Miranda and Che's relationship was imbalanced, with Miranda overly invested and Che less enthusiastic about it. Miranda lost her independence and individuality while consumed by her relationship with ...

‘It’s Che Diaz!’: Cynthia Nixon and Sara Ramirez in ‘And Just Like That' (HBO Max/Sky/iStock) In the penultimate episode of And Just Like That, the chaotic revival of Sex and the City, poor, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. But let’s not forget that it was Che who explicitly told Miranda to DM them if she wanted to get in touch. They didn’t say call me ...

This post contains spoilers from Season 2, Episode 3 of "And Just Like That..." Since time immemorial — or at least since “Annie Hall” — pop culture has loved to send tightly wound New Yorkers to the ...

Che Diaz got a lot of hate from Sex and the City fans. Fans of the original series took to social media to call out the podcaster and comedian, claiming the character was obnoxious and poorly written.

Spoilers ahead for And Just Like That Episode 9. It’s a stretch that Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) would ever utter the words, “I’m in a rom-com.” It’s a straight-up offense to her character that she ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Thursday's And Just Like That... Miranda has been caught up in a whirlwind romance with Che Diaz for two seasons now on And Just Like That..., and that ...

Sara Ramirez and Cynthia Nixon are ready to take Che Diaz and Miranda Hobbes' love story into season 2 of And Just Like That. In a new interview with Variety, Sara Ramirez spoke about the polarizing ...

Carrie writes a brand-new book about love and loss over a period of time. Her editor wants to fast-track the book for the Christmas season and notes that it’s a real departure for Carrie. While the ...

Miranda needs to stop prioritizing Che over her own decades-long friendships. On episode five, "Tragically Hip," Miranda was meant to be taking care of Carrie after hip surgery when she hooked up with ...

Since time immemorial — or at least since “Annie Hall” — pop culture has loved to send tightly wound New Yorkers to the West Coast and watch them squirm uncomfortably in the sunshine. In Season 2, ...