Successful TV talk show host Stormy LaRue (Tangi Miller, Madea's Family Reunion, Felicity) has everything a woman could want- except a man of her own.

Successful TV talk show host Stormy LaRue (Tangi Miller, Madea's Family Reunion, Felicity) has everything a woman could want- except a man of her own. But when her beloved dying "Nana" (Scrubs' Aloma Wright) expresses her deepest wish - to see her favorite granddaughter happily married - Stormy's life gets turned upside down. In this hilarious romantic comedy, Stormy tries to pull off the biggest show of her life... by faking her own wedding! Things go completely out of control when she tries to dupe her childhood pal (Flex Alexander, She's All That), who happens to be the minister of the ceremony.

Successful TV talk show host Stormy LaRue (Tangi Miller, Madea's Family Reunion, Felicity) has everything a woman could want- except a man of her own.

Successful TV talk show host Stormy LaRue (Tangi Miller, Madea's Family Reunion, Felicity) has everything a woman could want- except a man of her own. But when her beloved dying "Nana" (Scrubs' Aloma Wright) expresses her deepest wish - to see her favorite granddaughter happily married - Stormy's life gets turned upside down. In this hilarious romantic comedy, Stormy tries to pull off the biggest show of her life... by faking her own wedding! Things go completely out of control when she tries to dupe her childhood pal (Flex Alexander, She's All That), who happens to be the minister of the ceremony.

Philadelphia-based television talk-show host Stormy LaRue (Tangi Miller) has always put her professional life before her personal life, but when her terminally ill Nana (Aloma Wright) makes one last wish to see Stormy marry, the self-centered media starlet embarks on a tireless mission to seek out the ideal husband. All Nana ever wanted was to see Stormy exchange her wedding vows, and all Stormy wants is to make her loving Nana's dreams come true. But what's a woman to do if she can't find the perfect spouse? Now, as Stormy scrambles to hire an actor to pose as her husband and videotape the sham ceremony to send to her ailing grandmother, Nana surprises everyone by announcing that she plans to attend the wedding in person. Things go from bad to worse when the minister, a lifelong friend to Stormy, senses that something isn't quite right about the radiant bride and her dashing groom. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

A nice guy tired of finishing last tries playing on the other side of the fence in this independent comedy. Martin (Mekhi Phifer) and Junnie (Andre B. Blake) are two brothers living in one of Harlem's upscale neighborhoods. In many regards, the two siblings are as different as night and day. Martin is a successful journalist and more than a bit shy, while Junnie mostly gets by on his charm and his bravado. When Martin discovers his fianc e is having an affair with another woman, he immediately calls off the engagement, but he's never been especially good at charming the ladies, and soon turns to his brother Junnie for advice. While Junnie is bad with long-term relationships, he's great at picking up women, and after teaching Martin a few of his tricks, the former nice guy is meeting and disposing of women like a master. When Paula (Tangi Miller), a beautiful and brilliant art historian, moves into Martin's building, he tries Junnie's best lines on her, only to discover she wants someone more refined. So can