Taraji P. Henson is best known for her role as pregnant prostitute Shug in Craig Brewer‘s Hustle & Flow and the foster mother of the gross Brad Pitt baby/old man in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. For the latter, she was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. Personally, I found the hooker role more compelling.

A word from Taraji: “Tyler Perry‘s method is very hard core, very in your face, not tiptoeing around.”

Does he do this all while dressed as Madea? If so, I can understand why you’d take him so seriously.

More of Taraji in your face after the jump.

Olivia Munn has, pretty much, all but conquered the small screen, co-hosting”Attack of the Show!”, as well as modeling for many magazines, including Playboy (though she did keep her clothes on. Boo!!!), Maxim, and Men’s Health. You can see her on the big screen in Date Night this weekend and in Iron Man 2 this May.

A word from Olivia: “I love banana cream meringue pie!”

I’m going to assume that’s a sex position, and don’t anyone DARE try to convince me otherwise.

More pics of Olivia after the jumps, sans pie.

Even though Katie Gill is fairly new to the acting game, she’s been on all three “CSIs”. That’s a lot of hip procedural drama and Who music to have on one person’s resume.

A word from Katie: “CSI: NY is my favorite.”

You picked Sinise over Caruso?! For shaaaame. I bet Caruso would have something clever to say about this, but I have neither the time nor the patience to come up with it.

Take off your sunglasses to check out the pics after the jump.

Shaun Levy decided to take break from Stillers, museums, and all around family fun to direct a case of mistaken identity in Date Night, or the unofficial sequel to Adventures in Babysitting. Steve Carell and Tiny Fey star as a bored married couple whose attempt at a glamorous and romantic evening turns into something involving thrills, spills, and dinosaurs. Crap, wait, no dinosaurs in this one. But Nickelback does provide the music for the trailer. Damn you Levy, just when we think you’ve changed your ways, you go and use a Nickelback song. Regardless, the film looks like it could be rather funny, and Carell and Fey could give Grant and Hepburn a run for their money. If they weren’t dead.

Check out all the zany mayhem after the jump.  

Date Night Trailer – Watch more Funny Videos

Cast: Tiny Fey, Steve Carell, James Franco, Mila Kunis

Synopsis:

In New York City, a case of mistaken identity turns a bored married couple’s attempt at a glamorous and romantic evening into something more thrilling and dangerous.