A new rumor is spreading online today, one that sounds intriguing! According to Grazia, Blake Lively is being considered to play a young Carrie Bradshaw in a prequel to the role Sarah Jessica Parker made famous.

Studio bosses are in talks to fill the glamour void with a prequel film, following the success of Candace Bushnell’s bestselling book The Carrie Diaries, about the teenage years of her heroine.

Candace has just finished a second novel called Summer And The City, which takes up where Diaries left off and follows 19-year-old Carrie’s move from Connecticut to NYC.

SATC producer Michael Patrick King has already expressed interest in adapting the book for the big screen – and he wants Blake Lively to play the young Carrie.

“There are no plans to bring SJP and the other girls back together in the old format,” says an insider. “The prequel is about breathing new life into the story and exploring Carrie’s first few months in NYC and the beginning of her relationship with an older man.”

What do you think about Blake playing Carrie? Love it or hate it?

Wonder what SJP will have to say about this!

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Why would we need a sequel to that hot mess!?

Sarah Jessica Parker is currently filming New Years Eve, a romantic comedy alongside Robert De Niro, Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Biel and Halle Berry, amongst others.

The ensemble cast film is the sequel to Valentine’s Day and follows the lives of several couples and singles who all intertwine over the New Years Eve celebrations.

The film is set to be released in December next year.

The actress is set to have a busy year with another film in pre production and four titles in development – two of which she will produce as well as star in.

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PICS: Sarah takes her son to to school with her 18-month-old twins Marion and Tabitha.

Oooooooh to be rich. You know? My babies were lucky to get Old Navy and GAP. But Little Marc Jacobs? I just spent about 20 minutes drooling over the clothes they sell there. If I could afford it – I totally would. I mean look how cute this dress is!

Sarah Jessica Parker and a nanny friend take Parker’s twin daughters Marion Loretta Elwell and Tabitha Hodge (b. June 22, 2009) for a walk in the West Village. While out the bunch pop into a Little Marc Jacobs store to browse.

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Sarah Jessica Parker graces the cover of the latest issue of Elle Magazine, and talks about her year-old twin daughters, how she ages gracefully and her new job as a fashion designer with Halston.

Highlights from the article and a couple more pictures below!

On aging naturally:

“I don’t know what I can do about the aging. Yes, I am aging. Oh my God, I’m aging all the time. It’s like those flowers that wilt in front of you in time-lapse films. But what can I possibly do? Look like a lunatic?”

On meeting the twins after their birth:

“[Meeting them] is hard to describe. Everything is suspended. I can’t even tell you what other sounds were in the room. I loved them immediately, but everything–their size, the shape of their heads, the color of their hair, their noses, their eyes–was new to me. They looked surprisingly different from James Wilkie, which I wasn’t expecting.”

On her reaction to being offered the position of President and Chief Creative Officer at Halston and Halston Heritage:

“I kept saying, ‘You understand, by offering this you are going to be criticized?’ It took me a long time to say yes.”

On taking her role at Halston very seriously:

“I said, ‘Please know this now: I will never do this for a title. I will never dip in and out of this. I’ll do it like everything else I’ve ever done. I’ll be involved down to the splitting of the atom.’”

For more go to Elle.com or follow  @ELLEMagazine

Sarah Jessica Parker is in a good mood as she walks son James Wilkie to school.

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“Sex in the City 2″ actress Sarah Jessica Parker and son James Wilkie walk to his school in their rain boots and jackets in New York, New York on November 5th, 2010.

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Sarah Jessica Parker walks her son James Wilkie Broderick to school.

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