script and will produce the project with Matt Alvarez through their Cube Vision production company -- will reprise his role as Craig Jones. Mike Epps (Day-Day Jones), Don "D.C." Curry (Uncle Elroy Jones), and John Witherspoon (Mr. Jones) will all be back for the third go around. A director has not yet been attached. While "Next Friday" took the Jones clan out of the ghetto thanks to Day-Day's lottery win, the new film will see Craig and Day-Day as roommates back in the hood, holding down jobs as strip mall security guards. The story is set across two days -- Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

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