Valentine’s Day is coming up, and many of us are wondering what we should do.

“Valentine’s Day” comes out Friday, and while the ensemble romantic comedy doesn’t offer any real suggestions about what to do, two of its stars – Jennifer Garner and Ashton Kutcher – sat down with us to talk romance.

In the film by Garry Marshall, the veteran director of “Pretty Woman” and “The Princess Diaries,” Kutcher plays a real romantic, a florist named Reed having the busiest day of the year. He begins the day by proposing to his girlfriend, played by Jessica Alba.

His best friend, Julia (played by Garner), an elementary school teacher, wakes up with a handsome doctor she believes is the one after so many bad relationships. But the pals’ plans go awry as the story unfolds. (more…)

Jen heads to Caffe Luxxe on trendy Montana Street in Santa Monica. The actress was prepared for the gloomy weather with her sporty ski jacket and colorful rain boots.

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A movie about love dedicated to the day of love. That’s what director Garry Marshall promises in his latest romantic comedy Valentine’s Day.

Produced by Warner Bros Pictures, the film boasts of an amazing ensemble cast including Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Alba and Jennifer Garner, to name a few. The film that promises to make the day extra special hits theatres this Friday. Here Garner and Kutcher talk about their film and reveal their own Valentine secrets

Tell us about your characters…
Jennifer Garner: I play Julia Fitzpatrick, a school teacher who’s in love with Valentine’s day and in love with the perfect guy, and I believe that he’s the one for me.
Ashton Kutcher: I played Reed Bennett, a florist. I kind of think florists are messengers, modern day cupids of love. And by passing those messages, he puts himself in a vulnerable position, because on Valentine’s day he’s forced to pass a message to his best friend that is not so good.

What is Valentine’s day like for you?
JG: First of all, it’s a nice day to smile at people and say, ‘Happy Valentine’s day.’ But, it can be a wonderful reset button for a relationship.
AK: When you’re in a relationship for a while, the advantage of Valentine’s day is breaking patterns. It’s a day to put aside regular stuff and really plug into a day, It’s a day about making each other happy.

What’s the best Valentine’s day gift you’ve either given or received?
AK: My wife and I, we got each other a chair. It seems odd, but it’s a fantastic chair, it has a high back. I don’t even know what it’s called, but it’s this really beautiful, elegant chair.
JG: When I was a kid, my first Valentine gave me one of those friendship white-rope bracelets. But then he wore it until it was frayed and grey and fell off and that was the real romance.
AK: Yes, that’s the important message. You can give somebody the simplest thing in the world, but if it means something to them, it can really affect a loving response.

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Jennifer Garner and Ashton Kutcher play BFFs in the A-List packed film “Valentine’s Day.” See the co-stars laugh it up off-set too.

Jennifer Garner, an actress and former Charleston resident, says no romantic date plans are in the works for her and husband Ben Affleck this Feb. 14.

Instead, Garner will be sharing the day with another one of Hollywood’s leading men.

“I will be spending Valentines Day with Ashton (Kutcher),” Garner said. (more…)

Julia Roberts is eager for her Valentine’s Day co-star Jennifer Garner to regain a few Alias-era curves.

“You are quite slim,” Roberts, 42, joked to Garner at the Beverly Hills press conference for their romantic comedy, in theaters Feb. 12.

“I just finished nursing,” replied Garner, 37 — who welcomed daughter Seraphina in January 2009. “I’ll soon plump up again.”

Quipped Roberts, “We’ll stay tuned for that.”

Garner also poked fun about falling in love with her husband of four years, Ben Affleck. 37.

“Somewhere around the second kid I thought, ‘This is really turning into something!’” she said.

The busy parents (who are also raising Violet, 4) squeeze in romantic moments whenever they can, Garner said.

“You change the definition of romance,” she said. “Romance is romance, but in addition, romance can just be breakfast over the tops of heads and just getting through the day. You’ve got to find a way make that romantic.”

Source: http://www.usmagazine.com/

Ashton and Jennifer joke with Access’ Maria Menounos about what it was like working together on “Valentine’s Day.”

Here is really adorable interview.

I just added 3 HQ pictures of Jen posing for Valentine’s Day – Promotional Shoot.

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Valentine’s Day > Promotional Shoot