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Sirius Satellite Radio today announced that it will launch The Foxxhole, an exclusive urban comedy, entertainment and lifestyle channel with Academy Award-winning actor, American Music Award-winning and Grammy-nominated artist, and comedian Jamie Foxx.
As executive producer, on-air host and contributor for the channel, Foxx will draw from his wide array of artistic experience and success from music, comedy, film and television, according to Sirius.
Marcus King, who has produced numerous Foxx projects, will also serve as executive producer. The 24/7 channel will feature urban comedy bits from a large number of comedians, and hopes to create new approaches to presenting comedy to radio listeners while showcasing music, skits, radio theater and more. The Foxxhole will launch this spring on Sirius channel 106.
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