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This issue of NY Magazine is the best summer kick-off cover yet.

Above is the faux shot of John McCain and Barack Obama on the beach doing the now famous fist bump.

Fortunately, NY Magazine kept John McCain fully clothed.

Unfortunately for Barack Obama, those are not really his abs.

Let the summer campaign begin!

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The Economist

And the City - that is.

Sex and the City scored a record-breaking opening weekend earning $55.7 million – the most ever made by an R-rated comedy.

“To be No. 1 is unexpected,” Parker, 43, told People. “Beyond that, it would be greedy for us to think about, talk about” how much it might make.”

Get ready for the sequel!

New York Magazine interviewed Sarah Jessica Parker on the upcoming release of the Sex and the City Movie and got her thoughts on how the show changed NYC.

Plus, click here to see what she said about Kim Cattrall holding out for more money.

New York Magazine

Time Out NY

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Want to see some outrageous NYC apartments.  And of course get very jealous.

Pick up this week’s issue of NY Magazine.

Click here to read about her feelings on NYC

And click here to read what she said about Kim Cattrall.

Check out the latest issue (seen above) by clicking here!

In this issue of New York Magazine, Sarah Jessica Parker talks about how the West Village is being transformed into a luxe tree-lined shopping mall. 

Well I have news for you SJP. 

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If you’ve seen the fashion shows in NYC, you’ve noticed how many celebrities sit in the front row like never before.

In New York Look, The Fug Girls write about the risk fashion designers are taking by simply having “any” celebrity attend their shows simply to get celebrities in the front row.

For example, “what was Clive Owen doing at Miss Sixty in September?  Does he even know what Miss Sixty is?”

They ask, “could we one day see Meryl Streep at Baby Phat?”

In the end, designers need “to reconsider cutting the checks with some semblance of common sense” before they ruin their cred in the industry.

(New York Look)

You’ve heard the story!

The reason we didn’t get to have a Sex and the City movie sooner was apparently because Kim Cattrall held out for more money.

Here’s what Sarah Jessica Parker had to say about that in the current issue of New York Magazine:

“If I had thought it was any of my business at the time,” Parker says, “what I would have said is, ‘Isn’t it okay for Kim to think that the money wasn’t right?”

(She also says, “Perhaps she was some kind of emotional psychic, because this way we made a better movie.”)                                                                                                                                                           

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