Robin Givens' Queen of Media Movie About Wendy Williams is Sure to Bring the Heat

Look out, Perez Hilton, there's a new Queen of Media set to blow up even bigger than you on the big screen.

According to SOHH.com, controversial screen siren Robin Givens is set to play a just-as-controversial "Queen of Media" in the starring role in a forthcoming movie about a well-known black female New York disc jockey.

This newly dubbed "Queen of Media" is Wendy Williams, an African-American blonde, be-weaved, be-implanted and over-the-top syndicated radio personality heard daily on the hella-popular number one radio show on 107.5 WBLS called The Wendy Williams Experience.

The 43-year-old's bold and honest persona even garnered her a VH1 show called Wendy Williams is on Fire, a vehicle that displayed the personality buzzing about the latest goings-on in the world of hip-hop, unafraid to ask shocking questions like when she inquired of rap mogul Russell Simmons whether or not he was still sleeping with his estranged wife, Kimora Lee Simmons.

Wendy Williams doesn't reserve her in-your-face honesty strictly for others, however. During an appearance on her King-of-All-Media counterpart Howard Stern's radio show, Wendy Williams confessed to vamping up her small chest with breast implants. She's also admitted to having had liposuction.

Robin Givens will certainly have her acting chops stretched in the Queen of Media movie, playing the shock-jock who also told listeners of the time that she discovered her husband's infidelity: Reportedly, Wendy Williams found out about her manager-husband's cheating ways when she eavesdropped on him talking to the other woman on the phone.

Wendy chronicled all the drama and more in her book called "Wendy's Got the Heat," the basis for the upcoming Queen of Media movie. No doubt a meaty role for Givens, one that will encompass the bouts with drug addiction, divorce, miscarriages and more that Wendy Williams has endured.

Perhaps Robin Givens -- who was scorned in the black community and labeled a "gold digger" and nicknamed "Robin Give Me" due to her short-lived marriage to troubled and one-time rich boxer Mike Tyson - will find a soul mate of sorts in playing the misunderstood, isolated and alienated Wendy Williams.

"I was the black girl in a practically all-white school. And among the handful of blacks, I was the 'white girl,' the outcast," Williams wrote, concluding, "I knew that one day my being different would pay off."

Rumors abound as to why Wendy Williams did not choose statuesque Queen Latifah to play her - if the Academy Award-nominee would've even considered the Queen of Media lead role in the first place - chief among them whether or not Williams felt Latifah was "girly" enough for the part.

About finally deciding on Robin Givens to immortalize her on-screen, Wendy Williams said in a short video interview on SOHH.com: "I can't think of who could play me...who actually looks it...therefore go with somebody who speaks well and can make the look."

"Robin did a really good job," Wendy surmised, saying viewers can expect the Queen of Media movie release date to be set for some time in 2008.

Will the legion of fans who have made the brash radio personality a star follow Wendy Williams-as-portrayed-by-Robin-Givens into movie theaters and grant the Queen of Media film as much success as its subject?

As another popular Book that brings even more heat than Wendy Williams says: "We shall know as we are known..."