TRANSFERRING a show from the small to the big screen can be hit or miss.

“Sex and the City” girls Miranda, Samantha, Carrie and Charlotte may soon have new offscreen job titles – international man-hunters.

Kim Cattrall is "suspicious" about the timing of the offer; says one mountain "would not be sufficient."

Julia Roberts. Katherine Heigl. Meg Ryan. Brad Pitt. Gerard Butler. James Gandolfini. Billy Crystal. Sarah Jessica Parker. Kim Cattrall, Oprah Winfrey. For bestselling author Steven Carter, this is Hollywood's A-plus list. For the past two decades these celebrity superstars have been driving the sales of Carter's books, especially his classic New York Times bestseller "Men Who Can't Love".

Gus Van Sant to executive produce film biopic on beatnik Allen Ginsberg.

Arizona, Colorado were best; Alaska the worst, says Eva Mendes.

Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson has joined the cast of Sex and the City: The Movie, which begins filming next week in New York. Hudson will play the assistant to Sarah Jessica Parker's character, Carrie Bradshaw, in the film based on the hit HBO comedy series.

The four women who spiced up Manhattan's singles scene for six years on the television series Sex and the City appear to be headed for a big screen reunion after all.