The sexual story lines on Sex and the City seemed fairly ridiculous at times and yet, also, relatable. That’s probably because they actually happened to someone in real life, according to Cynthia Nixon, aka Miranda, who once screwed a guy who enjoyed dirty talk and an occasional finger in his ass.
Last night on Watch What Happens Live!, Cynthia Nixon played a round of “Nixon Picks ‘Em” with Andy Cohen, during which she categorized celebrities like Beyoncé and Hillary Clinton as Sex and the City characters. Do you think she’s tired of doing things like this? I think she’s tired of doing things like this.
Despite starring in six seasons and two movie versions of Sex and the City, Cynthia Nixon was apparently unaware of the existence of The Carrie Diaries, the SatC prequel now in its second season on The CW—which is so very Miranda of her.
Award shows in Hollywood are generally pretty formal, but when you're talking about a youth-oriented not-for-profit organization partnering with a TV network, you're going to see a more relaxed dress code. That's what happened last night in Hollywood at the DoSomething.org and VH1's 2013 Do Something Awards.…
Rob Lowe and Rashida Jones will be leaving Parks and Rec during the 13th episode of the upcoming sixth season, executive producer Mike Schur has confirmed — because their characters are maybe, probably, having that baby they were talking about at the end of last season.
As the New York mayoral race kicks off, Sex and The City and Broadway actress Cynthia Nixon has been organizing LGBT and women-geared fundraisers on behalf of the public advocate Bill de Blasio. She's also had to set a number of people — including, via awkward email, Alec Baldwin — straight (so to speak) about not…
A few days after Obama supporter Sarah Jessica Parker laid the truth-smackdown on Billy Bush about Romney's vacillation and her personal support for the President, Cynthia Nixon stopped by Ybor City, Florida to stump for Obama, saying: "I'm so grateful to be here… because in New York there's nothing to do Obama-wise.…
Good thing you didn't hold your breath waiting for the sequel to the 2001 comedy Zoolander, or else we'd be saying your eugoogly right now (sorry). But Zoolander 2 is coming around the bend now, I guess, featuring the return of Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson as male models Derek (who actually resurfaced recently at The…
I always knew that Stephen King books were based in reality: Sheryl Crow struck fear into the hearts of all by suggesting that her benign brain tumor was caused by cell phone use, although "there are no doctors that will confirm that," she told Katie Couric. "I do have the theory that it's possible that it's related…
Even though it's Memorial Day, you can still haul yourself out of your hot dog, watermelon, and cupcake reverie to appreciate the latest installment of New York's Finest Gay Weddings: Cynthia Nixon married her longtime partner Christine Marinoni, nearly three years after the couple became engaged at a rally to support…
Cynthia Nixon's comments that being gay was a personal choice for her rankled all manner of folk earlier this month. And now she's weathered the shitstorm Nixon has come out to clarify her position – even though she did a pretty good job of it the first time around – and say that, for her, being gay is a choice but…
Cynthia Nixon, forever Miranda and now starring in Wit on Broadway, spoke to the New York Times about her relationship with partner Christine Marinoni, and the controversy her opinion has stirred:
Lady Gaga is talking politics again — this time, immigration politics. You could be skeptical about the impact a celebrity could have on the political conversation — or you could look at certain other examples, including Gaga with the Don't Ask Don't Tell repeal.
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It's a monumental day in women's history! We're coming to you from a 10am showing, where we are live-blogging our insights into the movie's magical minutiae. Remember this moment, because it's the moment at which dreams came true.
Yes, the reviews are in, and Sex & the City 2 didn't fare particularly well. Neither did its actresses. Let's take a look at the language used to describe the ladies.
How bad is SATC 2? In addition to being "insipid," "condescending," and "blatantly anti-Muslim," it made reviewers experience delirious hallucinations about adding Eleanor Roosevelt as the fifth "girl" or killing them all off in a "heart-rending Death of Spock-type scene."
Last night at Carnegie Hall, history was made. Four women dressed in couture, posed with Liza, confused us with the presence of random celebrity cameos, and mugged for the cameras. (And that was just the red carpet.) Get. Carried. Away.
