Brief flashes of female breast nudity. Also frequent cleavage scenes with very low-cut dresses and flashy legs.

Multiple scenes where characters begin to have sex (basically foreplay) but cut it off before anything happens.

A woman kisses another woman but the scene is not sexual.

In one scene we see a man slide his hands up a woman's dress and we briefly see her buttocks, they then make out passionately. This scene is very brief.

Two people are shown kissing and writhing up against each other in a night club.

Sydney works for Cosmopolitan magazine at one point, and she's asked to write a story about cunnilingus

Males are shirtless for an extended period.

Mild references, and suggestive content throughout.

A Mafiosi character shoots another man in the neck. Shots are fired and there is an impression of some blood. However, the scene is very dark, lacking in detail, and the action is brief.

A man hits his boss on the head with a telephone. Mostly comedic, although there is some blood on the man's face afterwards. The two point their guns at each other, but neither of them pull the trigger.

A woman smashes a picture frame on a man's face, with the glass shattering onto his forehead. A little bit of blood.

A character beats, kicks, and punches another man in his home. The man then appears to have a bleeding nose.

"F*ck" is said 133 times.

'Sh*t' is said 35 times.

'Godd*mn' is said 20 times.

'Jesus Christ' is said about 5 times.

'C*ck' is said once.

'Balls' is said once in a profane manner.

Drinking and smoking throughout.

It is implied that a man has a heart condition and he takes pills a few times throughout the movie when he has heart attacks.

Some fairly intense scenes, but most of the film is comical.