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"Sex and the City," which premiered 26 years ago, was inspired by writer Candace Bushnell's real dating life in New York City.

From Sarah Jessica Parker almost not playing Carrie Bradshaw to surprising insight into the clothes, enjoy these interesting facts about Sex and the City.

Candace Bushnell, 65, depicted the Nineties New York dating scene in her Sex And The City newspaper column, spawning the book which produced the TV series.

Candace Bushnell had thought of becoming an actress, but a few things put her off. Notably, the extent to which any woman is judged on her looks. “I just...

Candace Bushnell had originally thought of becoming an actress, but a few things put her off. Notably, the extent to which any woman is judged on her looks. “I just didn’t want to end up with some random guy out there, who’s the head of the studio, telling people: ‘She looks like the girl who wouldn’t have sex with me in high school. I don’t want to see her on screen’.”

Raise a metaphorical cosmo to Kim Cattrall's Aug. 21 birthday by revisiting all of the details from the iconic Sex and the City series finale.

Candace Bushnell, 64, has revealed she dated both a 21-year-old and a 91-year-old in the same week, proving age really is just a number. The "Sex and the City" scribe made the eyebrow-raising revelation during an interview with US Weekly on Monday, confirming a Page Six report that ran about her colorful love life in May of last year.

This is the real truth, I should have got millions and millions and millions of dollars, Candace, 64, told DailyMail.com. [But] in the reality, in the real world of Sex and the City, you dont.

25 years after HBO's 'Sex and the City' premiered, author Candace Bushnell reflects on Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha Jones and the show's lasting legacy.

Sex and the City is 25 years old! From Sarah Jessica Parker turning it down to other trivia, heres 25 fun facts as we wait for And Just Like Thats return.