Cougar Town or Sex and the City?

Photo of Kim Catrall on the Sex and the City set

Seen any cougars prowling your neighborhood lately? As the Sex and the City gals film their sequel around town, the NY Post takes a look at the aging foursome a whopping 11 years after we first all got to know them. The paper, which points out the women range from 43 to 53 years old these days, says, "One is more likely to sport burp cloths than Manolo Blahniks on the weekends."

Meanwhile, the Daily News is rumormongering, saying the sequel includes an "elaborate wedding scene at a Connecticut inn and the guest list includes Samantha, Charlotte, Carrie and Miranda, plus Carrie's friend Stanford Blatch and his mother and father." Gay marriage is hot right now! Spoiler: Stanford could be marrying Anthony Marentino and Liza Minnelli could be the wedding singer! And there's your first Sex and the City the sequel update, only 9 more months til it hits the big screen.

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By Jen Carlson in Arts & Entertainment on September 9, 2009 5:59 PM

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NannyState

Suddenly it's 1985 and I'm about to get propositioned by some Times Square streetwalking trash.

sexisicilian

Is that a drag queen:)

MrManhattan

"the NY Post takes a look at the aging foursome a whopping 11 years after we first all got to know them."

11 years? I remember Dee Schneider from the late '70's!

sexisicilian

I think Dee looks beta than this one:)

movi

I love the Walkman on her hip!

TooTallJeff

I think that's part of her titanium hip replacement.

ANGRYGOD11

Looks like the guy on the passenger side of the brown car just found Mom.

Amanda Harletsch

In more relvant topics:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mark-dorlester/guaranteed-health-care-in_b_280528.html

ides_of_march

From the photo, I thought it was a movie about 42nd street circa 1974.

ides_of_march

Why don't you check out one of the many posts about health care? Talk about obssessed.

S.D.

As much as I think Health care reform *is* important, little off topic, no?

starrygordon

No, we are going to need extraordinary means to survive terminal ennui so we can continue to follow these undead vacuous celebrities -- possibly preserved by advanced taxidermy -- into the far distant future.