All I can say is HILARIOUS!!!!!  Make sure you check out “Get Him To The Greek” in stores June 4th.

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The cast from Tyler Perry’s latest movie, “Why Did I Get Married Too?” stopped by 106th & Park yesterday to promote their new film.  Actor Michael Jai White wore a few items from Sean John’s Spring 2010 collection (Snap Vest and Classic Henley) and Lamman Rucker sported our new raw black jeans.

Check out the trailer for Why Did I Get Married and a few pictures of Lamman Rucker sporting a 3-button Sean John suit

Lamman Rucker wearing a Sean John Suit.  Click here to get yours!

The word on the street is that Sean “Diddy” Combs is the McLovin (“Super Bad”) of “Get Him to the Greek!”  Jonah Hill says, “I think Diddy’s going to really shock people…Every time he breathes in the movie, it garners a huge laugh.”

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Read the full MTV interview and see the “Red Band” trailer after the jump

On the Las Vegas set of “Get Him to the Greek“ last May, Diddy told MTV News that in his role as an eccentric record label boss opposite comedy vets Russell Brand and Jonah Hill, he hoped to be “a surprise within the recipe.”

That’s exactly Jonah Hill’s view as well, going so far as to compare Diddy’s performance to Christopher Mintz-Plasse’s scene-stealing nerd in “Superbad.”

“I think Diddy’s going to really shock people,” Hill told MTV News at South by Southwest in Austin. “We were saying Diddy’s kind of the McLovin of ‘Get Him to the Greek.’ You don’t know what he’s going to do. Every time he breathes in the movie, it garners a huge laugh.”

In “Greek,” the man sometimes known as Sean Combs returns to comedic territory for the first time since 2001′s “Made.” In the years since, he’s stuck to dramatic material in films like the Oscar-winning “Monster’s Ball” and the made-for-TV adaptation of ”A Raisin in the Sun.” But Diddy’s comedic chops were anything but rusty for “Greek,” as producer Judd Apatow found out during rehearsals.

“We did a table read, and I thought to myself, ‘I wonder how funny [Sean's] going to be and how much help he’s going to need,’” Apatow told us last year. “And I found out the answer was none. He needs no help. He was riotously funny. As a man with one skill, I was annoyed that he was also funny. You shouldn’t be allowed to be good at so many things.”

At SXSW, Hill identified the key to Diddy’s scene-stealing turn: his willingness to take risks and present himself in a way that the public has never seen before. Failure of expectation, after all, is the essential ingredient to making people laugh.

There are certain points where he gets a round of applause of just shock that he’s so funny in the movie,” Hill said. “His image is so serious and rapper and mogul kind of guy, I think he was really brave in deconstructing his image for this movie.”

Paramount Pictures and Marvel have released a second trailer to the Iron Man 2 movie starring Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark AKA Iron Man. Alongside Downey Jr. will be a new all-star cast that includes Don Cheadle, Scarlett Johansson, Mickey Rourke, Samuel L. Jackson, and more. Iron Man 2 is set to release in theaters on May 2nd.

See the trailer after the jump.  In theaters JUNE 4th.

There’s no denying the cultural impact of the first Wall Street film. It defined a new era of greed complete with a supporting cast of fast money, fast cars, grand office spaces, yuppies, suits, and too much hair gel . For the second film, Oliver Stone is back behind the camera with possible hopes of bringing the same impact for 2010 as the first one did in 1987. Will it be as good as the first one? We’re not sure, but the trailer looks great!

In dissecting the trailer we’re first taken into the exit procedures of a maximum security prison. An anonymous character is given back his expensive accouterments when he entered: silk handkerchief, gold watch, gold ring, gold money clip “with no money,” and of course a giant Zack Morris cell phone. Pan to the right and guess who? Obviosuly its Gordon Gecko, and the intro is quite epic. What happens afterward is just a montage of scenes involving Shia LeBouf, helicopters, Josh Brolin, cityscapes, all accompanied by a Gordon Gecko voice over ending with, “Why don’t you start by calling me Gordon.” Like we said, great trailer, which makes us all very hopeful.

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