The Sex And The City gals stepped out in London today to premiere their new movie.

Yes, you read that right: a film based around New York City came out in England first. That sort of stings a bit. And we think this geographical diss has our colleague Whitney Little a bit bitter: "As expected, Sarah Jessica Parker stole the spotlight — much to the other stars’ dismay — with a ridiculous bird on top of her head." We, meanwhile, think the hat's fab!

More pictures over at Mollygood.

There's more wedding chatter for Cynthia Nixon and her lucky-duck girlfriend, Christine Marinoni. The Sex and The City actress admitted to UK Mirror that she and her lady love are searching for some legally-recognized nuptials:

If it becomes legal I think we would… It's something my girlfriend is interested in and it was not something my boyfriend ever was.

I think that to get married to her would be a little act of rebellion. It's like if you've never had the vote and then you get it you're going to run out there and vote.

I always avoided marriage in the past and was always very wary of it. I felt like it was potentially a trap. People sometimes want the party, the gifts and the public celebration of this big love - they're excited about that rather than about the lifetime commitment. So I always steered clear of it.

Rumors have been swirling that the gals already have plans to tie the knot in Vermont, land of the lesbian.

Cynthia Nixon's 2006 bout with breast cancer reportedly spurred her to start planning a lesbian wedding:

…The experience has prompted lesbian Nixon's desire to cement her union to [Chris] Marinoni with an official declaration of the couple's commitment to one another.

A source tells the National Enquirer, "Cynthia and Chris want a quiet autumn ceremony in Vermont under the red leaves. It's supposed to be a very low-key gathering, just for close friends and family."

One can never be quite sure what to make of Enquirer based stories, but we're hoping this one's true. We love a wedding, especially when it's of the homo variety.

Lesbian actress Cynthia Nixon kept her breast cancer secret for over two years, but now the red-headed beauty's speaking out to raise awareness. Here she is chatting about her mother's battle and her own. No, it's not glamorous or gossipy, but it's awesome - like everything Nixon does.

Nixon also opened up about how her diagnosis affected her lady love, Christine Marinoni:

Talking openly about a relationship she had refused to discuss, she said: "My girlfriend was the one doing the eating. She was in a panic - and just trying to calm herself down any way she could." She also revealed her children, who know about the illness, now call both of them "mum", adding "they love her".

Aww, that's enough to make us want kids. Or a lesbian girlfriend. Toss-up…

Formerly mum lady lover Cynthia Nixon has been all sorts of open in recent days.

The Sex and The City actress previously talked box with John Polly, and now Ben Widdicombe passes on some quotes from a forthcoming OK!:

"I'm in a fantastic relationship. It's been about four years," Nixon, 41, said.

"I'm in love with [Christine] because she's her. If she were a man, would I be in love with her? I don't know. We shop and cook and raise children - we both pitch in."
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Nixon says her children adapted well to the new arrangement. "They were fine," she says of the coming out. "My son was very little [when it happened], but my daughter has a gay uncle [and her godmothers] are lesbians."

That whole family's aflame!

Homo-journo John Polly had his gay dreams come true last week when he interviewed the gals from Sex and The City. In addition to chronicling the lady's apparel, delving into why gays loved the long-running show and getting some scoops on the upcoming movie, Polly got actress Cynthia Nixon to open up about her lesbian love:

It’s funny, when I announced and said, “Yes I'm dating a woman,” it freaked people out a lot. I think people have a hard time separating us from our characters. So people were like, “Miranda is GAY!???” And there were all these crazy things I would read in the paper, like “…but Miranda kissed a girl and she didn't like it. And Samantha’ s had a lesbian lover, shouldn’t she be the one?”

And another freaky thing was because our characters are seen as so iconic, it was also viewed as maybe like, “Hmmm, is this is a trend?” Like, maybe this is what happens to these women, who are out there and date a lot of men. Eventually they start dating women, that what happens. This is where Sex and the City takes you! Miranda dated too many men and, well, whatta you know?

Actually, we've dated so many useless men that lesbianism has seemed appealing.

Madonna and Gucci teamed up last night to raise controversial moolah for UNICEF and African nation Malawi. And, as you can see, all the big names were there. While we weren't in attendance (our invitation must have gotten lost in the mail), our sources tell us everyone had a gay old time. Except for Gwyneth Paltrow, whose silk bow reportedly tried to decapitate the actress.

Function over form?

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• Just in case you haven't noticed, we're having a little shindig this Thursday, June 14th at New York City's Star Lounge (under the Chelsea Hotel). Not only will there be free booze, the entire Queerty/Jossip crew (yes, even Cord Jefferson), and Nicholas Weist-provided hits, but Democratic presidential candidate Mike Gravel's totally the guest of honor. Be there are be the biggest square in history. Ya heard?

• Armistead Maupin's beloved Michael Tolliver lives.

• Israel made Richard Rothstein cry. Also, forgot the meaning of never - as in, "Never Again!"

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• When Cynthia Nixon talks about her relationships with men, she's basically just saying "they helped me figure out I like the muff much, much better." [LSE]

• Yes, The Real World is still on the air and continues to tape new seasons. The only way to get us takling about it, of course, is with their gay cast members. It also doesn't hurt if said gay cast members visit gay pride parades, as Denver's Davis did. [Towleroad]

• Star Jones is officially quitting The View in mid-July, which means no more egregious product placements. Well, at least until Rosie O'Donnell shows up in September. [MollyGood]

For us, last night was dedicated to Entourage and Tourgasm. But we hear this was a little awards show last night, too. Something called the .. Tony's? Why yes, of course! You think we snatch up free theatre tickets from publicists and then stop caring about Broadway? Certainly not.

Last night's top winner, much to our surprise, was The History Boys, a British import that we had the pleasure of seeing during previews. The History Boys picked up six awards, including best actor, which went to Richard Griffiths (and was presented by Broadway dud Julia Roberts). Across the stage, Jersey Boys and The Drowsy Chaperone also led the pack with four and five awards each, respectively.

Meanwhile, Oprah's The Color Purple, up for 11 nominations, snagged only one: LaChanze for best actress-musical. Harry Connick Jr.'s The Pajama Game didn't go home empty handed, and neither did Rabbit Hole star Cynthia Nixon, who picked up the best actress-play Tony. Now all she needs is an Oscar.