We all have a dumbest friend. We stick by her out of loyalty, shared history, and slightly pitying affection, but we all know that she's as dumb as a sock full of batteries. HP's advance screening of Sex and the City at the Paris Theatre made it very clear that Sex and the City II is achingly dumb, but that we will stick by the franchise to the bitter end.  More»

Yesterday when we told you that Sex And the City 2 would be filming at the Midtown law firm office of Hogan and Hartson, we had no idea all those legal types would incite such a frency. Not only did filming get postponed because employees were peaking in on the filming of a scene set in Big's office, but there also erupted quite a ruckus, outside. More»

• From plus-size to pint-size, Tyra's an equal opportunity employer. For upcoming auditions for America's Next Top Model, "models" must be 5'7'' and under. Sorry, Gisele. [Entertainment Weekly]

• Giving up Facebook for lent?That may be a struggle for you, but it may be even harder for your dad. Or so says a growing number of parents. But isn’t that what privacy settings are for anyway? [WSJ]

• Better to be talked bad about than not to be talked about at all. Well, sucks for these people then. There's a new gossip hierarchy out, and looks like no one is talking about... well, anyone that they used to. [Gawker]

• Girls are being so sensitive these days. They're even offering cab money if their banker date has recently been laid off! At least they are waiting until the second or third date. [NY Mag]

• The only thing left that's not designer on Madison Avenue, wealthy New Yorkers may soon be able to order up their kids' biological features with genetic engineering like they order up dinner at Le Cirque. [NY Daily News]

• Apparently, porn on a large scale does exist outside of Christopher street. "One of Times Square's last big screen porno theaters" - apparently we missed the heyday of that trend - is just no longer what it used to be. [Curbed]

Well today marks the official opening of SATC around the country and people are REALLY getting into it. Many are discussing the appeal the movie will have among the male demographic. While some think that most men don’t care enough about the show/characters/movie to purchase their $12 ticket, the men in my life make me think twice. These men are the Stanfords, Skippers, and Mr. Bigs of this world, who relate to the male characters, those characters’ experiences with our favorite females, and the urban environs they all enjoy. There are also men, like some fathers we know, who are see the women in their lives in the SATCfemales – and secretly enjoy a cosmo at home every now and then.

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