One of my favorite programs in the world has been "Sex In The City." I have watched every episode of the Emmy award-winning series and thanks to it being on HBO, I've seen every episode at least three or four times. I am waiting on the "Sex In The City" movie to come to theaters. Trust me baby, I'm there. I absolutely adore Cynthia Nixon (Miranda), Kristen Davis (Charlotte), Kim Cattral (Samantha) and would marry Sarah Jessica Parker(Carrie) if I were straight. Hell, she could take my last name and wouldn't have to change hers.
She is in a bit of a tizzy as of late though. Seems Maxim magazine labeled her "Unsexiest Woman Alive." Makes me want to write a blog about it. So, I think I will.
Sarah Jessica Parker, along with her 3 other castmates from the series personified sexy, and still do. She is upset and has every right to be. Granted, she may not exhibit some of the qualities of the normal "women" that Maxim lets grace the covers and articles, but she does have classic beauty and grace. She spoke to "Grazia," Britain's first 'glossy' magazine, and magazine writer Russ Wellen had this to say, I guess, in both the defenses of Maxim and Sarah Jessica Parker, "Maxim's readers likely weren't singling her out for a lack of sexiness, which no red-blooded man can dispute at this point. Arguably, it's her long face to which they object.
In fact, Ms. Parker is the latest in a long line of formidable women stretching from Cleopatra to Bette Davis to Madonna. Though lacking the symmetry of a classic beauty, they bent men -- and the world -- to their whims, whether by disposition, determination, or talent."
Hell, if you get thrown into a category with the likes of Bette Davis, Madonna, and Cleopatra, then you must be doing something right because these are some pretty dominant and powerful women. I can understand why Ms. Parker is upset, but she just needs to let this roll off her back. It's alright girl, they're just jealous.
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