Emily Blunt took Tom Cruise to a "sex club".
The 31-year-old actress - who has three-month-old daughter Hazel with husband John Krazinski - and her spouse invited her 'Edge of Tomorrow' co-star to join them for Matt Damon's birthday celebration, but while the actor was expecting a "civilised dinner", they were planning a night at notorious London nightspot The Box.
Speaking to talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, Emily said: "It was the disgusting Matt Damon's birthday party. What a loser. John, my husband, wanted to do something crazy for him.
"I don't know if you've heard of this club called The Box? It's kind of a burlesque sex club. There's weird things that go on and make you cringe.
"Tom loves Matt, and Tom wanted to come. He thought it was going to be a nice, civilised dinner. So I emailed him and was like, 'Tom, change of plan. We're now gonna go to this club called The Box. Just wanted you to know, you may not be comfortable with this. It's kind of like a sex club.' "
However, the 'Mission: Impossible' star proved to be a good sport and was happy to join the group at the club.
Emily added: "He emailed back and went 'Jesus Christ! Well just don't let me walk out of there alone!' which we didn't."

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Penelope Cruz plans to take a step back from acting.
The 40-year-old star - who is currently producing 'Ma Ma'- wants to do more work behind the camera where she'll be focussing on making a movie to build a "future in cinema".
She told Variety.com: "I want to build what could be my future in cinema, not always being in front of the camera. I'd also like to direct a feature, maybe 10 years from now. For now, I'm directing commercial and video-clips - I love that. And it's the best way to learn. I want to go slowly, step by step. I'm following the whole production process very closely, from the film's inception."
Cruz also stars in 'Ma Ma' as Magda, a mother who tries to overcome a tragedy she's experienced, and insists she likes playing characters who are different to herself.
She added: "Maybe, she battles for things because all sorts of things happen to her. She's optimistic. But her pace and energy are different. Acting interests me a great deal more than playing someone very much like myself. The further away she is from me, the more possibilities that offers as an actress. That's acting - the beauty of risk, facing up to the unknown, placing yourself in the skin of someone you invite into your life for a time, someone who isn't you."
Cruz last hit the big screen in last year's 'The Counselor' alongside A-List cast including Michael Fassbender, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem and Brad Pitt.

Halle Berry will star in thriller 'Kidnap'.
The 47-year-old actress - who has two children, seven-month-old son with husband Olivier Martinez and six-year-old daughter Nahla from her previous relationship with Gabriel Aubry - will play a mother who is on a mission to rescue her kidnapped son, it has been reported.
Luis Prieto will direct from a script by Knate Gwaltney, while Lorenzo di Bonaventura's Di Bonaventura Pictures is producing alongside Erik Howsam.
Lotus Entertainment, who are selling the project internationally, are delighted to be joining forces with Bonaventura who worked on 2013's 'Red 2', 2014's 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit' and forthcoming 'Transformers: Age of Extinction', among other projects.
The company's chiefs Bill Johnson and Jim Seibel said: "Lorenzo is a renowned producer in the blockbuster action world, and we're very excited to be working on such an exciting high-concept project with him. We look forward to seeing him join forces with the incredible talent of Halle Berry and Luis Prieto on a project that is sure to appeal to audiences worldwide."
Berry will also executive produce with Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Joey Tufaro, Claudia Bluemhuber, Colin Bates, Florian Dargel, Johnson and Seibel.
Berry will next hit the big screen in 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' where she will reprise her role as Storm.

The Foo Fighters will star in a documentary following the making of their new album.
The five-piece band have announced an eight-part TV series airing on HBO and directed by the band's frontman Dave Grohl.
Each episode will follow the 'Rope' rockers' journey to a different US city - Chicago, Austin, Nashville, Los Angeles, Seattle, New Orleans, Washington DC and New York - where they'll visit legendary studios to record tracks for their eighth album.
The documentary will act as a follow up to Dave's award-winning directorial debut 'Sound City' which followed the history of the recording studio 'Sound City Studios' in Los Angeles, California and opened to commercial and critical acclaim in January last year.
Michael Lombardo, president of HBO Programming, said: "Dave's heartfelt passion for this project is contagious and his talent as a musician and filmmaker is undeniable. We are excited to go on this journey with him and the Foo Fighters for this insider's look at how regional music inspired them to create their own new music."
The album - which is yet to be named - has been described by Dave as "a love letter to the history of American music" - and features vocals from local musical guests from each of the eight cities.
Speaking to BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe about their latest offering, he previously said: "I know what it sounds like and I honestly think the entire concept is really going to take people by surprise and it sounds nuts."

The Beach Boys will embark on a tour to mark the 50th anniversary of their single 'Fun Fun Fun'.
The 'Good Vibrations' hitmakers have announced they will be celebrating the landmark anniversary of their 1964 track by reuniting for a number of shows in the United States and the United Kingdom, and percussionist Mike Love has confessed they're doing it for their fans.
He said: "Year after year, it's been a great source of inspiration to see the happiness our music has brought to multiple generations of Beach Boys fans in so many parts of the world."
The band will introduce singer and guitarist Jeffrey Foskett, who's worked with the group since 1981, as a permanent member of the group as they begin their tour in Louisville, Kentucky on May 24 followed by a number of performances at European festivals, including two shows at London's Hampton Court Palace in June.
Foskett replaces Love's son Christian who left the band to pursue a solo career, and the official line-up for the anniversary tour will include Love, Foskett, David Marks and founding members Al Jardine and Brian Wilson.
The band previously reunited in 2012 to mark the 50th anniversary of the group itself.

Prince wowed fans by becoming a DJ to mix-up his own tracks during the opening night of his 'Hit and Run Part II' tour.
The legendary musician kicked off the run of concerts at Birmingham's LG Arena on Thursday night (15.05.14) and he jumped into a booth mid-concert and began mixing up several of his songs, including 'The Most Beautiful Girl In The World' and 'When Doves Cry' with 'Sign O' The Times', which sent the crowd wild.
After a false start when the lights went down twice but came back on again, Prince stepped onto the stage and released a handful of white and purple balloons before launching straight into 'FunkNRoll', backed by his all-female band 3RDEYEGIRL.
'Take Me With You', 'Raspberry Beret' and 'U Got That Look' got the fans on their feet before he began gyrating and sliding across the stage to hit 'Kiss', changing the lyrics to, "You don't need to watch Real Housewives".
After 'Let's Go Crazy' whipped the audience into a frenzy, he announced "soundcheck's over", as fans screamed with excitement.
Confetti cannons were let off and track 'Guitar' went down a storm, while the band proved not only can they play, but the women can sing.
Prince - dressed in loose-fitting white trousers and a white long-sleeved top with the band's artwork emblazoned on it - also thanked the audience for not trying to take photographs of him on stage.
"We want to see your faces," he said, before asking them to use their mobiles to create a spectacular sea of twinkling lights.
A slowed down version of 'Little Red Corvette' and '1999' were highlights of the incredible 34-song set, along with 'Purple Rain', which he played as more confetti showered the audience.
"Glad to be of service," he told fans, "I told you we were coming back".
After the encore he came back on stage again and announced the band had a strict curfew but were going to play until they were cut off, powering through a cover of Wild Cherry's 'Play That Funky Music'.
Prince - who in February thrilled London with a series of surprise guerilla gigs - takes his arena tour to the Manchester Phones 4u Arena tonight (16.05.14) and Saturday (17.05.14), The SSE Hydro in Glasgow on May 22 and Leeds' First Direct Arena on May 23.

Britain's Prince Harry joked with a landlady and offered to buy her pub for £650,000.
The 29-year-old prince ended up at Pat's Maritime Inn in Devon, south west England with a group of mates on a stag weekend and liked the place so much he offered to purchase it.
Pat Seddon told The Daily Star newspaper: "Harry told me how much he liked the pub and I joked he could buy it.
"I told him how much I would sell it for, £650,000, and he said he would have the cash ready."
However, after she showed real interest the flame-haired royal backed out of the deal.
She explained: "He said he had only £6.50 in his pocket at the moment so, of course, it was a no."
Pat also insisted the stag party was "behaving wonderfully" unlike typically rowdy pre-wedding parties.
She added: "They did tell me they were on a stag weekend and introduced the groom. But they were behaving wonderfully, not like your usual stag party.
"Everyone was impeccable. I have no idea what Harry specifically was drinking.
"There was lots of drinks going to the table but it was for a lot of boys. There were a lot of beers and spirits going back and forth."

Ricky Wilson has been asked to return to 'The Voice'.
The Kaiser Chiefs frontman was one of the four coaches on the last series of the BBC One talent show and proved to be very popular among viewers but is waiting to find out who'll be joining him coaching the contestants before he confirms his spot on the panel.
He told The Sun newspaper: "The BBC asked me back, but I asked who else was doing it and they haven't got back to me.
"So I don't know the other judges, and that's a major part of it. I don't want to sit on the end of that panel with just anybody!"
Ricky, 36, admitted his fellow judges Will.i.am, Tom Jones and Kylie Minogue - who is not returning for the forthcoming series - helped him out in "different ways".
He added: "The judges were all such a big part of it for me and helped me through it, in different ways, whether it was Will teasing me into coming out of my shell a bit more, Tom being supportive or Kylie reminding me there were 16 cameras pointing at me whenever she could, because I kept forgetting.
"They really helped me through it so I'd have to know."
Although he enjoyed his time on the programme, Ricky has touring commitments with his band following the success of their fifth studio album 'Education, Education, Education & War' and he admits one of the motivations for him joining the line-up was to spread the word about his new record, something he no longer needs to do.
He previously revealed: "I loved doing 'The Voice', although I didn't enjoy it at the time. It was really hard work but at the same time one of the most rewarding things I've ever done. If you asked me the day before it ended (if I'd come back), I'd be like I don't know, but the day after I kind of missed it a little bit. I don't know if I'll be back at the moment because the first time I did it I had a really strong reason to do it and that was the pride I had in the record."

Justin Bieber is being sued by a photographer who says his bodyguard locked him in a restaurant.
Manuel Munoz claims in a new lawsuit that he was taking pictures of the 'Believe' hitmaker as he left the SET Nightclub in Miami Beach in January - hours before the singer was stopped by police for drag racing and alleged driving under the influence (DUI) - and was chased by the 20-year-old star's minder Dwayne Patterson into a nearby Subway eatery.
According to the photographer, the bodyguard locked the restaurant door and cornered him in the bathroom, demanding he delete the photos, before trying to "forcibly" remove the memory card and kicking and punching him, damaging his camera in the process.
However, a police report obtained by TMZ shows the photographer made no mention of being punched and kicked, but that he was tripped, causing a "small scratch in his left knee."
And the report also states Munoz told the bodyguard he would hand over the photographs for $10,000 but Patterson refused to pay more than $5,000.
Munoz is suing Justin and the bodyguard for unspecified damages.
The singer's lawyer, Howard Weitzman, insists his client has nothing to do with the case and described it as a "shakedown for money".
He said: "This new lawsuit filed by a paparazzo is yet another shakedown for money. The paparazzo admits that Justin was not present at the alleged 'assault.' The paparazzo told the police he had only scratched his knee when he was allegedly tripped, but now claims he was beat up. There are no damages."

Siva Kaneswaran wants a 'Star Wars'-themed wedding.
The Wanted singer and his fiancée, Nareesha McCaffrey, who he proposed to last December, are planning their nuptials, and though they have already agreed to ask guests to dress in a 1920s style for a 'Great Gatsby' celebration, the 25-year-old star admits he would much prefer to pay homage to the sci-fi franchise when he ties the knot.
He said: "We're thinking of a 'Great Gatsby'-themed wedding with costumes and all that.
"I want a Star Wars wedding but maybe my missus doesn't want that so we'll have to discuss it."
The Wanted - which also comprises Max George, Jay McGuiness, Tom Parker and Nathan Sykes - are set to go their separate ways when their world tour comes to an end this weekend, but Siva has vowed it doesn't mean fans have seen the last of him.
Speaking to People in a video interview, he revealed: "I'm going to move [to Los Angeles] and do a little bit of acting and obviously carry on singing."
The 'Walks Like Rihanna' group announced in January they were to separate after their tour, but have insisted they are only taking a break and will work together again in the future.
They said in a statement: "This tour will be their last for a while as Tom, Max, Jay, Siva and Nathan have collectively decided to take time to pursue personal endeavours following the tour's conclusion.
"The band wants to stress to their fans that they will continue on as The Wanted and look forward to many successful projects together in the future. They thank their fans for their continued love and support and look forward to seeing them on tour."

Amanda Seyfried choked on Neil Patrick Harris' moustache while filming 'A Million Ways to Die in the West'.
The 28-year-old beauty says filming scenes which involved her sucking on the end of her co-star's comedy facial hair for Seth MacFarlene's spoof western were some of the hardest of her career, and she was repulsed when the stick-on moustache came off in her mouth.
She explained during an appearance on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show': "It was awful. It's a fake moustache. That's disgusting. It [came off in my mouth] Ew. I haven't done anything harder than that. I don't want things in my mouth. I don't want someone else's DNA in my mouth."
Met with peals of laughter from the studio audience, she stammered, "Unless it's specific person!"
The 'Mean Girls' actress also opened up about her relationship with actor Justin Long, admitting they actually lead a very boring lifestyle.
She joked: "We do everything together. But, we don't do much. We walk my dog. And we have, we make these smoothies in the morning they're called 'Greenies.' He got me onto that. Super healthy. And then we watch 'The Bachelor' and 'The Bachelorette'."
Amdanda is so obsessed with her dog Finn, an adorable Australian Shepherd she takes everywhere with her, that she hadn't been on holiday in five years until she recently travelled to Florida for a week of paddle boarding and seaside fun.
She added: "Yeah it's a big deal. I just don't wanna leave my dog at home."