I love Kim’s dress!

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Cynthia Nixon’s character Miranda flashes back to the 80’s on the Sex and the City 2 set in NYC.  Is it just me, or does she look like Kristen Wiig from SNL?! (Love her!)

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The cast of “Sex And The City 2″ was finally complete with the arrival of Kristin Davis on set in New York City, New York on September 8, 2009 and the four girls including Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Sarah Jessica Parker happily pose for photographs in between takes.

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Cynthia Nixon announced her engagement to girlfriend Christine Marinoni at a Sunday rally in New York to support same-sex marriage, reports Access Hollywood.

At the rally, which also attracted Gov. David A. Paterson and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the Sex and the City actress, 43, flashed the diamond engagement ring Marinoni, 42, gave her and said, “It’s time already,” reports New York’s Daily News.

Nixon and Marinoni began dating in 2004, following the actress’s 2003 split from her companion of 16 years, photographer Danny Mozes, with whom she has two children: Samantha, 12, and Charles, 6. “When I first started dating my girlfriend and people got wind of it, I said, ‘Yes, that’s true,’ ” Nixon told PEOPLE in May 2008.

About that same time, with California having legalized gay marriage (a law subsequently struck down in the November 2008 election), Nixon told the News, “In an ideal world, we’d like to in New York, when it becomes legalized.”

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Sarah Jessica Parker, 43, Kim Cattrall, 52, Cynthia Nixon, 42, and Kristin Davis, 43, have agreed to appear in the sequel to Sex and the City: The Movie.

“Not all the contracts are signed, but everyone is on board,” a source tells Us. “It just happened.”

Another insider notes that all the leads are getting hefty raises this time around. (Cattrall reportedly held out from doing the first movie for years because of Parker’s higher paycheck.)

The news is hardly a shocker: The 2008 comedy grossed $150 million — immediately prompting follow-up talk.

In September, Parker told Us she wasn’t against the idea.

“It’s all about the story,” she said. “If we can’t tell a story that’s really worthy of an audience, then we won’t do it.

“We’ve been really lucky at this point,” she continued. “We’ve been in people’s good graces for a long time, and we take that very seriously. So that’s the biggest challenge, the story.”

Nixon told Us she has a few ideas for her character, feisty lawyer Miranda Hobbes.

“I would love to see her and Carrie and Charlotte and Samantha all go off on some wild mad cap adventure somewhere,” she said.

Warner Bros. couldn’t be reached for comment.

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