But unlike the others that were aimed at audiences of most all ages, "My Best Friend's Girl," which debuts in theaters on Friday, features strong language and sexual content, which restricts the U.S. audience mostly to adults.

"I finally got to swear and say and do certain things that most people say to each other in normal, everyday life," Hudson said.

"I got a little taste of what those 'Sex and the City' girls were up to for so long, which was fun," she added, noting May's adult-oriented, blockbuster comedy based on the lives and love affairs of four single women living in New York City. Source

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The film, produced by Adam Herz and comedian Dane Cook, follows Tank, who is put to the test when his best friend, Dustin, hires him to take his ex-girlfriend, Alexis, out on a bad date.

Dustin hopes that Tank will show Alexis how great her ex-boyfriend is when she sees what else is out there.

The film is rated R for strong language and sexual content throughout, including graphic dialogue and some nudity. Source

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The Oscar nominee has joined the cast of director Rob Marshall's movie adaptation of the hit Broadway musical Nine.

And get this: Hudson's role, an American writer for Vogue named Stephanie, wasn't even in the original Broadway show. Marshall & Co. created it just for her!

"[Hudson's] revelatory skills as a singer and a dancer lead to the creation of the role," Marshall said in a statement released earlier today. E! Online

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The actress says the toddler giggles when she’s getting changed.

‘He thinks it’s hilarious when he pulls off my shirt,’ she says.

‘He’s 4 years old! The interest of boobies.’ Source

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When athlete Armstrong was put on the spot on "The View," he declined to answer the four female hosts' inquiries as to his dating status.

Armstrong explained, "Number one, I know you have to ask that question. And it's my right not to answer it. Number two, I think when you're happy about something or proud about something, I think it's natural in human nature to talk about it.

"But I'm not going to answer it. Next question."

Hudson also appeared on the show last month, giggling coyly when posed the same question before responding, "Ask him." SF Gate

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