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- Candace Bushnell (2010) Host Cindy Rhodes interviews Candace about how the "Carrie Bradshaw" character became her alter ego in columns and the latest chapter of Carrie's life as a teen before "Sex and The City" in "Carrie's Diaries."


Mini-Biography
Born in Glastonbury, Connecticut, Candace Bushnell is an author and columnist.

In 1993, she began writing for the New York Observer, where she wrote a column called "Sex and The City" about her and her friends' personal dating experiences. That column led to the basis of the HBO series and feature films starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, and Cynthia Nixon.

Her book, "Lipstick Jungle," also became a TV series starring Brooke Shields. Her other books include "Four Blondes," "Trading Up," and "One Fifth Avenue."

Candace was one of three judges for the reality program, Wickedly Perfect. She hosted a live weekly talk show on Sirius Satellite Radio called Sex, Success and Sensibility. Additionally, she writes "webisodes" for the Meredith Corporation and articles for More magazine.

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