Sex and the City

Rumors have been flying that Mr. Big would die in the "Sex and the City" reboot. Here's what happens to Chris Noth's character in "And Just Like That."

The "Sex and the City" reboot is on HBO Max now...and straight away it tells us why Kim Cattrall's character is not in it.

The wait for the "Sex and the City" reboot "And Just Like That..." on HBO Max is almost over.

And just like that, the iconic "Sex and the City" foursome whittled down to a trio. Ahead of the reboot, we take a look at where Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte could (perhaps) be now.

"And Just Like That" is bringing Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte back after a decade – and "Sex and the City" fans can watch it online this December.

As "...And Just Like That" comes to HBO Max, we revisit all six seasons of the original "Sex and the City" – every boyfriend, every Cosmopolitan, every sex pun.

"Hopefully it's like rejoining friends that you haven't seen in a long time but you can pick up right where you left off," Cynthia Nixon says about returning as Miranda Hobbes in HBO's 'And Just Like That,' a 'Sex and the City' chapter.

With Kim Cattrall not being a part of the "Sex and the City" spin-off "And Just Like That...," Chris Noth has weighed in on her feud with Sarah Jessica Parker.

Devoted "Sex and the City" fans can now strap on their Manolo Blahniks in Carrie Bradshaw's New York City apartment—and the privilege costs just $23 a night.

Kim Cattrall will not be reprising her role as fan favorite Samantha Jones in "Sex and the City" spin-off "And Just Like That..."

Michael Patrick King, executive producer of "SATC," has praised the actor's "spirit and dedication."

Willie Garson, whose death at 57 was announced on Tuesday, portrayed Stanford Blatch in "Sex and the City."

It was confirmed on Tuesday that "Sex and the City" star Willie Garson had passed away at the age of 57.

Willie Garson has died at the age of 57 but "Sex and the City" fans will always remember him as the hilarious character, Stanford Blatch.

"Sex and the City's" Carrie Bradshaw had her fair share of rogue, tempestuous relationships over the years, but fellow writer Jack Berger was the worst. Fact.

Actor Willie Garson was beloved for his role as Stanford Blatch in the "Sex and the City" franchise.

Find out who's returning, who's not, and who's joining the cast of "And Just Like That..." the new "Sex and the City" reboot coming to HBO Max.

The new series, "And Just Like That..." will star Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis, with Nicole Ari Parker joining the fold.

Kim Cattrall played the role of Samantha Jones in the original "Sex and the City." Unfortunately, she won't be appearing in the reboot "And Just Like That..."

The saucy columnist's outfits were legendary in the original six seasons, which ran from 1998 to 2004.

The Natasha star is famous for playing Big's first wife—and for famously eviscerating Carrie over their affair.

It has now been confirmed that Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Willie Garson, and Evan Handler will be stepping back into their roles for HBO Max's "And Just Like That…"

The actress, 56, spent some downtime working in her flagship shoe store in New York City on Sunday.

The viral TikTok parody sees Carrie bring her so-bad-they're-good puns to 2021 with talks of vaccines and the CDC's warnings against kissing chickens.

Three of the show's four main stars will be reprising their roles when "And Just Like That..." goes into production in the summer, after Kim Cattrall bowed out of the franchise.

Major shows including "Frasier," "iCarly" and "Sex and the City" are getting reboots across streaming services such as Disney+, HBO Max and Netflix.

News of the "Sex and the City" reboot has been bittersweet for fans, as the cult series revival comes with a price—no Kim Cattrall.

"Sex and the City" is getting an HBO Max revival, with Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristen Davis returning—though Kim Cattrall is not back of Samantha Jones after years of feuding.

As a "love letter" to Paris, Darren Star explained that the show was meant to display the city's glamor, even if it appears cliché.

The actress, who played Samantha Jones in "Sex and the City," previously called her co-star "cruel."