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Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber Get Glamorous For the Tribeca Ball

Lauren Turner — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:58:49 PDT

Stars came out for the annual Tribeca Ball, honoring Robert De Niro's support of the arts and benefiting the Academy of Art, in NYC last night. Julianna Margulies wore a simple black gown while Kim Catrall went with a bright blue blazer and Solange Knowles mixed things up in a printed look. Naomi Watts wore a sexy strapless Stella McCartney dress to pose on the arm of Liev Schreiber. They recently returned to the Big Apple after a trip to Barbados with their sons Sasha and Kai. Naomi wore a swimsuit and Liev went shirtless to show PDA in the ocean when they weren't hanging out with their boys during the getaway.

The glamorous affair comes just ahead of the kickoff to the Tribeca Film Festival, which Robert founded in 2001. We're gearing up for tomorrow's opening day with a look back at the most star-studded Tribeca Film Festival moments including Angelina Jolie and Kristen Stewart.

Sarah Jessica Parker Loves The Hamptons Diet, But What Is It?

Michele Foley — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 03:06:40 PDT

Founded by the former medical director of the Atkins Center, Fred Pescatore, MD, The Hamptons Diet is what you'd get if the Mediterranean Diet, South Beach Diet, and Atkins Diet crossed paths. It's also got major celebrity draw: Sarah Jessica Parker, Renée Zellweger, and Kim Cattrall follow The Hamptons Diet, and Kate Hudson went on it to help lose her baby weight.

That's good and all, but what is it exactly? Keep reading to find out!

Kim Cattrall Intimidates Men With Her Sex Smarts

Tara Block — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 12:50:03 PDT

While her Sex and the City alter ego, Samantha Jones, has no issues in the dating department (or rather, jump-in-the-sack department), Kim Cattrall shares that her real-world dating life isn't so glamorous on The Ellen DeGeneres Show today. But it isn't her sexually adventurous roles that intimidate men, it's actually her knowledge on female sexuality. I agree with Ellen on this one; shouldn't her know-how be a turn-on, not a turnoff?

Kim Cattrall's Secrets to Staying Sexy at Any Age

Daily Makeover — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 05:02:25 PDT

We're very excited to present this story from one of our favorite sites, Daily Makeover!

To say that Kim Cattrall knows sexy is like saying a fish knows how to swim--it just doesn't do justice to her innate ability to inhabit her sensuality. The 54-year-old actress spent the last decade as one of TV's most sexualized characters on HBO's Sex And The City. When we got the chance to sit down with Kim, who is the new face of Olay's Total Effects anti-aging body line, we got the scoop on how she continues to look so amazing. The soft-spoken star says women need to get rid of the notion that sexy means over-the-top. "I always think that less is more," she says. "There's a point where you look in the mirror and say 'Is this too much?' and if you even have that inclination than it usually is."

See what else Kim has to say about staying sexy when you keep reading

Who Is the Best Comedic Actress of 2010?

BuzzSugar — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 15:30:53 PST

Make 'em laugh! Funny ladies were all over film this year, playing goofy, deadpan, and silly all at once. Some actresses brought out the humor in a romantic comedy, some went slapstick, and some went totally raunchy to get giggles (I'm looking at you, Samantha). But who was the most hilarious actress on screen this year? Vote now!

Don't forget to vote on all of my Best of 2010 polls!

SJP and the Girls Dish on Their Sex and the City 2 Flashback Scene!

PopSugar — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:30:00 PDT

Sex and the City 2 mania kicked off our Summer in the most fabulous way possible, and with the DVD release around the corner on Oct. 26, it's back to brighten up our Fall. To celebrate, we have an exclusive clip from the bonus features, which includes commentary from Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis on getting into their fantastic '80s get-ups in the film's opening flashback. Enjoy the behind-the-scenes peek at how Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotte made their splashy entrance to Sex and the City 2!

Samantha Jones Brings Father and Daughter Together

TresSugar — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:45:30 PDT

Kim Cattrall told the Daily Express that her Sex and the City character Samantha has helped parents and kids open up about sex. One dad even came up to her and thanked her.

"He said, 'You know, you really made it possible for me to talk to my 18-year-old daughter about sex.' That was lovely to hear, because it's a big step for a young girl's dad to be able to say to her, 'You know that episode of Sex and the City . . . that could happen to you, you know.''"

I'm all for anything that breaks down sexual taboos, but what does the hyperactive sex life of a 50-year-old woman have in common with teenagers'? Guess you can meet a guy with the "funkiest tasting spunk" at any age!

If SATC is serious about expanding its franchise, might I suggest Samantha Jones sex-ed videos?

The SATC2 Girls Bring Their Sparkle to Japan

PopSugar — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 10:30:00 PDT

Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, and Kim Cattrall brought the decadence of SATC2 to Japan over the weekend, starting with a Monday photo call before today's premiere. SJP arrived sporting her chic NYC style and quickly morphed back into Carrie joining Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda for all the events. SJP skipped the dramatic headwear instead wowing the crowd with all those diamonds. Cynthia kept it simple in black at both events, and Kim shimmered in shades of gold. Kristin was a knockout in red yesterday and kept things fun and flirty today in another knee length gown. The fab four put up a strong fight at the box office but ended up coming in third behind Prince of Persia and Shrek Forever After. We're still all about the fab four - check out our extensive fashion, beauty, decor, and so much more coverage here!

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Did You Catch Sex and the City 2?

FabSugar — Sun, 30 May 2010 10:14:51 PDT

After all the excitement, all the build-up, the highly anticipated Sex and the City 2 debuted on Thursday. I'll allow BuzzSugar to size up the plot but the wardrobe was beyond fantastical. Carrie even made a record-breaking number of outfit changes: 48! Did you catch the the flick yet? What did you think?

Photos courtesy of Warner Bros.

Sex and the City 2: See It For the Sparkle

Lauren Bradshaw — Fri, 28 May 2010 08:58:13 PDT

The core of the Sex and the City TV series is its depiction of four Manhattanites and their bond. Over the course of the six seasons, we grow to know Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), and Samantha (Kim Cattrall), to empathize with their man troubles, cheer for their career successes, and live vicariously through their regular weekend brunch dates.

In Sex and the City 2 we're right back to their friendships, even more so than the first movie. Indeed, most of the sequel - all two and a half hours of it - is about the four of them together on a girls' weekend in Abu Dhabi, which means less of a focus on Big (Chris Noth) or Steve (David Eigenberg), and the return of Samantha in her full promiscuous glory. Hooray!

The downside: while we focus more on the ladies, they sometimes prove to be very frustrating. To see what I mean

Each woman has her share of problems in the sequel: Carrie and Big have hit a slump, Charlotte feels threatened by her girls' nanny, Samantha is battling menopause, and Miranda can't win over a sexist law firm partner. We're so invested in these characters that it's usually easy to empathize with their dilemmas, but it's harder this time. Their insecurities come under scrutiny after the topic of marriage causes tension between Charlotte and Carrie. Their interplay makes you want to shake them both, and dare I say, makes them unlikeable - although admittedly more realistic as women. What's not so realistic: their expense accounts and enough costume changes to make your head spin. Our fab four seems more spoiled than ever.

That's the thing about Sex and the City 2: it has a difficult time striking a balance. On the one hand, you have a story about female relationships, but that often gets overshadowed by flash. Don't get me wrong - I love the flash - but my favorite parts of the film are when the women support one another. And while the film is always willing to make fun of itself (an amazing cameo from Liza Minnelli is perhaps the best example), the ladies' signature puns often feel like they're trying too hard this time around. The movie's portrayal of Muslims in Abu Dhabi may also raise a few eyebrows. It makes a valiant effort to try to comment on the gender roles in the culture, but sometimes it feels like it's mocking it instead.

Now, this is all from a critical eye. If you go into the movie to really pick it apart, then you'll see my concerns. But if you're just a die-hard SATC fan, you're sure to coo over the clothes and cackle at the multiple boner jokes. Heck, I even got teary not once, but twice! If you choose to check it out, leave your microscope at home, and see it the way it's intended: with a mind for lighthearted fun, and of course, with your best girlfriends in tow.

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