by David Hauslaib

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1. When Carrie and Aidan break up, she's worried about how she will look the first time she sees him again. What's the worst thing a celebrity could wear or do after a break-up?

There's a reason Us Weekly has its Fashion Police section: It's not just to point out which stars need stylists (or who needs to fire her current one), but which frocks readers should avoid, too. While the celeb weeklies might not always tell the truth about A-list scandals, they don't lie about poor fashion choices. Follow their advice and go with something more Kate Moss with some Betsey Johnson thrown in for fun.

2. If you could open your own hot spot, what would it be?

Far from the Meatpacking District and secured by doormen who can recognize the bridge and tunnel rats before they even turn the corner -- so they know who to keep out.

3. Charlotte's date takes a turn for the worse when her guy turns out to be a horrible kisser! What's the worst date you have ever been on?

Let's just say it involved an investment banker, unsolicited (and unwanted) under-the-table action, cheap red wine (not my choice), sordid tales of his childhood and past relationships, an awkward goodbye, and exactly zero returned phone calls. And you can guess who picked up the tab.

4. Which SATC character are you most like?

I'd love to pin it down from just one, but I'm really a composite. I've got Samantha's free spirit mixed with Charlotte's rational thinking, Carrie's appreciation for life's finer things, and Miranda's (initial) dismissal of Brooklyn. Oh, and Anthony's zero tolerance policy for nearly everything.

5. How do you think SATC changed the rules of dating?

The show made it okay for women to date like men have become accustomed -- and enjoy it. Women have learned it's okay to crave the fling as much as the real thing, that Mr. Right Now can sometimes be better than Mr. Right, and when the Absolut Hunk comes around, you order a double.

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David is the 22-year old founder of Jossip.com, a celebrity and media gossip blog