Archive for February 6th, 2009

Women are having their revenge for the second time with the confirmation that Sex and the City The Movie will have a sequel. Diretor and writer Michael Patrick King and the girls—Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis will definitely be reunited when filming for the movie starts this summer. King admitted he was looking forward to working with the sex kittens once again but refused to divulge more details about the sequel saying he is presently with his Sex life.

Sex and the City part 2 will hopefully be shown summer 2010 even if Carrie Bradshaw already found her man. Candice McDonough, New Line Cinema spokeswoman said all the four stars including the director have already signed up for the sequel. The TV series-based romantic comedy was a hit in the box office last year and even egged out Indiana Jones during the opening.

Michael Jackson is getting slammed with lawsuit after lawsuit. This time, Cameroonian singer Manu Dibango is suing for $643,000 in damages over an unlicensed sample. Jacko already acknowledges the sample from Dibango’s 1972 ‘Soul Makossa’ used in ‘Wanna Be Startin Something’ off of ‘Thriller’. The two came to a decision after regarding that back in the 80s. 20 years later, Rihanna obtained Jacko’s permission to use the same sample in ‘Please Don’t Stop the Music’ without containing Dibango. His lawyers have asked the French courts to block Sony BMG, EMI and Warner from any income from the records until the matter is settled in mid-February.

The actress recently told a story about how she had always wanted to be a flight attendant in order to see the world. She said: “I just wanted to travel so desperately that I would have done anything. I did the flight attendant training, which is grueling and hectic. I did the job for one month and then I quit. I hated it so much. I didn’t really get to see anywhere – I would go to Germany, and I’d be flying out the next morning. What’s the point of that?” Evangeline Lilly was probably expecting that airline companies, in their infinite capitalist wisdom, would spend thousands of dollars to accommodate flight attendants in the cities where they traveled. Vagabonds probably see more of the world than flight attendants and they travel on foot almost always.