Jenkin's, who co-stars in the comedy Think Like A Man, posted a photo with host Giuliana Rancic on his Twitter page, Thursday (May 24), and appeared on the program later in the evening. While he has yet to announce his official departure from BET, the proof is clearly in the pudding. BET is also keeping mum on whether or not he and Rocsi Diaz have thrown in the towel after seven years with the cable network.

According to reports, Jenkins is doing a test run and may be hired based on whether or not the public responds well to his appearance on the nightly entertainment program.

In related news, Diaz's latest career move is allegedly dating Eddie Murphy. Rocsi lost b.

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Since getting the job with BET in 2006, Terrance and Rocsi filled the void left by previous hosts, Free and A.J. Over the years the daily show has become a go-to spot for just about everyone in music, including the likes of Kanye West, Mac Miller, and Rick Ross.

At press time, reps for BET had "no comment" on the matter, while Terrence J's  rep did not respond to a request for comment.

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While it is unclear as to what time the nightly show will air, it is scheduled to debut sometime this fall, and is an attempt to compete with the likes of Chelsea Lately over on E!, Comedy Central's  The Daily Show, and Jimmy Kimmel Live, which airs on ABC. The big difference with the aforementioned programs is that they are all hosted by comedians, while BET has placed former CNN reporter T.J. Holmes at the helm of their late night telecast. Holmes left the news channel for a gig at BET late last year "because the timing was perfect," and the network is throwing lots of faith behind the broadcaster, promising that the show will give viewers a "good reason to stay up late."

The program will feature news commentary with a side of sarcasm, similar to what John Stewart, Steven Colbert, and Bill Maher have been doing for years. However, Holmes is said to speak through a "unique and smart African-American filter," as he tackles current events, and  social issues important to BET viewers.

This isn't the first time that BET has tried its hand at late-night programming. In 2009 they premiered comedian Mo'Nique's self-titled talk show, which started off doing well, but was canceled after only two seasons.

Here's hoping "Don't Sleep With T.J. Holmes" doesn't meet the same fate.

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Currently under the review of the companies' stockholders, Johnson's proposed purchase involves a series of stock options and promised payouts of current Image Entertainment and Acorn Media holdings. If everything goes according to plan, Image and Acorn stockholders will own 11% and 5% of RLJ Entertainment respectively. The deal's completion is expected by the second quarter of 2012.

In a statement, Johnson announced the impending deal and promised rapid expansion. “As Executive Chairman of RLJ Entertainment, I am looking forward to this unique business combination of Image Entertainment and Acorn Media Group,” said Johnson. “RLJ Entertainment will have a broad strategy for financial growth by providing content to all media platforms including broadcast and cable, DVD and Blu-Ray, digital downloads, and digital streaming.”

Image Entertainment is a home entertainment company that has produced and acquired urban, independent, comedy and horror films for global distribution. Acorn Media Group is a leading media distributor of British television programming with an aim towards American and Australian audiences.

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Friends and fans from both coasts will be on hand to remember “The Voice” and mourn the loss of the musical great.  Terrence J broadcasts live from the 106 & Park New York studio and Rocsi joins the show live from Los Angeles, CA. Guests are set include Brely Evans, Kelly Price and AJ Calloway live from Los Angeles; Ashanti in NYC and Ciara, Regina Belle, Kelly Rowland, Donnie Simpson, Tamia, Mike Epps, Wyclef Jean, Shirley Caesar, Kirk Franklin and others via phone.

Viewers are invited to join the conversation via twitter #WeWillAlwaysLuvU.  Tonight's special 3-hour 106 & Park is followed immediately by the premiere of the BET Honors 2012 at 9:00 P.M.*

Two years ago today, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit the island of Haiti, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths and devastation. BET's 106 & Park is dedicating today's episode to highlighting the continued efforts being made to help the island rebuild from the unfortunate tragedy.

On hand with hosts Terrence J. and Rosci Diaz will be Pras of the Fugees, while his cousin Wyclef Jean will be speaking to viewers directly from Haiti via Facetime. Although there has been progress made in the island nation's recovery, there is still much work to be done.

Video of Wyclef's last appearance on 106 & Park below. Today's live episode of 106 & Park airs at 6 pm, EST.