A high-school teacher recently left at the altar must now send off her uptight cousin with a huge bachelorette bash. The cousin is marrying the teacher’s best male friend. During a drunken bachelorette party, the uptight cousin betrays her fiancée with a drunken indiscretion, leaving the teacher to decide where her loyalties lie.

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Even though this hasn’t been posted on Hollywood Reporter or it hasn’t been confirmed, I decided to post it anyway. So hopefully this will be Jen’s next movie. I honestly don’t know if I’m excited for this. I really want Jen to take on a more dramatic role. Enough of romantic comedies. She has the chops to act her ass out if she chooses the right movie. But I guess we will see how this will come out if she’s really going to doing this movie!

What do you guys think?

The star-studded romance “Valentine’s Day” wooed audiences with a $52.4 million opening weekend, easily grabbing the No. 1 spot over the holiday that shares its name, according to studio estimates Sunday.

“To have a movie titled ‘Valentine’s Day’ on Valentine’s weekend was a no-brainer that absolutely worked,” said Paul Dergarabedian, box-office analyst for Hollywood.com.

Directed by Garry Marshall (“Pretty Woman”), “Valentine’s Day” was a celebrity bonanza. The cast includes Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Garner, Anne Hathaway, Julia Roberts, Jamie Foxx, Queen Latifah, Jessica Biel, Shirley MacLaine, Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner.

“Valentine’s Day” distributor Warner Bros. estimated its love story will be in the $60 million range after Presidents Day on Monday. That would break the Presidents Day weekend record of $52 million set by “Ghost Rider” over the four-day holiday weekend in 2007.

Like “Dear John,” “Valentine’s Day” drew mainly women, with the female crowd making up 68 percent of the audience, said Dan Fellman, head of distribution for Warner Bros.

Playing in 3,665 theaters, “Valentine’s Day” had a strong average of $14,300 a cinema. That compared with a $9,267 average in 3,356 theaters for “Percy Jackson” and $9,506 in 3,222 cinemas for “The Wolfman.”

Have you guys seem Valentine’s Day? If so, please tell us here what you thought of it? Was it good? Too sappy? How was Jen in the movie?

ET’s own Mary Hart sat down with ‘Valentine’s Day’ stars Jennifer Garner and Ashton Kutcher on Friday, and the two shared their plans for celebrating the love holiday with their famous spouses.

“Demi [Moore] and I have done enough Valentine’s Days together, where it’s sort of like, we kind of set the bar pretty high early…so this year we decided, instead of doing a big crazy thing for each other, that we’d share our love together with other people.”

Ashton tells ET about a New York organization that helps girls previously involved in trafficking, where he and wife Demi plan to send flowers to on Valentine’s Day.

Watch the video to hear Jennifer describe her Valentine’s Day plans with hubby Ben Affleck, and what she has taught their daughter Violet about the holiday!

In theaters on February 12, Jennifer and Ashton’s romantic comedy has an ensemble cast, including Julia Roberts and her niece Emma Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift, Jamie Foxx, Jessica Alba, and others. The film follows the couples as they fall in and out of love in various storylines in Los Angeles over the course of one Valentine’s Day.

Join the WB Insider Rewards program for a chance to win an authentic prop from the film Valentine’s Day. In the movie, the authentic florist box prop goes from Ashton Kutcher to Bryce Robinson to Jennifer Garner back to Bryce and then to Megan Suri and perhaps you! You could also win: A Collection of Romance Movies (includes the following titles: Time Traveler’s Wife, He’s Just Not That Into You, The Lake House, License to Wed, P.S. I Love You, Gone With the Wind, and Casablanca) and a Playstation 3.

Become a member and you can also listen to the latest single from the Valentine’s day soundtrack by Jewel, “Stay Here Forever” which will be available everywhere Feb. 9th but as a member you can listen to it today!

Thanks to Andrea Olcsvary at WB Digital for the information! To Become a member, all you have to do is go to The WB Insider Rewards Program!

Good Luck to everyone!

In this week’s issue of PARADE, Jennifer Garner talks to Jeanne Wolf about striking the right balance between box-office stardom and raising daughters Violet, 4, and Seraphina, 1. Plus, how she and husband Ben Affleck keep their love alive.

Admitting it’s an emotional struggle.
“I adore going to movie sets and being part of a team trying to create something. And yet, I hate to miss even one bedtime with my girls.”
Understanding that the push-pull she faces is hardly unique.
“My sisters both are working mothers. I understand that my being an actress as well as being at home isn’t some heroic thing. That doesn’t mean it isn’t confusing or difficult–especially that question of how you find a balance.”
She knows how lucky she is.
“I’m privileged, because I have a lot of freedom. I want to use it to make as warm and normal a life as I can for our daughters.”
On co-starring opposite Patrick Dempsey and Ashton Kutcher in the romantic comedy “Valentine’s Day.”
“I go home and say to Ben, ‘Do you know what I’ve been doing at work all day?’”
Her own romance with Ben Affleck.
“Ben is sexy and kind, but he’s also a riot. We can be very goofy together.”
Finding the time to be romantic.
“You steal the time. You steal a date, you steal a kiss, you steal a whisper. You sit next to each other on the couch with computers on your laps. After the kids are asleep you…well, you know. Whatever it is. You slip away for a night, which we’ve only just now done for the first time. Of course, I call home while we’re away. Ben would be surprised if I didn’t.”
Crediting her own parents with putting her on the path to stardom.
“I was the most independent of the three of us. My mother and father always supported my passion for acting. I think they just kind of expected me to move to New York and become an actress and have all these adventures. When I switched my major from chemistry to theater in college, my father never batted an eye. That was impressive when you think how hard they worked to save and put us all through school.”
Why her divorce from actor Scott Foley in 2004 was a turning point.
“I had a lot of growing up to do. I’m still conflict-averse. I don’t like to argue. But back then I couldn’t have a fight. I couldn’t work things out because I wasn’t able to say what I needed to say. I didn’t have a voice. I didn’t dare to express myself. It was a huge heartbreak for me to have something fail like that. I knew that this was either an opportunity for growth or I would sink. It’s easy when you’re hurt and angry to just say, ‘Oh, it’s them.’ But I had to come into my own. I thought, ‘Why did this relationship not work? What part of the failure is my responsibility?’ So I went to work on it. I started therapy.”
Gaining a powerful self-awareness.
“It’s not like I didn’t realize I had any issues until I got a divorce. But I had this professional confidence that wasn’t equaled by my own personal confidence in any relationship, not just with men. There was a disconnect. I realized I needed to be more like my character in ‘Alias,’ who was so powerful and confident and an inspiration to me. I understood very well how to be nice and how to take care of people. I didn’t know how to ask for anything that I needed. It was important to balance it out.”
Finding a new relationship with friend Ben Affleck.
“Well, it helped that we were both single at the time. He’s a very good writer.”
So did he woo her with letters?
“Don’t make assumptions. I didn’t say that! Okay…e-mail. He’s a very persuasive writer.”
Counting on friends and family for support.
“I will tell you what I can’t abide–and I think the Internet has really created a space for it–women criticizing other women and mothers criticizing other mothers. It just makes me crazy, whether it’s between staying at home, going to work, how long you breast-feed, if you use formula. I feel like we should just assume everyone is doing the best they can. Women should take care of each other, not tear each other down.
I would just like to see a mother who really believes that she has done it all so right, you know what I mean?”
Did Affleck have to work hard to win over Garner’s mom and sisters?
“He doesn’t have trouble wiggling his way in anywhere. Ben is charm personified when he wants to be. He’s not easily threatened or made uncomfortable–he’s very secure in that way. Maybe he just knows I’m nuts about him, and he doesn’t have anything to worry about. Don’t forget we were friends first for a long time.”
There’s nothing wrong with being “nice.”
“I can’t complain. This mix is perfect for me. I am the model middle child. I am patient and I like to take care of everyone. Being called nice is a compliment. It’s not a boring way to describe me.”

For more information, please visit Parade.com

Tracklist
1. Today Was A Fairytale – Taylor Swift
2. Say Hey (I Love You) – Michael Franti & Spearhead
3. I’m In The Mood For Love – Jools Holland and Jamiroquai
4. On The Street Where You Live – Willie Nelson
5. Everyday – Sausalito Foxtrot
6. Stay Here Forever – Jewel
7. Amor – Ben E. King
8. Cupid – Amy Winehouse
9. The Way You Look Tonight – Maroon 5
10. 4 and 20 – Joss Stone
11. Valentino – Diane Birch
12. Te Quiero Dijeste – Nat King Cole
13. Jump Then Fall – Taylor Swift
14. Shine – Black Gold
15. Keep On Lovin’ You – Steel Magnolia
16. Somebody to Love – Leighton Meester featuring Robin Thicke
17. I’m Into Something Good – the bird and the bee
18. Signed Sealed Delivered I’m Yours – Anju Ramapriyam