First I want to start by saying, Happy belated birthday to Sarah Jessica! We actually share the same birthday, March 25th! I’ve added HD screencaps, stills, posters, and promotional photos of Sarah in the 2010 movie, Sex and the City 2!
I’ve added HD screencaps, stills, posters, and promotional photos of Sarah Jessica in the 1985 movie, Girls Just Want to Have Fun!
I’ve added HD screencaps, stills, posters, and promotional photos of Sarah Jessica in the 2008 movie, Sex and the City!
I’m going to start getting movies added again to our gallery. Our old photo gallery had some of these, but I took everything down to replace them with much better quality (where I can) so it may take some time to get everything screencapped again & added back. For today, I’ve added HD screencaps, stills, and promotional photos of SJP in the 1984 movie, Footloose!
We have a lovely new design! Thank you so much to Insomniac Wonderland Designs for the header and the themes are by Sin21 Designs!! I hope that you all love it as much as I do. We will have a video archive opening soon! Updates will now be regular again. I’m working on catching everything up. To start with I’ve added over 2000 photos from public appearances that we were missing. Previews below.
I was going to keep this site on hiatus until March, but I had to post this! Congratulations, Sarah!!! We will have lots of photos from the event and more when our site is fully back this spring! In the meantime, here is a video of Sarah Jessica Parker accepting the prestigious 2026 Carol Burnett Award at Golden Eve.
Looking back at our 2026 Carol Burnett Award recipient, Sarah Jessica Parker’s career at Golden Eve.
Matthew Broderick presented his wife of nearly 30 years Sarah Jessica Parker with the Golden Globes’Carol Burnett Award for a life of achievement in television at Golden Eve, a ceremony that also added Helen Mirren to the list of legends that have won the Cecil B. DeMille Award.
Broderick suggested if she’d listened to him, it might not have happened.
“Do you really want to do TV?” the actor recalled asking Parker when she was first presented with the script for her career-making role as Carrie Bradshaw on “Sex and the City” in the 1990s. She would go on to win six Golden Globes and two Emmys.
Accepting the award, Parker said, “It has been a privilege and a dream to call myself an actor.”
Golden Eve, a new separate ceremony for honorary career awards during the run-up to Sunday’s Golden Globes, was held on Tuesday night at the Beverly Hilton hotel and aired on Thursday night on CBS. Both women will also be acknowledged on the main show, airing live on CBS.
Parker got a tearful tribute from longtime “Sex and the City” co-star Kristin Davis and a toast with cosmopolitans — Bradshaw’s favorite drink that the show turned into a craze — led by Colman Domingo.
The Carol Burnett Award is given for “outstanding contributions to television on or off screen.”
The most recent winner — Ted Danson — and its namesake and 2019 first winner — Burnett — opened the night of kudos.
“My darling Sarah,” Burnett, age 92, said on a mic from her table. “Welcome to the club.”
Parker also talked about the time creator Darren Star offered her “Sex and the City,” and what it would mean to take it. The original HBO show became a cultural phenomenon. It ran for six seasons, spawning two feature films and the recent reboot series “And Just Like That….”
“I met Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York, Samantha Jones, and Miranda Hobbes,” Parker said, “and I spent 25 years with the most glorious ensemble of women and actors, where we treated all of New York like CBS Television City and the streets like Studio 33.”
Broderick also talked about the way “Sex and the City” changed their lives.
“The president,” he said, “came to our house.”
