Sex and the City | Equal parts soap opera, gossip page, sociological study, and dating manual, "Sex and the City", Candace Bushnell's regular New York Observer column, has attracted a cult following, propelling Bushnell to achieve her own star-status. Candace Bushnell Candace Bushnell is the critically acclaimed, international best-selling author of Killing Monica, Sex and the City, Summer and the City, The Carrie Diaries, One Fifth Avenue. · In the world of best-selling author Candace Bushnell, whose columns and life inspired one of HBO’s first hit TV series, "Sex and the City," some truths remain.
"Sex and the City" author Candace Bushnell — the woman who dreamed up Carrie Bradshaw — now says the TV show "wasn't very feminist" at the end and that she doesn't get why people are so. A Connecticut native, Bushnell began her career as a columnist for The New York Observer in the early s, documenting her own love life as well as the romances of many of her Manhattan-based peers. The columns were later collected in the anthology "Sex and the City," on which the first season of the HBO series of the same name was. Forget "Sex and the City." Candace Bushnell's one woman show at the Daryl Roth Theatre is tougher. "Eight costume changes. I wear Spanx. I'm rigged up and down with wires, battery pads.
Sex and the City | Equal parts soap opera, gossip page, sociological study, and dating manual, "Sex and the City", Candace Bushnell's regular New York Observer column, has attracted a cult following, propelling Bushnell to achieve her own star-status. A Connecticut native, Bushnell began her career as a columnist for The New York Observer in the early s, documenting her own love life as well as the romances of many of her Manhattan-based peers. The columns were later collected in the anthology “Sex and the City,” on which the first season of the HBO series of the same name was based. Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell says HBO’s hit TV adaptation of her book should not be a model to live by.
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