Candace Bushnell: Suck It, My New Book Is Fictional As Hell

Candace Bushnell was recently profiled by the New York Observer, home of her original Sex and the City column, in conjunction with the release of her latest novel, Killing Monica.

Candace Bushnell was recently profiled by the New York Observer, home of her original Sex and the City column, in conjunction with the release of her latest novel, Killing Monica.
After Sarah Jessica Parker called the AnnaSophia Robb-starring Sex and The City prequel The Carrie Diaries "odd,"
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MAJOR Carrie Diaries fan Candace Bushnell hit back at SJP for being an old cronehag who doesn't understand how the world works.
Yo, Helen Mirren! Can I watch you have a cognac and take notes on how to be a woman? K thanks. During her speech after receiving her Legend Award at the Empire Movie Awards last night, Mirren drew attention to fellow award recipient Sam Mendes' sausage-fest of thank yous and inspirations. (Specifically: PT Anderson,…
Because Kanye West is Kanye West, it is absolutely unsurprising that he would tell the 5,000+ crowd at Atlantic City's Revel Resort about the impending Kimyelet without Kim Kardashian's knowledge, let alone her approval. The two hadn't discussed when they would tell the public, and Kim wanted to wait until she…
The plot thickens: pastry-breasted recent divorceé Katy Perry has invited her friend Robert Pattinson, cuckold, to "take a break" with her. A source says, "Katy has been a rock for Rob. She has reassured him she is very much there for him just as he was for her when she split from Russell." Reportedly Kristen Stewart…
The last thing we heard about The Carrie Diaries — the '80s-era Sex And The City prequel — was a denial of the rumor that Blake Lively would play Samantha Jones, Selena Gomez would be Charlotte York, Emma Roberts would play Miranda Hobbes, and Elizabeth Olsen would be the new Carrie Bradshaw. Now we've learned that…
Across the land, celebs were supporting the arts — from the New York City Ballet's gala to the opening of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the clothes were a show of their own...for good and ill.
Candace Bushnell (Sex And The City, Lipstick Jungle) will write two more novels, one of which, The Two Mrs. Stones, will hit stores in 2012. Think the plot involves affluent white people with relationship problems? [AP]
Last night, Candace Bushnell appeared at New York's St. John store along with Tina Brown to promote The Carrie Diaries, to discuss "sex, success, and shoes" — and, as it turned out, to offer her thoughts on this very blog.
"Am I Carrie Bradshaw? No. I am Candace Bushnell." So says the real CB, but a London Times interview reveals striking parallels — including, perhaps, the desire to "write a book that would change the world."
"Before Sex And The City, Carrie Bradshaw was a girl with great friends, big dreams, and, of course, boy drama." Sounds like something Teen Vogue readers can relate to, right? Except: Candace Bushnell's new novel is set in the '80s.
The cover of SATC prequel The Carrie Diaries has been revealed...and looks like Sprouse-style Vuitton. "Set during Carrie Bradshaw's high school years, the book details the budding fashionista's early relationships and how she began her career as a writer." [MSNBC]
Candace Bushnell owes me six minutes and fifty-four seconds of my life back, because that is how much time I wasted on the Sex and the City writer's dismal new "webisode" effort The Broadroom.
"How come every time women manage to break out of traditional roles, someone... tries to ruin it with a derogatory label?... My husband is 10 years younger, but we've been married for seven years... he's 40, ferchrist's sake." [N.Y. Post]
Women's mag More and SATC writer Candace Bushnell have joined forces to create a new webseries, The Broadroom. More editor Lesley Jane Seymour says The Broadroom is the "next Lipstick Jungle"—So: gaudy, pointless, and swiftly canceled? [MediaWeek]