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Vogue Arabia
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue Arabia
I Tracked Down Every Single Item In Carrie Bradshaw's Bathroom Cabinet
The contents of our bathroom cabinets can be very revealing. Who can forget a pre-Glossier Emily Weiss documenting the top shelves of industry luminaries for Into the Gloss? Or, indeed, the fascination with which we watch every new video in Architectural Digest 's Open Door series, zooming in on the bathroom sinks and capacious rainfall showers in celebrity homes, trying to spot the products they turn to every single day? So, naturally, when the latest episode of And Just Like That 's (let's just say it, quite bonkers) third season offered us not one but two (!) glimpses of our beloved Carrie Bradshaw's top shelf, I, of course, took notice. Our favourite New Yorker's madcap outfits have always been meticulously dissected, so it was now time to apply the same care and attention to her beauty essentials. And they are… well, quite surprising. French pharmacy staples? Bien sûr. But also a number of products from Neutrogena? It's not quite what I expected from the woman who wears Simone Rocha just to swan around her cavernous Gramercy Park townhouse. Nor is the Dove hand wash in lieu of, say, Aesop, though I am, personally, choosing to ignore the Speed Stick deodorant, which I can only assume is Aidan's. (He is shown to have the same one at home in Virginia.) Elsewhere, the items are indicative of the crossroads this gal about town-turned-gal who's put her life on hold for her man finds herself at: there's a body shimmer, ideal for slathering across your décolletage before strutting to a dive bar to hang out with Katerina Tannenbaum's Lisette, but also a coral-coloured nail polish which is literally called 'Peachy Keen', and goes perfectly with Carrie's recent rotation of floaty, Trad Wife frocks. Now, without further ado, we present the contents of Carrie Bradshaw's bathroom cabinet, below. La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Facial Moisturiser With SPF La Roche-Posay Thermal Spring Water
The Guardian
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
The very worst thing about And Just Like That? The contents of Carrie Bradshaw's bathroom cabinet
There are so many things to despise about the new season of And Just Like That, the Sex and the City spin-off, that criticising it is like shooting shoes in a barrel. (Speaking of which, why is Carrie Bradshaw's cat called Shoe? Surely it should be Manolo Pussnik or something?) But I was still pettily pleased to find a small community of freeze-framers forensically dissecting Bradshaw's bathroom cabinet, briefly revealed in episode six. Because even I – a person who hasn't exfoliated since the late queen got excited about cows – thought it was full of totally off-brand … well, brands. The dreary drugstore sunscreen, sponges and old soap felt jarring. Plus, what's with the weirdly prominent Tums? Is it product placement or is acid reflux aspirational now? Someone on Substack better versed in SATC lore than me wrote an impressively exhaustive analysis of why some products (a particular nail varnish; Pond's cold cream) made sense, but even she thought much of it was wrong. Carrie dresses like Marie Antoinette attending a rival's wedding just to sit in her mansion writing her (execrable) novel; I agree with the Redditor who commented: 'She'd be using La Mer. La Prairie Skin Caviar. That Guerlain Impériale nonsense that you'd have to remortgage your house to afford.' Maybe someone painstakingly selected every product, but it feels more like a missed opportunity, because a bathroom cabinet is far more revealing than even a fridge. I'm not a peeper – honest – but open shelves in other people's bathrooms are fascinating, from feral-looking scruffs revealed to be followers of 10-step Korean skincare routines, to Instagram princesses somehow conjuring a glazed doughnut glow from a cracked bar of Imperial Leather and an economy tub of Vaseline. A survey of my own bathroom cabinet reveals a forest of manky interdental brushes, HRT, cracked-heel balm, ibuprofen galore and, weirdly, a broken light switch, betraying the dentally challenged, desiccated, headachy, oestrogen-depleted mess behind the, ahem, polished exterior. So if And Just Like That won't give us bathroom glamour like the escapist fluff it's supposed to be, it needs to double down on realism: let's have neck retinol, vaginal oestrogen, cystitis treatments and citalopram. Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnist
The Guardian
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
The very worst thing about And Just Like That? The contents of Carrie Bradshaw's bathroom cabinet
There are so many things to despise about the new season of And Just Like That, the Sex and the City spin-off, that criticising it is like shooting shoes in a barrel. (Speaking of which, why is Carrie Bradshaw's cat called Shoe? Surely it should be Manolo Pussnik or something?) But I was still pettily pleased to find a small community of freeze-framers forensically dissecting Bradshaw's bathroom cabinet, briefly revealed in episode six. Because even I – a person who hasn't exfoliated since the late queen got excited about cows – thought it was full of totally off-brand … well, brands. The dreary drugstore sunscreen, sponges and old soap felt jarring. Plus, what's with the weirdly prominent Tums? Is it product placement or is acid reflux aspirational now? Someone on Substack better versed in SATC lore than me wrote an impressively exhaustive analysis of why some products (a particular nail varnish; Pond's cold cream) made sense, but even she thought much of it was wrong. Carrie dresses like Marie Antoinette attending a rival's wedding just to sit in her mansion writing her (execrable) novel; I agree with the Redditor who commented: 'She'd be using La Mer. La Prairie Skin Caviar. That Guerlain Impériale nonsense that you'd have to remortgage your house to afford.' Maybe someone painstakingly selected every product, but it feels more like a missed opportunity, because a bathroom cabinet is far more revealing than even a fridge. I'm not a peeper – honest – but open shelves in other people's bathrooms are fascinating, from feral-looking scruffs revealed to be followers of 10-step Korean skincare routines, to Instagram princesses somehow conjuring a glazed doughnut glow from a cracked bar of Imperial Leather and an economy tub of Vaseline. A survey of my own bathroom cabinet reveals a forest of manky interdental brushes, HRT, cracked-heel balm, ibuprofen galore and, weirdly, a broken light switch, betraying the dentally challenged, desiccated, headachy, oestrogen-depleted mess behind the, ahem, polished exterior. So if And Just Like That won't give us bathroom glamour like the escapist fluff it's supposed to be, it needs to double down on realism: let's have neck retinol, vaginal oestrogen, cystitis treatments and citalopram. Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnist
USA Today
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
‘And Just Like That' Season 3: Date, time, how to watch new episodes
Summers are never boring with Carrie Bradshaw. For better or worse, the latest season of "And Just Like That..." has already stirred conversation from the sex columnist's questionable cloud hat to a haphazard plot hole fans were quick to call out. The "Sex and the City" revival premiered on HBO Max in late 2022, featuring three out of the four original stars, except Kim Cattrall's promiscuous Samantha Jones. However, the fan favorite Manhattanite made an off-screen appearance through a text conversation with Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie. Both Cynthia Nixon's Miranda Hobbes and Kristin Davis' Charlotte York are also back on the screens, staying by Carrie's side in the always eccentric New York City. With only a few episodes of Season 3 left, here's how to tune in ahead of the finale. When do new 'And Just Like That…' episodes come out? Season 3 of "And Just Like That…" will premiere on Thursday, May 29 at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT on HBO Max. How to watch 'And Just Like That…' Season 3 "And Just Like That…" Season 3 will be available to stream on Max starting Thursday, May 29 at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT. New episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays. Seasons 1 and 2 of "And Just Like That…" are also available to stream on Max. Watch 'And Just Like That...' with Sling + Max Join our Watch Party! Sign up to receive USA TODAY's movie and TV recommendations right in your inbox How many episodes will 'And Just Like That…' Season 3 have? Season 3 of "And Just Like That…" will have 12 episodes. Here's what the schedule looks like: 'And Just Like That…' Season 3 cast Season 3 of "And Just Like That…" will feature a mix of old and new faces, including: Watch the 'And Just Like That…' Season 3 trailer Max released the trailer for "And Just Like That…" Season 3 on April 15. Our team of savvy editors independently handpicks all recommendations. If you purchase through our links, the USA Today Network may earn a commission. Prices were accurate at the time of publication but may change. Contributing: KiMi Robinson and Saman Shafiq, USA TODAY
Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
And Just Like That fans are left furious over mainstay characters who are 'in a race for biggest dummy'
Fans of And Just Like That season 3 were left furious following episode 8, as they accused the show's mainstay characters of vying to be the 'biggest dummy.' On Thursday, the latest episode of the Sex and the City spinoff, titled 'Happily Ever After', saw Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) reunite with boyfriend Aidan Shaw (John Corbett), and Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) nearly relapse on alcohol. Despite having a long-distance relationship since Aiden moved to Virginia to be present for his children, he suddenly showed up to surprise Carrie at her New York apartment. However, he then revealed his jealousy over her relationship with handsome British downstairs neighbor, writer Duncan Reeves (Jonathan Cake), and 'manipulated' Carrie to cancel their writing session, prompting fans to label him 'insecure and toxic.' Meanwhile, after Miranda's love interest Joy (Dolly Wells) left a bottle of rum at her apartment, Miranda started telling her friends that perhaps she's not really an alcoholic, and was simply drinking before due to her unhappy marriage. 'Miranda and Carrie in a race for biggest dummy is crazy to watch,' one viewer wrote on X after the episode aired. 'Why is Carrie still into Aidan!?' someone else asked. 'I'm hating the blatant emotional manipulation with Aiden and Carrie this season why is she trying to stuff all her money and eggs into that terrible basket.' 'Did Aiden just manipulate Carrie?' another fan questioned. 'Why did they bring back the insecure and toxic Aidan? Carrie doesn't deserve to go through this after losing Big,' someone else chimed in. 'Carrie just go hang out with your hot neighbor. Send Aidan back to the woods.' 'Emotional manipulation. This dude Aiden gets worse and worse. When is Carrie going to wake up. This is so embarrassing.' Fans were also less than thrilled about Miranda's plot line, and how she did not tell Joy that she is an alcoholic. 'Old Miranda would NEVER think abstaining from drinking as an alcoholic was an over correction,' one wrote. 'Miranda gotta go LMAO,' someone else joked. 'When Joy finds out Miranda didn't tell her about the alcoholism she's gonna be pissed and break up with her. And rightfully so.' However, after spending the night together, he revealed his jealousy over her relationship with handsome downstairs neighbor, writer Duncan Reeves (Jonathan Cake), and 'manipulated' Carrie to cancel their writing session, prompting fans to label him 'insecure and toxic' 'Why is Carrie still into Aidan!?' one fans asked, as others also expressed frustration with Carrie for trying to make the relationship work After Carrie spent the night with Aidan, she started getting ready for her writing session with her handsome downstairs neighbor. However, Aiden seemed disappointed that she would be gone and told her that the real reason he came is because his son Wyatt moved back in with his mom and was not answering his texts. Carrie told him she would cancel her writing session so they could spend time together. Later, Aiden suggested they should invite Duncan to dinner. However, Carrie firmly turned down the offer. Aiden questioned what they talk about in their sessions. 'We just talk about work,' she replied. 'I find that hard to believe,' he replied. 'You two just sit there and look at each other and say, what, "Page 22 sucks"'? 'That's exactly right,' she replied. Later Aiden continued to dig to try to learn more about Duncan. While attending a gallery exhibit he asked Seema (Sarita Choudhury) and her new love interest, who is also Carrie's gardener, Adam (Logan Marshall-Green) about Duncan. However they provided him with little information. Meanwhile Miranda attempted to convince Carrie and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) that she doesn't have an alcohol problem. 'Maybe I'm not an alcoholic. Maybe I'm just alcohol-ish.' 'I am not familiar with that term,' Carrie replied. 'I haven't always been an alcoholic,' she went on, 'And I think the main reason I started drinking so much was that I was unhappy in my marriage, my career.' 'I was questioning my sexuality.' 'I understand questioning your sexuality, but questioning your alcoholism?' 'I'm just thinking that maybe I overcorrected. Maybe I'm the kind of person who occasionally enjoys a cocktail with her girlfriend at the end of the day.' Later she nearly had a sip of champagne but Charlotte stopped her. She also reached for the bottle of rum later on in the episode, but in the end doesn't drink it. The beloved Sex and the City series follows friends Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte and their tangled lives in New York City. Nicole Ari Parker and Sarita returned as the group's new besties Lisa and Seema this season. The show picks up 11 years after the events of the 2010 film Sex and the City 2, and follows three of the four original main characters. Following the success of Kim Cattrall 's cameo in the second season, it's been widely reported Samantha will return for at least part of the third season. Sara Ramirez will not be returning as controversial non-binary comedian Che Diaz (there's some disagreement as to whether this was because of their political posts, because of the end of the character's relationship with Miranda, or because viewers just found them so annoying). Since starting in December 2021, the Sex And The City spin-off has seen Carrie, Samantha and Charlotte grapple with sexuality, gender identity, death, grief, divorce, drug use, and pretty much every other hot issue in Western society. The original Sex and the City ran for six seasons, airing on HBO from 1998 until 2004. The story continued with two feature films: Sex and the City (2008) and Sex and the City 2 (2010). The first season of And Just Like That... premiered in 2021. There will be 12 episodes in And Just Like That… season 3, with the last premiering on August 14.
