Former Onyx member Sticky Fingaz in the television series based on Marvel Super Hero ‘Blade’ after getting green-lit from Spike TV. The network has ordered 11 one-hour episodes, in addition to the previously announced two-hour kick-off episode, to be produced by New Line Television, set to commence production in Vancouver this spring. ‘Blade’ premieres in June 2006.

Sticky Fingaz is featured in Entertainment Weekly’s ‘It List’. The rapper actor was asked what he plans on primarily doing in the future. “I think acting might last longer because I can’t be 50 years old, on stage rapping, diving in the crowd, and having people slam-dance,” he explained. And if he could do neither, Sticky says he’d be “some George Clooney con-man type sh** [apparently a reference to ‘Oceans Eleven’. I always wanted to rob a bank, too.”

AllHipHop.com caught up with Sticky Fingaz and asked the former Onyx frontman what happened with his Def Jam deal. “When we started getting into the business side of things. When I signed my first contract I was 15 and a 1/2. n**gas had a double platinum album and I’m 16 in Japan,” Sticky explained. “I didn’t really give a f*ck about business. As long as I had money to buy clothes, weed and liquor it was all good. But as n**gas got older we had more responsibilities. Then you start questioning. What the f*ck am I doing? n**gas wanted to eat off the fruits of their own labor. Its either you let n**gas keep pimping you or you put your foot down and do something. That’s the right step. Right now we are getting seven dollars for every record sold. That’s a big chance because we on an independent label. For a new artist it’s hard to be on an an independent label because you only got so much money for marketing. But if your group is established like we are it works to your benefit.”

Radio 1 talked to Sticky Fingaz about his ‘Black Trash: The Autobiography of Kirk Jones’ album and he revealed that a movie centering around the disc is in the works. Sticky says, “We are currently going into production in November so it’s going to be hot. The album is only 70 minutes and the movie is over two hour long. The movie will get more in-depth and specific.”