Kristin Chenoweth DefendsWickedAgainst Conservative Group's Boycott: 'They Don't Get It'

Kristen Chenoweth in November 2024.Photo:James Devaney/GC Images James Devaney/GC Images Kristen Chenowethis shutting downWickedhaters “For Good.” The actress, who played Glinda in the original Broadway production ofWickedand has a cameo in the film adaptation,responded to conservative group One Million Moms after it claimed that the new movie pushed a queer agenda on viewers. The group’s petition asks signers not to support the movie and its sequel. “Of course, the musical contains a tremendous amount of witchcraft and sorcery, and that content prompts most parents to avoid taking their children to seeWicked,“thepetition reads.

Kristin Davis AnnouncesSex and the CityPodcast to 'Continue the Conversation — What Does It All Mean Now?' (Exclusive)

Kristin Davisis a Charlotte. “This is probably old news to you,” she says, laughing. “No one’s asked me ‘Are you a Charlotte?’ in a long time. It used to be the main question that people would ask me in interviews. I think everyone just assumes that I am at this point.” “I mean, I would say I’m a Charlotte with some Carrie mixed in. I’m probably more of a free spirit than Charlotte, in terms of my priorities in life,” she tells PEOPLE exclusively.

Kristin Davis Didn't Feel 'Protected' Filming Early IntimateSex and the CityScenes: 'Hid in My Dressing Room' (Exclusive)

Kristin Davis in ‘Sex and The City’.Photo:Paramount Pictures/Getty Paramount Pictures/Getty When it comes to filming intimate scenes during her earlySex and The Citydays,Kristin Davisadmits she didn’t feel comfortable right away. In PEOPLE’s latest cover story, the actress, 59, opens up about what it was like to simulate sex without the protection of intimacy coordinators when the hit show premiered in 1998. She recalls feeling “confused” about the amount of intimate scenes that were scripted and confessed that she didn’t think all of them were necessary.

Kristin Davis Had to Stop Sarah Jessica Parker from Putting Her on a Dating App: 'Do Not!' (Exclusive)

(L) Sarah Jessica Parker and Kristin Davis.Photo:James Devaney/GC Images James Devaney/GC Images Dating isn’t off the table forKristin Davis, but she isn’t interested in finding her next partner on an app.In PEOPLE’s latest cover story, theSex and the Cityalum, 59, gives fans an update on her love life and shares why dating hasn’t been a priority for her — despite her friends' hopes she finds a partner.“Dating’s tough as a single mom.

Kristin Davis Is Bringing Main-Character Energy in Her New Podcast Era: ‘Here's a Story I Never Told’ (Exclusive)

Photo:JOHN RUSSO/COUNTOUR BY GETTY JOHN RUSSO/COUNTOUR BY GETTY Kristin Daviswanted to talk. Last month, she invited PEOPLE to sit down with her for lunch at Soho House in West Hollywood. Tucked into a cozy chair in a corner, she looks out over Los Angeles. Just there, in the distance, she spots a familiar logo: “Oh, look, HBO!” TheSex and the Cityand…And Just Like Thatstar takes a sip of her decaf latte and makes a confession: “I’m a little nervous!