SILLY SHOPPING SHOW TO BE PROFITED FROM AGAIN "After months of nervous nail-gnawing, Kim Cattrall, 52, confirms what we all suspected: There WILL be a sequel to this year's box office and marketing hit, 'Sex and the City: The Movie.' The actress broke the news on Britain's 'The Paul O'Grady Show.' When asked, 'Will there be a sequel?' Cattrall replied with certainty, 'Yes there will!' A spokesperson for New Line Cinema tells People that the studio is 'in negotiations for a sequel.' Which is not quite as emphatic as Cattrall's statement but close, in Hollywood speak."
The CFDA Fashion Awards, held last night at the New York Public Library, honored excellence in fashion design but also served as a venue for Victoria Beckham to crash as many photo opportunities as possible.
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The funny thing about people who get mad if you make fun of the Sex and the City women is that the Sex and the City women hate each other more than any cultural critic out there. It's true! We've read about them fighting about clothes and screen time and favoritism and blah, blah, blah. And that's when they were all successful for the same thing. Imagine the backbiting that's happening now that Samantha's getting her OWN HBO show.
[Kim] Cattrall is set to star in and executive produce an adaptation of the British comedy series "Sensitive Skin," which is being written and exec produced by Emmy-winning "The Sopranos" scribes Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green.
The project, in development at the pay cable network with a significant penalty attached to it, centers on a middle-aged wife and mother (Cattrall) in New York who rediscovers her sexuality and begins to question her place in the world and the choices she has made in life.
Game, set, match: Cattrall.
It has descended upon us: The Sex and the City movie premiered last night in New York City, much to the delight of … Eli Manning? He was one of the guests in attendance, for reasons unknown, at the type of over-the-top shindig that should only be reserved for stuff like the second coming of Xenu.
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We're surprised it took this long for spoiler-ish clips from the upcoming Sex and the City movie to hit the Web. Three new scenes are up, and they really don't give too much away unless you've managed to hide from all the photos of the cast filming scenes for the movie. Our review: The trailer was way better.
The Sex and the City ladies are now taking Germany by storm, and thank goodness Sarah Jessica Parker decided against wearing another bird on her head. And is it just us, or is it odd that the movie still has yet to premiere in the city in which it's based?
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OMG, it's finally here! The Sex and the City movie premiered today in London, because that totally makes sense, what with the movie being based in New York City and all. As expected, Sarah Jessica Parker stole the spotlight — much to the other stars' dismay — with a ridiculous bird on top of her head.
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The women on Sex and the City hate each other even more than the terrorists hate them and their freewheeling, leg-baring ways. You know this and we know this, which means the producers behind the SATC movie definitely know this. Knowing this, why do the producers seem to intentionally divide the stars even further? Publicity, m'man! Because kinship and harmony don't mean dick when it comes to profits.
Headlining the Sex and the City movie has its perks: adoring fans, characters that fit like a glove, slipping into the latest fashions and then keeping the clothes. Right? Right?
Not so fast! Kristin Davis and Kim Cattrall were shocked—shocked—when they actually couldn't collect their fashionable duds.
"It's in the contract that we get to keep our outfits, which is a fantastic thing, except that, for me, all of my outfits were samples," Davis told E! News this week, at the movie's press day. "I kept my running pants, which I love and wear them a lot, but I was like, Where are my clothes?"
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As for Sarah Jessica Parker, she kept everything that wasn't borrowed, just like back in Sex's heyday. "I had done that over the course of the series," she revealed. And it turned out to be très beneficial to have Carrie Bradshaw's "vintage" clothes during one of the movie's key montages."I got to keep almost everything," said Cynthia Nixon.
WHAT COULD IT MEAN?!?!?! " … Sarah Jessica Parker [and] her co-stars Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon … dismissed talk of past feuds when they signed on to make the avidly awaited [Sex and the City] movie sequel. But many took notice that Parker was seated at a separate table from her co-stars at a gala Monday night. While Parker shared pleasantries with Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes, Davis, Nixon and Cattrall sat together, away from her … " Why don't these catty women want to be together at all times?
The Sex and the City movie won't premiere until next month, but the four stars are already gearing up the publicity machine by getting into more petty catfights.
This time it's not Kim Cattrall being shunned — it's Sarah Jessica Parker, who had the audacity to get offers of designer dresses to wear to the movie's May premiere. One label even went so far as to make a deal with SJP: Wear the designer's clothes to the bash, and Sarah Jessica's son will be stocked with a lifetime supply of outfits.
Naturally, this has made the other three ladies jealous — because why act mature and recognize that Carrie is the star of the show when you can get angry over a petty situation? As a result, a source says the women are refusing to arrive at the premiere in the same white limo.
There is huge rivalry about who is wearing what. It's insane. … Now they have demanded that they have their own individual cars so each star can have their own five minutes on the carpet with all eyes on them — rather than SJP getting all the attention. It's turning into a logistical nightmare.
Here's the good news: These ladies serve as role models for a vast majority of single women in their 20s.
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Kim Cattrall, Sex and the City's sluttiest promiscuous one, has benevolently arranged for all the fur coats she wore in the upcoming SATC movie to be donated to PETA. The notorious animal rights group plans on ruining the coats with red paint before donating them to the homeless.
Of course, they could not ruin them, sell them as collectibles at auction and, instead of stained coats, donate tens of thousands of dollars to the homeless, but PETA doesn't use their brains. It's what makes them less than the animals they so love.
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What Californian is in a New York state of mind?
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Kim Cattrall, seen here after being kicked in the balls, is making no bones about the fact that she hates her Sex and the City costars and the franchise in general, and was only lured back to the frail fold by the promise of lots of cash.
"I'm only doing the film for the money," Cattrall says. "It was always about the money. When I made a stand about not being in the movie because I thought the money was terrible, there was a backlash of very negative things from some of my co-stars. The role is very much a double-edged sword."
Pre-cancer, cutthroat Samantha would approve! Before she got watered-down with all the kindness and the better understanding of fatality.
"And right before I stepped out of the limo to face Big and the rest of my life, I started to wonder if maybe I had it all wrong. Despite all these years as a sex and relationship columnist, maybe I didn't know the first, second or third thing about true love. Maybe I didn't really love myself, which would explain all the credit card debt and drunken one-night stands I chalked up to girlish exuberance. Maybe I didn't really love Big, and instead just loved the idea of someone – anyone – consistently there. And maybe I didn't really love this big, bad city after all. Because if I did, why didn't I ever go south of 14th or into any borough besides Manhattan? I began to be overcome with a new kind of fear, but then Miranda came with the cappuccinos from Balducci's, and I breathed easier."
Radioman here is a staple on New York City's film sets. Seriously (a website is the litmus test for legitimacy in the 21st century). I've got no idea what purpose – if any – he serves on them, though here, on the Sex and the City: The Movie shoot, it looks as if he's there to stare menacingly and unnerve the extras.
Now that Kim Cattrall of Mannequin fame, pictured here last month in London, has finally signed on to star in the Sex and the City movie, producers and cast alike wait to hear whether or not the show's menfolk will agree to star in the film.
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