The MTV News crew recently had a chance to sit down with the stars of “Sex and the City: The Movie,” and boy, was it, um, fabulicious? Cosmo…tastic? OK, here’s the deal: I don’t know anything about “Sex and the City” (I’ve dated guys that own more makeup than I do). But from what I gather, shoes are very important in the “SATC” universe. So check out the photos after the jump and match the feet to the actresses. The stylish boots on the right belong to the lovely Kim Stolz, but can you figure out who’s on the left? In the weeks leading up to the movie, we’ll have the answers, plus more pertinent information, like things that were actually said during the interviews. Read more…

With all the talk about “GTA IV” keeping people from leaving their homes long enough to see “Iron Man,” I thought I’d conduct an informal poll of some of the country’s savviest relatively young people: MTV News staffers. A quick survey found that six people are settling in for a weekend of gaming, three are headed to the movies and two will somehow squeeze in both. But what are the majority of us — 13 people — doing this weekend? Neither! (Guys, I think this means we’re the reason the economy is tanking.) After the jump, we justify our weekend plans. Read more…

A recent MTV News interview conducted by Yasmine Richard turned up this fascinating bite.

Paris Hilton: Actually I just put a recording studio in my new house, so I’ve been working a lot in there and, um, next I want to do a dance album. I love Bob Sinclair, I love that kind of dance-music vibe, and I’m part of the club scene a little bit, so I think doing a dance album is my next move.

MTV News: So do you write your own music or do you collaborate or how does that work?

Hilton: I write my own music.

I’m not saying she couldn’t have penned the tunes on Paris (some of which I’ve been known to defend against unfair ridicule). I’m just not 100 percent convinced she did.

When it came time to choose cover art for her upcoming album Hard Candy (due April 29), Madonna went for a literal interpretation. The newly revealed photo shows the Hall-of-Famer looking tough in over-the-knee boots and a wrestling belt, with a background of pink peppermint swirls.

Like sugar, Madonna is addictive, so we’ve got more three more pics to satisfy your sweet tooth after the jump, including the Justin Timberlake-adorned cover art for the album’s first single, “4 Minutes to Save the World.”

In related news, Warner Bros. confirmed that “4 Minutes” will be used in the upcoming film remake of “Get Smart.” What is it with Madonna and spy spoofs? Read more…

“Kristen,” the high-priced prostitute involved in Eliot Spitzer’s resignation, is the latest civilian to remind us what those “private” settings on Internet profile sites are for. Once her real name got out, Ashley Alexandra Dupre (OK, it’s a stage name) became a lot more popular, as proven by a spike in MySpace page views. Luckily for Dupre, she has a music career to develop, but others weren’t so fortunate. Check out this list of people who should’ve kept the personal info to themselves.

10. A substitute teacher in New Jersey was fired for accepting friend requests from students on the MySpace page for his band, Ian of Fire. Fortunately, he had an internship at a record label to fall back on.

9. A California middle school student faced expulsion after posting graphic, anti-Semitic threats against a classmate. Meanwhile, 20 of his classmates were suspended for … looking at the page.

8. This sheriff’s deputy was let go after the department’s Youth Internet Crimes Unit found his MySpace page, which listed his favorite things as “female breasts, swimming naked and drinking heavily and often.”

7. Maybe this Texas art teacher shouldn’t have posted topless photos of herself on Flickr. Still, if I were a parent I’d be more concerned about her colleague, who told students about the site in order to get her in trouble.

6. A 27-year-old woman was denied her education degree and teaching certificate because of a Halloween photo on her MySpace page that allegedly promoted “underage drinking.” Because nothing says, “Hey kids, drinking is cool,” like a pirate drinking out of a plastic Mr. Goodbar cup. Read more…