The 'Sex and the City' Revival Exposes TV's Infuriating Diversity Problem

Sarah Jessica Parker confirmed that the upcoming "Sex and the City" revival will indeed see the characters tackle the coronavirus in New York City.  It was announced earlier this month that HBO Max is bringing back the iconic dramedy series with a new chapter titled, "And Just Like That..." which will feature Parker (Carrie Bradshaw), Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes), and Kristin Davis (Charlotte York).

COVID-19 pandemic will “obviously” be part of the storyline for the upcoming Sex and the City revival, according to Sarah Jessica Parker.It was confirmed last month that the iconic show was set to return as a limited series on new streaming service HBO Max.Sources say that three of the main characters in the show – Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes and Kristin Davis as Charlotte York – will return for the limited series, but Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones) is

Sarah Jessica Parker couldn’t help but wonder, “How would Carrie Bradshaw fare in a pandemic?”

Sarah Jessica Parker couldn't help but wonder, «How would Carrie Bradshaw fare in a pandemic?» The 55-year-old actress is gearing up to reprise her role as the beloved character, and teases to  what fans can expect when the popular series returns for 10-episodes on HBO Max.

Sex and the City fans may be seeing Caitlyn Jenner, 71, on their screens soon. The transgender icon is at the top of the list for a cameo role in the popular show’s future reboot, according to The Mirror. The outlet claims the consideration is there because the people in charge are trying to make the show more diverse after the original series and films were criticized for not being inclusive.

After years of waiting to see the girls strut their stuff on the streets of Manhattan again, Sarah Jessica Parker and co finally confirmed that Sex and the City was getting a revival.

Back in style! With the announcement that Sex and the City is returning to HBO Max with a revival titled And Just Like That, we decided to take a trip down memory lane and revisit the original series’ fashion evolution.

Grab your cosmos! On January 10, Sarah Jessica Parker announced that an official Sex and the City revival is coming! The original series aired on HBO from 1998 to 2004, spanning 94 episodes during its six seasons. The show, which followed best friends Carrie Bradshaw (Parker), Miranda Hobbs (Cynthia Nixon), Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) and Charlotte York (Kristin Davis) living in New York City, earned 54 Emmy nominations (winning seven) and 24 Golden Globe nods (winning eight).

And I couldn’t help but wonder, should Jennifer Coolidge play Samantha Jones in the upcoming Sex and the City revival? Andy Cohen asked the actress whether she had any interest in taking on the role of Kim Cattrall’s character in HBO Max’s recently announced series, And Just Like That, with Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis.

“Sex and the City” fans may want Jennifer Coolidge to replace Kim Cattrall in the upcoming HBO Max revival, but the actress isn’t so sure.

Telling the fans what they want to know! Three days after announcing a Sex and the City revival titled And Just Like That is coming to HBO Max without Kim Cattrall, Sarah Jessica Parker hinted that Samantha Jones won’t be replaced.

The return of Louise from St. Louis? Jennifer Hudson hopes so! The actress, 39, appeared in the first Sex and the City movie in 2008, playing Carrie Bradshaw’s (Sarah Jessica Parker) assistant. Despite her character moving back to St. Louis at the end of the movie, the Oscar winner would love to make a cameo in the upcoming HBO Max revival, And Just Like That.

Jennifer Hudson is ready to bring Louise from St. Louis back to New York City! The 39-year-old Oscar winner famously played Carrie Bradshaw's beloved assistant in the 2008 film. It was recently announced that the franchise was returning for a new installment on HBO Max titled ET's Kevin Frazier asked Hudson at a junket for her animated short film,  if she would be interested in reprising her role as Louise for the next chapter of . «I hope so, that would be cool.

In the hours since news broke that “Sex And The City” was coming back, without Samantha Jones, Kim Cattrall has indirectly weighed in on the upcoming HBO Max revival.

, SJP will earn over $1 million per episode of AJLT (trying to make a new acronym happen, just go with it, pls) for the 10-episode season—meaning she's making a total of $10 million. (FYI, this is a major increase from what SJP got paid for her other HBO show Divorce—a "measly".)Yes, even the second one, shudder.