Cast
- Queen Latifah as Gina Norris
- Adele Givens as DJ Helen
- Alfre Woodard as Ms. Josephine
- Alicia Silverstone as Lynn
- Andie MacDowell as Terri
- Bryce Wilson as James
- Crystal Garrett as Woman
- Della Reese as Mrs. Towner
- Djimon Hounsou as Joe, an electrician.
- Golden Brooks as Chanell
- Jim Holmes as Inspector Crawford
- Joyful Drake as Mercedes
- Keshia Knight Pulliam as Darnelle
- Kevin Bacon as Jorge
- Laura Hayes as Paulette
- Lil' JJ as Willie
- Mena Suvari as Joanne Marcus
- Octavia Spencer as Big Customer
- Paige Hurd as Vanessa Norris, Gina's daughter.
- Reagan Gomez-Preston as Woman
- Sherri Shepherd as Ida
- Sheryl Underwood as Catfish Rita
- Tawny Dahl as Porsche
- Cindy Brunson as Reporter
Cameo appearances:
- Brian "Baby" Williams as Glen
- Ki Toy Johnson as Neighborhood Girl
- Kimora Lee Simmons as Denise
- LisaRaye McCoy as Rochelle
- Wilmer Valderrama as Corky
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