Unscripted

'Valentine's Day' co-stars Jessica Biel and Jamie Foxx get "down deep" in our studio to talk about love and other things. The stars tell us about their most romantic moments and the surprising revelation that Jamie wants Julia Roberts to sign his chest ... in a platonic way, of course.

Starring in a movie with a title like 'Valentine's Day,' you can be sure that the two stars share details about their feelings on relationships, love at first sight and their most memorable Valentine moments.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, 'Dear John' co-stars Channing Tatum and Amanda Seyfried share their experiences with amorous fans, discussing Channing's first love and Amanda's new one.

The young romantics give us plenty of dish on love and life as a young actor. When Channing tells how he started courting ladies at the young age of 5 and giving gifts to his first crush, you can almost hear the communal "aww" from the room. Amanda also has a new beau, of a different sort, a young Australian with a fur coat.

In our latest Unscripted interview, 'When in Rome' co-stars Kristen Bell and Josh Duhamel describe what it's like to work with each other in one word and Josh reveals his most debauched vacation ... painting on the beach.

Josh finds himself at a loss for words when asked to describe working with Kristen. "I was trying to think of a one-word answer that would encompass everything that is Kristen Bell." She, however, has no problem characterizing her experience with one word: "no." Kristen addresses her desire to return to TV and why being the voice of 'Gossip Girl' doesn't count. We also discover which three men Kristen would like to fight for her attention: Barack Obama, David Sedaris and Martin Sexton. "I like to let people know off the bat that I'm hardcore," she declares. We are inclined to agree.

Helmed by 'Pretty Woman' director Garry Marshall, 'Valentine's Day' (in theaters Feb. 12) boasts a cast so large, saying it has "starpower" is an understatement. Featuring Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx, Ashton Kutcher, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift, Bradley Cooper, Anne Hathaway, and more (many more), 'V-Day' follows multiple characters who make and break relationships leading up to the most hated/loved made-up holiday of the year.

Based on the novel by best-selling author Nicholas Sparks ('The Notebook' may ring a bell), 'Dear John' (in theaters Feb. 5) follows a passionate love story between John Tyree (Channing Tatum) and Savannah Curtis (Amanda Seyfried).

'When in Rome' (starring Kristen Bell and Josh Duhamel) reminds us there are no shortcuts when it comes to finding true love. Beth (Bell) is a beautiful, young New Yorker with a great career but horrible luck when it comes to romance. That is, until she travels to Rome where she finds a fountain of love that changes everything.

'Did You Hear About the Morgans?' stars Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker discuss their dueling iPods, shopping habits and who threw a tantrum while wearing a ridiculous bull costume.

Talk about revamping a classic. If you've seen the trailers for Guy Ritchie's highly-anticipated adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's 'Sherlock Holmes' (opening December 25), you know exactly what we're talking about. They practically explode in your face with awesome special effects, high-adrenaline fight sequences and enough wit to assure us that laughs are included in the spectacle. And with Ritchie at the helm, we're confident the final product won't disappoint.

Peter Jackson's 'Lovely Bones,' which opens December 11, is based on the best selling novel by Alice Sebold and follows the tragic tale of Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan), a young woman brutally raped and murdered by a neighbor. Caught in a heaven-like medium, Susie watches over as her grieving family -- including her father (Mark Wahlberg), mother (Rachel Weisz) and grandmother (Susan Sarandon) -- struggles to move past her demise, and her killer aims to murder again.

With all the hoopla surrounding the 'Sex and the City' sequel, we're really excited to ask: 'Did You Hear About the Morgans?' It's the hilarious romantic comedy (opening December 18) starring Sarah Jessica Parker opposite the always dreamy Hugh Grant. That's right, SJP does, from time to time, venture beyond the world of stilettos and x-rated lunch convos. And if this turn is anything like her Golden Globe-nominated role in 'The Family Stone,' we're in for a treat