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If you were confused why so many football players were wearing pink on Sunday, no, it’s not a new NFL trend. It’s breast cancer awareness month, and it’s been celebrated every October for the past 20 years. The rising awareness of breast cancer has prompted more and more women to get checked earlier, saving thousands of lives each year.

Kathleen Sebeluis, Secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services explained: "If 90 percent of women 40 and older received breast cancer screening, 3,700 lives would be saved each year."

This year alone, it’s estimated that more than 230,000 people will be diagnosed with the disease. Many celebs have been confronted with the disease and knocked it. To celebrate breast cancer awareness and give inspiration to the fight—we’re rounding up 7 celebs who have beat breast cancer.

Betsey Johnson: Betsey Johnson loves pink.

If you’re a woman, chances are you saw Sex and the City 2 this past weekend. But the big question is: Did you love it or hate it?

The second film has drawn a ton of criticism, which has almost overshadowed the film itself. It ended up at #3 at the box office with $37 million. It got beat out by Prince of Persia ($37.8 million), and Shrek Forever After ($55.7 million).

But enough about the numbers—was it good or not? If you ask Hollyscoop, we say yes! SATC is about female relationships, life changes, hardship, and fabulous clothes! Did we get all of that in SATC2? Yes!

That being said, it’s understandable that the sequel got so many bad reviews. The expectation that comes along with the franchise is massive, and many viewers likely went into the theater knowing they wouldn’t like it as much as the first movie, or as much as the series for that matter!

The first SATC movie was thrilling to everyone, not only because it marked the return of every woman’s favorite show, but we were finally getting the satisfaction of seeing Carrie and Big make things official.

This time around, the four women’s lives are all in limbo. Miranda hates her job, Samantha is trying to fight off menopause, Carrie and Big are in a rut, and Charlotte’s kids are driving her nuts. While it may not be as exciting as the first film’s storyline, it’s a reality every woman faces.

So was the sequel just a little too much reality and not enough fantasy for you? One thing we can probably all agree on—the clothes are still fabulous! Tell us what you think: Did SATC2 suck?

The star studded Sex and the City 2 premiere is underway and Hollyscoop will be streaming live so everyone can enjoy every single moment.

SEE PICTURES FROM THE 'SEX AND THE CITY 2' NY PREMIERE

Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda will soon arrive to the very large red carpet and chances are one of them will be wearing something outrageous, so stay tuned!

SATC 2 hits theatres on Thursday and you better start buying the tickets now because chances are their gonna be sold out all weekend.

Watch the live stream below!

Sex and the City 2 Spoilers

The ladies are back! Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda are back and better than better--in couture! The ladies grace the cover of Entertainment Weekly and give us the scoop on what went down behind the scenes. Here are some highlights from the interview:

Sarah Jessica Parker on being dressed up on a camel: "Kim and I had this camel that without any warning would just sit down whenever he wanted. And we were dressed like lunatics!" Parker says. "Designer couture on camels. And I mean Couture. I had some vintage Dior pieces from the couture archives on a camel."

Chris Noth (Mr. Big) on being upset he missed out on Morocco: "I had [the series finale in] Paris, but I was still really f---ing pissed! Corbett gets to go? I said, 'If there's another one, Carrie and Big are going on a worldwide f---ing tour because we need to spruce things up before her first baby or something.' I don't know I'm making it up."

John Corbett (Aidan) on making Mr. Big jealous: "I love it, because I was ultra-jealous of those guys when they got to be in the first movie. I called Noth on his birthday while I was there. I passed the phone around. I couldn't wait to rub it in, because he was really bummed out that he couldn't come. I like creating jealousy."

John Corbett on keeping his cameo a secret: "I couldn't believe that I got to go there and the paparazzi never caught me," says the actor. "The whole time we were there, one guy got a shot off, but I had a little bag I was carrying and I got it up in front of my face. That was the only photo - a big, tall guy with a bag in front of his face."

Director Michael Patrick King on why he choose an exotic five-star vacation for the sequel: "We were in the middle of an economic downturn, and I realized that during the Great Depression, the movies' job was to go to a bit of an escapist's bend," says King, who took over as show-runner on the HBO series after creator Darren Star stepped down in 2000. "So I thought, let's take everybody on a big, fun trip. Because I don't think people want to see Carrie Bradshaw selling apples under the bridge."