Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick just welcomed twin daughters on Monday. The twins, Marion Loretta Elwell (5lbs.) and Tabitha Hodge (6 lbs.), were born at 3:58 pm in Ohio via a surrogate.

"The babies are doing beautifully," Parker's publicist said in a statement to TVGuide.com. "The entire family is over the moon."

Like most of the participants of Dancing with the Stars, season 8 champ Shawn Johnson and runner-up Gilles Marini are now basking in the spotlight, with numerous TV offers here and there. While both haven't decided on what path they'll be taking on in their post-show career, they already have an idea of what they won't be doing.

For Johnson, who's been offered books and movie deals, she's determined not to sing on American Idol.

Hot or not? This is the question laid before us so often, but so often is asked of someone who is clearly hot or clearly not. Brad Pitt? Jessica Alba? Why even ask? Clint Howard? Al Roker? Ha ha ha, funny you would ask because, you know, those people are clearly of the Not Hot variety. No! We will not answer the obvious questions. At BuddyTV, we do not shy away from intense, difficult debate. Inspired by Dunder-Mifflin's fair and balanced Hilary Swank Hot or Not discussion, we have decided to take the most debated celebrities of our time and discuss, in the most intelligent and incisive ways possible, whether these people are Hot or Not. The interweb was invented for matters such as these, matters of grave importance, matters that strain the mind and tickle the loins. Our first subject is one who has inspired contentious arguments the world over for the better part of two decades:

Sarah Jessica Parker, of Sex and the City fame.

If you haven't heard of United States of Tara before today, you're in for a real surprise. Showtime posted a first look preview of their new comedy set to premiere January 18th. The new half-hour series stars Academy Award®-nominated actress Toni Collette as a woman who suffers from dissociative identity disorder or otherwise known as multiple personality disorder. In the preview below, we get to see the many different personalities Collette will play.

Most notably, United States of Tara was penned by Diablo Cody, the Academy Award®-winning screenwriter of Juno. The show will focus around Tara's dysfunctional family and their struggles with her disorder. John Corbett of Sex and the City will play her working husband who juggles her female and male personalities.

It's not hard to figure out why this quirky new Showtime comedy sounds so appealing. If you're still unsure, I'll lay it out for you:

After showing off her conspicuous “try-sexual” appetite on Sex and the City as Samantha Jones, Kim Cattrall will once again rediscover her sexuality on yet another HBO pilot.  According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 51-year-old actress is set to star on the television series Sensitive Skin, an adaptation of the British comedy.

Written and executive produced by Emmy-winning The Sopranos scribes Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green, HBO's Sensitive Skin is a sex-themed single-camera comedy project set in New York.

It's been quite a whirlwind for the ladies of Sex And The City recently.  After a series of premieres and press events in Europe, the women returned home to New York City for the premiere of Sex And The City: The Movie.  Celebrities such as Bette Midler, Katie Couric, Molly Sims, Regis Philbin, Mary J. Blige, Donald and Melania Trump, Joan Allen, and Edie Falco, came out for the premiere and were part of the 3,000 people who filled the theater.  The ladies talked to E! News about the movie, the similarities they have with their characters, and the advice that they have for other women.