'Sex and the City' author Candace Bushnell says HBO show 'was not very feminist': 'That's entertainment'

Sex And The City fans were thrilled to hear that the iconic show's reboot, And Just Like That..., will air in December and now they can celebrate the news in true SATC style. Airbnb's latest venture comes in the form of every SATC super fans dream, with the opportunity to stay at Carrie Bradshaw's New York apartment.

How I Met Your Mother spin-off How I Met Your Father.Cattrall, who will not be returning for the latest Sex And The City reboot And Just Like That… in December, will play the future version of Hilary Duff’s lead character Sophie.Much like the format of How I Met Your Mother, Sophie will spend the series relaying to her son the story of how she met his father.The majority of the show will be set in the current day, where Sophie spends her time with a tight-knit group of friends: Jesse (Chris

We knew there was more of a chance of hell freezing over than Kim Cattrall returning for the Sex and the City sequel series. But it still hurt to hear the confirmation that the iconic Samantha was getting the boot.

told The New York Post.The property, which Parker personally helped design, features a number of references sure to delight “SATC” devotees: Carrie’s walk-in closet (complete with her ballerina tutu from the show’s opening credits), her bedspread, and her infamous nameplate necklace among them.

Sex and the City fans will be thrilled to hear the wait is nearly over to see the girl gang back together, as the show’s reboot, And Just Like That..., has been confirmed to air in December - the same times it premieres in the USA.The anticipated series, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon as their much-loved alter-egos, will be making its debut on screens in the UK on Sky Comedy and streaming service NOW.The new chapter of the popular series, which originally ran from

Your own New York City love story! Ahead of the And Just Like That premiere on HBO Max, Sarah Jessica Parker worked with Airbnb to recreate Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic apartment for some of the biggest Sex and the City fans to enjoy.

Samantha Jones fans, rejoice!

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWelcome to this week’s “Just for Variety.”“And Just Like That …” will not only look like “Sex and the City” for a new generation, with Nicole Ari Parker, Sara Ramírez, Sarita Choudhury and Karen Pittman joining the cast, but the HBO Max reboot will also tackle issues around race. “I’m excited to be a part of something that’s different for them,” Parker tells me.

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Carrie Bradshaw is locking lips with someone who is not Mr. Big. On Wednesday, Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted filming the “Sex and the City” reboot, “And Just Like That…”, in New York City and the pics are leaving fans with a lot of questions.

Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted filming the reboot, , in New York City and the pics are leaving fans with a lot of questions.In the shots from the set, Parker's Carrie, wearing a floral-printed maxi dress and pink blazer, is seen kissing Jon Tenney, an actor's whose role has yet to be revealed. The pair appeared to be filming outside of Carrie's West Village apartment, kissing in front of her stoop.The eyebrow-raising smooch is of concern to viewers, as Carrie's husband, Mr.

Vintage finds! Sarah Jessica Parker’s fabulous fashion on the Sex and the City revival, And Just Like That, is simply the gift that keeps on giving. Case in point? One of her latest looks is serving up a special significance. 

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell is defending Kim Cattrall and her decision to exit the series and not return for the show’s HBO Max reboot.

Not holding back! Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell weighed in on the upcoming HBO Max revival, And Just Like That, and hinted that the streaming giants may not have the purest intentions.

The mind behind “Sex and the City” has some criticism for the show.

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell says the beloved HBO adaptation should not serve as a guide for how women should live.