With a surprisingly common-sense platform and a core of supporters not know for laziness, Kristin Davis is a force to be reckoned with. At the very least, she will be heard this time around -- starting now.
This year's expertly-run festival gave the indies room to breathe, focusing on the massive treasure trove of new talent from the Middle East, Africa, and beyond. Of course it wouldn't be Dubai without some outrageous parties.
After losing her job at a hedge fund, and with her mother’s medical bills mounting, Kristin Davis needed money fast. As profiled on "My Life Is a Li...
Did you know before she was kicking butt and being oh-so fashionable on "True Blood," Kristin Bauer was on "Seinfeld"? Not only was she one of Jerry's...
The Best Man depicts a time when presidential conventions were brokered through backroom deals as delegates were swapped for political favors. Today, conventions have become highly scripted coronation ceremonies, just short of political infomercials.
It's been 20 years since viewers first got a glimpse into an exclusive apartment complex ripe with drama, lust and everything that made "Melrose Place...
Some statistics which are handed out during the course of the film make us aware of how extensive this situation is. Who takes care of the mentally ill? That is the question.
It's been a couple of years since "Sex and the City 2" hit theaters, and Kristin Davis is ready to jump back into Charlotte's wardrobe and make a tril...
"The first time I went [to Kenya], I had the guilt. I was just handing money out. I really was having that weird, stunned feeling. The thing is, when I feel that guilt, I come to Singapore to talk about it. I try to funnel it towards action."
Kristin Davis, better known as the eternal optimist Charlotte York on HBO's "Sex and the City," broke down sobbing while discussing with BBC the condi...
The former Manhattan madam who claimed she supplied prostitutes to disgraced ex-Gov. Eliot Spitzer, said she did the same for former IMF chief Dominiq...
Usually I steer clear of politics. Normally I follow Mr. Ed's wise dictum "don't speak unless you've got something to say." But in the case of my old buddy Carl Paladino, I can remain muzzled no longer.
New York finally got a gubernatorial debate. Carl Paladino was the weakest performer -- no small achievement in a field that included Jimmy McMillan of the "Rent Is Too Damn High" party and ex-madam Kristen Davis.