After the jump, find video interviews with the amazingly funny cast.

Paul, directed by Superbad’s Greg Mottola, follows a slacker alien named Paul (voiced by Seth Rogen) as he tries to escape the US government and find a way back home. Eventually Paul runs into English geeks Graeme (Simon Pegg) and Clive (Nick Frost) who try to help him escape “the Big Guy.” During the trio’s hilarious journey they run into everyone from a one-eyed RV park manager (Kristin Wiig) to a sassy alien-themed diner owner (Jane Lynch).

While Bieber’s movie was a huge hit in the States, it was eclipsed by Paul when the two films opened in the UK in February. (Paul snagged $9.2 million it’s opening weekend – a huge opening for a film in the UK – while Never Say Never walked away with a paltry $1.3 million.) We asked Simon, Nick, Bill Hader, Jo Lo Truglio and director Greg Mottola how it felt to beat the biggest star in the world.

Meanwhile, the always elegant Blythe Danner (aka Gwyneth Paltrow‘s mom for you younger folks) talked about the chances of her guest starring on Glee like her famous daughter.

Speaking of Glee, Jane Lynch has a hilarious cameo in Paul as a no-nonsense diner waitress. We asked Simon and Nick how they came about landing the Emmy-winning star for such a small role in the film:

Bill Hader (of SNL) and Jo Lo Truglio (from Reno 911) both play hilariously dumb secret service agents who are called up by their boss to hunt down Paul. We asked the pair how they went from starring in ensemble comedies to playing the bad guys in a sci-fi comedy.

Paul hits theaters nationwide on Friday, March 18.

If the newly-released trailer is anything to go by, it looks like Ben Stiller‘s Greg Focker is finally standing up against scary father-in-law Jack Byrnes (played by Robert DeNiro).

The new film brings back Blythe Danner and Barbara Streisand but also sees a couple of new additions, like Jessica Alba, who appears to be playing some sort of pill-pushing hottie that may or may not be seducing Ben’s character. Sounds like trouble!

Are you ready for more Fockers?

Watch the trailer below.

In this week’s edition of her lifestyle newsletter Goop, Paltrow, 36, consults several of her bold-faced sages for advice on how to manage family expectations, maintain your own identity and not overindulge in the eggnog.

Among her network of emotional experts, highlights include:

• The Kabbalah Center’s Michael Berg, who recommends not reacting in moments of conflict, learning something from every scuffle and constant reminders that “no family is perfect.”
• New York shrink Dr. Karen Binder-Brynes, says all should bask in the “heart” of a family but keep a pal on speed dial to vent and find humor wherever possible.

Celebuzz’s favorite by far, however, are the soothing words of spiritual guru Deepak Chopra:

“What it comes down to is ‘don’t placate’ and ‘don’t struggle.’ They are both futile tactics. If you can get beyond these two common pitfalls, the closeness and love that you have for your family–and they for you–will have space to blossom.”

As if Gwyneth hasn’t given us enough, check back with us next week for Paltrow’s personal holiday detox regime. Meanwhile, check out our full rewind gallery of Paltrow and Family through the years!