The ladies of "Sex & the City" have often been compared to "The Golden Girls" -- but yesterday in NYC, Rue McClanahan told us the Cosmo swilling quartet doesn't hold a candle to Blanche Devereaux's crew.
The woman who played the original Samantha Jones came out swinging at LaGuardia, telling our camera guy, "Don't even mention them" -- and adding the GGs are on another level because "Our humor is much better than that."
In "Sex and the City," Chris Noth was always chauffeured around in a town car or limo -- but in real life, Mr. Big drives in what he calls, a "beat up piece of s**t."
Carrie Bradshaw may not jump into that thing -- but at least dude scored himself a Hula girl air freshener!
It is hard to believe that Samantha Jones broke up with this! Smith JerrodJason Lewis went for a dip in Miami Beach this weekend and showed off his stellar body of work.
Sarah Jessica Parker was last seen yesterday afternoon, evading paparazzi by jumping into a random VW Bug on the streets of NY. Anyone with information about her whereabouts, please contact TMZ -- so we can send another camera!
There are adorable consequences to having too much "Sex and the City" -- a baby! Chris Noth strapped on his 7-month-old son Orion for a walk around town on Tuesday.
Mr. Big had a string of bad qualities -- commitment issues, emotionally unavailable, not as hot as Aidan -- but there isn't a negative thing we can say about the guy who plays him, Chris Noth, and his interaction with his DC fans.
He's got one of the biggest movies of the summer coming out this weekend, but Chris Noth got trumped by the "Idol" Davids on the streets of New York yesterday.
The "Sex and the City" NYC premiere will be hilarious, even if the film sucks. Sources tell TMZ Sarah Jessica Parker has 50 tix to the May 27 show at Radio City Music Hall. Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis each scored 25. So even if it's a giant yawn, 125 people will be laughing their skinny little asses off.
Parker got the extra tix because she contributed a lot to the Caroline Kennedy Fund for Public Schools, the beneficiary of the event.
