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Sex and the City 2 Cast Covers Entertainment Weekly

Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon flaunt their stuff on the cover of this week’s Entertainment Weekly issue.

Here’s what the ladies had to say:

Parker on wearing designer clothes while shooting in Dubai: “Kim and I had this camel that without any warning would just sit down whenever he wanted. And we were dressed like lunatics! Designer couture on camels. And I mean Couture. I had some vintage Dior pieces from the couture archives on a camel.”

Davis on meeting her fellow castmembers: “Our first day on the set, Sarah Jessica had this big thing of Krispy Kreme doughnuts, and she invited me to her trailer. She [said] ‘Let’s hang out and get to know each other.’ We had 18-hour days, so we bonded pretty quickly. The most famous person on the set, you take their lead.”

Edited: May 19th, 2010

Sex and the City 2 Cast: Marie Claire June 2010

The Sex and the City 2 cast rocks their own individual covers for Marie Claire.

Sarah Jessica Parker rocks Balmain – the same dress Demi Moore wore on the cover of W Magazine – Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis wear Dior and Kim Cattrall dons Valentino.

Here are some highlights:

Parker on the demands of working on the film: “When you’re on set, you’re working 90-hour weeks, you’re never home, you’re exhausted. There are times when all of us have been sensitive, and sometimes feelings get hurt. But I don’t have any regrets about how I’ve treated people.”

Davis on how they used to let loose: “When we first started, we would all drive out to the Hamptons together at 4 a.m. on a Friday night after shooting ended and see the sunrise as we arrived. I love those memories.”

Parker on being influenced by Carrie’s style: “I’ve never revealed as much or been so daring or made quite as many triumphant mistakes as Carrie. But I’m now bolder than I would have been had I never played this part.”

Cattrall on the rumored infighting between the ladies: “The press has to put women in these boxes, rather than show them as the movie portrays them: working together and being powerful. Things just have to be explosive for no other reason then for people’s imaginations.”

Edited: May 12th, 2010

Jessica Szohr: Lucky Magazine April 2010

Gossip Girl star Jessica Szohr takes the April cover of Lucky magazine. Here’s what she had to say:

On being inspired by “old Hollywood”:

“The 1950 film All About Eve shows classic Old Hollywood, when women put so much detail into getting ready.”

On her fashion evolution:

“I’m learning more and more about clothes and designers from being a part of Gossip Girl and living in New York. In fittings now, I’m like, ‘I love that Diane von Furstenberg skirt or this Rag & Bone jacket,’ whereas before, I wouldn’t have recognized the labels.”

On loving menswear:

“At Confederacy in L.A., it’s hard to know where to begin: It has great coffee-table books, an incredible shoe collection, and a men’s section that I shop in for myself.”

Edited: March 3rd, 2010

‘Dancing With the Stars’ List Revealed

Another set of celebrities will be putting on their dancing shoes this season of Dancing With the Stars.

Here’s a complete list:

Jake Pavelka (The Bachelor)
Shannon Doherty
Pamela Anderson
Buzz Alrdrin (Astronaut)
Kate Gosselin
Evan Lysacek (Olympic gold medalist)
Nicole Scherzinger
Aiden Turner (soap star)
Chad Ochocinco (NFL star)
Erin Andrews (ESPN)
Niecy Nash

What do you think of the list?

Edited: March 2nd, 2010

Paramount Pushes Back Expansion Date for ‘The Lovely Bones’

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Paramount Pictures is pushing back their plan to expand The Lovely Bones this Friday because of bad reviews and moviegoers not agreeing with director Peter Jackson’s drama.

The film is currently being played at three theaters in Los Angeles and New York City where it only garnered a mere $218,774 after its Dec. 11 debut.

Paramount is releasing the film on Jan. 15.  and their latest research showed that girls between the ages of 13 and 20 have a “strong interest in seeing the picture.”

What do YOU think about the delay? Watch the trailer for the film below. Is it something YOU would want to see?

Edited: December 24th, 2009