“So many,” says Davis in Health. “Angelina. Hillary Clinton. Maya Angelou. Helen Miran.”
“I’ve met Angelina. I don’t know her well, but what she’s done is fantastic…I admire anyone who adopts children.”
What’s different about this one?
This will be a collector’s item for Sex and the City fans.
It is indeed jam packed with 63 pages of the upcoming movie.
Great pool side reading - if the weather would only be nice this weekend!
Enjoy!
Everyone in NYC is in an uproar!
I mean, how could they.
NYC made Sex and the City what it is.
But Kim Cattrall provided a weak explanation for why the premiere was held in all of places - London.
It worked.
Here’s Sarah Jessica Parker and her crazy hat on the cover of the NY Post.
If she was looking for attention for the London premiere of Sex and the City, this little stunt worked.
The picture has everyone talking and asking what was this “style icon” thinking?
Um, attention. And she got it!
Well done.
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The New York Daily News gave a great review to the movie we’re all looking forward to as well as some story line hints - but don’t worry - no spoilers:
Make the jump and you’ll see what I mean:
Much was said about Kim Cattrall fighting for more money.
Well, Kim looks hotter than ever and she speaks out about why she held out in the new issue of the Advocate…
“I never expected to be paid what Sarah was being paid,” she says. “Sarah’s a producer. But I felt that the offer was not worthy of what the three of us had contributed, and I spoke up about it. You know, my dad was a big union guy. He felt that the workers should get a part of it.”
“I’m a woman in my 50s. I’m not living with some multimillionaire. I’m it. Negotiation is about getting more money, and I think, Would they have a problem with this if I were a man? You look at James Gandolfini. He stood up and said, ‘Hey, I’m worth it.’ ” Her hard line appears to have worked.
In March the Postreported that not only had Cattrall gotten a raise, but so had Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon, thanks to her bargaining efforts. “Enough said” is all she’ll say in response to that. “It’s like, ‘Oh, don’t make any waves. Just be a good girl and take it.’ And you know, I’m happy with my deal, ultimately. I feel like I stuck my neck out. I fought. I don’t ever want to be on a set where I feel undervalued.”
Good for you Kim.
