Sex and the City

"Sex and the City" film a marketing dream

From Manolo Blahnik high heels to designer dresses, the materialism of the characters in television's "Sex and the City" has made the movie version a marketing dream that some companies are paying for dearly and at least one is getting for free.

Your ticket out of 'Sex and the City'

T oday's column contains a free John Kass' Get Out of Watching the "Sex and the City" Movie Card , or Kass' SATC Absolvo Carta for short, and I'm offering it for this simple reason:

"Sex And The City" has world premiere in London

London put on its designer frocks Monday for the world premiere of the movie version of "Sex And The City", the worldwide TV smash charting the lives and loves of four New York women.

New York's the star as 'Sex and the City' hits the big screen

Sipping on a cosmopolitan in the Meatpacking district, tripping through the streets laden with boxes from Soho boutiques: New York is as much the star of "Sex and the City" as its actresses, offering the chance to live just like Carrie and her pals.

TOURISTS FLOCK TO SEE 'SEX AND THE CITY' NYC HOT SPOTS

Forget the Empire State Building. Some New York tourists are eager to see the city's other landmarks: Carrie's stoop, Charlotte's gallery and that restaurant where Samantha threw a martini in a boyfriend's face. Fans of "Sex and the City" have long arrived here eager to see the $500 shoes, the Cosmopolitan-drinking fashionistas and the glamorous serial daters for themselves. Now, with the movie ...

'Sex and the City' tries to age gracefully

NEW YORK (AP) -- Early on in the new "Sex and the City" film -- and don't worry, we're not spoiling the plot here -- Carrie and longtime love Mr. Big are in bed together.