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Sex fans have reason to rejoice. The much-anticipated sequel to the 2008 smash hit, Sex and the City, has begun shooting in New York City. All of the lovely ladies - Sarah Jessica Parker ('Carrie'), Kim Cattrall ('Samantha'), Kristin Davis ('Charlotte') and Cynthia Nixon ('Miranda') - are returning in starring roles, with Michael Patrick King returning as both writer and director. Other familiar faces back for more Sex are Chris Noth ('Mr. Big'), David Eigenberg ('Steve'), Evan Handler ('Harry'), Jason Lewis ('Smith'), Mario Cantone ('Anthony') and Willie Garson ('Stanford Blatch'). In a press release announcing the start of principal photography, Parker said, 'It?s a great privilege to be spending time again with this beloved cast and crew and to be filming in New York City. We look forward to the next few months of this adventure.' Writer/producer/director King added, 'We are thrilled to have the luxury to continue to tell the story of these four iconic women characters: Carri

Manga page by Takeshi Obata for Death Note featuring the series' main characters, Light Yagami and Ryuk the shinigami, as Ryuk explains the properties of the Death Note notebook.

Rogers Cable CEO Edward Rogers is holding a private gala for the One X One charity during the Toronto International Film Festival

The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon had another successful year, raising $60.5 million dollars for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. This year's telethon didn't quite top last year's record of $65 million. Regardless, Lewis thanked the american people during his Labor Day telethon, hailing the money raised as an amazing accomplishment, despite the tough economy, the Associated Press reports. The money raised will go to research, public health education and support services to fight muscular dystrophy and its 40 related conditions.

Rogers Cable CEO Edward Rogers is holding a private gala for the One X One charity during the Toronto International Film Festival

Sandra Bullock and Brad Pitt enjoyed what most movie stars don't: A happy Labor Day. During Hollywood's weakest long weekend of the year, Bullock managed a respectable, $14...

TV News: WGAW owes host an apology -- The Writers Guild of america west owes Jay Leno an apology. That was the determination of the WGA West trial committee that cleared the former 'Tonight Show' host of charges of violating the guild's strike rules by writing monologue material for his NBC latenighter during the strike.

Study comes a day ahead of publication of BMA report into alcohol advertising and young people Despite a doubling in the amount of alcohol ads running online, advertisers are not breaking marketing restrictions designed to protect under-18s, according to a report from the advertising regulator.The Advertising Standards Authority's compliance study, the third it has carried out in as many years, comes a day ahead of the publication of what is expected to be a critical report by the British Medical Association into alcohol advertising and young people.In its latest compliance study, the ASA noted that year-on-year the number of online ads reviewed during the study period doubled to 81.This made online the second most popular category for alcohol ads, behind press advertising. However, none of the online ads were found to be in breach of the advertising code.Overall, the ASA surveyed 456 alcohol ads across all types of media, from TV commercials to radio, poster and online ads, in Decembe

Study comes a day ahead of publication of BMA report into alcohol advertising and young people Despite a doubling in the amount of alcohol ads running online, advertisers are not breaking marketing restrictions designed to protect under-18s, according to a report from the advertising regulator.The Advertising Standards Authority's compliance study, the third it has carried out in as many years, comes a day ahead of the publication of what is expected to be a critical report by the British Medical Association into alcohol advertising and young people.In its latest compliance study, the ASA noted that year-on-year the number of online ads reviewed during the study period doubled to 81.This made online the second most popular category for alcohol ads, behind press advertising. However, none of the online ads were found to be in breach of the advertising code.Overall, the ASA surveyed 456 alcohol ads across all types of media, from TV commercials to radio, poster and online ads, in Decembe

Matt Damon's character in Steven Soderbergh's new film 'The Informant!' didn't just have him wearing a fake mustache, hairpiece and glasses -- it also required him to pack on the pounds! Damon -- the former People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive -- gained 30 pounds to play the role of Mark Whitacre, an agricultural company's vice president who becomes a FBI informant. "It was very, very easy to gain the weight," Damon told reporters at the Venice Film Festival, according to People.com. "It was very, very fun, probably the funnest time I had working because I didn't have to go to the gym after work and I just ate everything I could see."