Sex and the City

The woman who made it good to be bad The woman who made it good to be bad

Is Helen Gurley Brown's legacy more than just sex quizzes and cleavage? A new biography of Cosmo's founder proclaims her a pioneer of today's raunchy, unapologetic brand of feminism.
  • Miss Sunshine, plus Lyme disease

    Suburban dysfunction, circa 1979, gets an intriguing makeover -- and a great cast -- in the sweet, dark and troubling "Lymelife."
  • Desperation becomes her

    "The Ex List" is like "Sex and the City" without the trustworthy friends, the cool clothes and the laughs. Is this a dramedy, or a cautionary tale?
  • Clint vs. Spike: WWII racial grudge match!

    A British paper lures Eastwood and Lee into an unfortunate feud. Here's the real question: Which of their films should the other one have made?
  • Summer reads

    Chick chat: From a black-humored romantic romp to the tale of a single woman flirting her way around the world, these novels make perfect beach companions.
  • "Sex and the City"

    Everyone's favorite cosmo-swilling sophisticates sashay onto the big screen in a padded push-up bra version of the TV show that made us love them.
  • Those dirty girls

    Did "Sex and the City" change the erotic landscape or turn the female libido into a marketing ploy? Sex writers discuss the iconic show's impact.
  • Older women: Sexy or scary?

    According to a British tabloid, "record numbers" of single women are dating younger men. Be afraid, be very afraid!
  • Another pretty face of a generation

    The question isn't why a blogger like Emily Gould has the spotlight -- it's why other women don't.
  • May '08: The Manolo riots

    The "Sex and the City" premiere in New York goes sour when thousands of angry fans are turned away.
  • No "Sex" on the beach at Cannes

    Fernando Meirelles' "Blindness," starring Julianne Moore, to open Cannes fest, with Barry Levinson's "What Just Happened?" as the closer.
  • From the Riviera to Abu Ghraib

    This week: Cannes announces its selections (almost), Tribeca kicks off, and Errol Morris plumbs the dark secrets behind those torture photos.
  • Feminism vs. "Sex and the City"?

    An article asks whether it's possible for a feminist to like the HBO series.
  • Cannes rumors: No Coens, but "Indy 4" and "Sex" likely

    Now "Burn After Reading" probably won't premiere in France. Will Spielberg or Sarah Jessica claim opening night?
  • News roundup: Girly drinks and peeping toms

    Two vodkas marketed to women, and only one of them has to do with "Sex and the City." Plus: Beware of cellphones in Oklahoma.
  • He's just really into TV

    The coauthor of a wildly successful dating guide gets his own talk show.
  • He loves me, he loves me not

    Women are buying "He's Just Not That Into You" by the truckload to understand their failing relationships. But what if he is into you?
  • Sex and the single voter

    Single women are the hot, must-have demo for the 2004 presidential race. But will they put out this November?
  • Let us now praise Charlotte York Goldenblatt

    Forget Carrie, Samantha and Miranda. Kristin Davis' deceptively sweet "Sex and the City" character has turned out to be the most intriguing -- and sexiest -- one of all.
  • Land of the lipstick lesbians

    Showtime's dramedy "The L Word" gives us a cast with an impossibly glossy, positive and superficial sheen.
  • In grossness and in health

    Psycho-dermatology, female gorillas, and why women love to pick their boyfriends' zits.
  • The Fix

    Dennis Miller booed by his new friends, Pam Anderson meets her blond match, and Eminem gets a poet's nod. Plus: The great Kate takes her last curtain call.
  • One more round of cosmos, girls

    For six years, they made expensive shoes, pretty cocktails and cheap sex look like basic essentials. Now it's last call for the women of "Sex and the City."
  • The trouble with Carrie

    Sarah Jessica Parker has spoiled the delicate chemistry of "Sex and the City" by turning her once-flawed character into a boring uptown bombshell -- and by refusing to get naked.
  • Making passes at Passover

    What do you do when six single women descend on your community seder? Duck.
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