Sarah Jessica Parker and the Sex Parade

As we count down the days until the Sex and the City movie finally hits theaters (22 and counting) star Sarah Jessica Parker continues making the rounds to promote the film. She sat down with Parade Magazine and served up some fierce photos.

Here's the only thing...

After years of claiming she was anti-plastic surgery/botox, are we the only ones who notice that SJP looks like she's had some...ehh hem..."freshening" done lately? She did NOT look this good when SATC went off the air in 2004.

We're thinking a chemical peel and some botox, nothing slicey and dicey but definitely a few trips to the dermatologists office.

Check out the behind the scenes photos and tell us if you agree.

On the women of SATC this time around: "Carrie and Charlotte and Miranda and Samantha aren't young anymore. Their lives are much less frivolous. They can't cope with their problems by putting on their sweats and staying up all night and ordering in food and gossiping about the men in their lives. There is less self-absorption but perhaps a little more self-awareness."

On hand-me-downs for her son, James Wilke: "He only wears hand-me-downs because I've got all these older nephews. That's the God's honest truth. Plus, my mother saved all my brothers' clothes. I am not kidding. I don't think I've ever bought him any clothes. Maybe a new winter coat. I do buy him shoes, because everybody's feet are different."

On her parental duties: "I put him to bed every night. I get him dressed. I'm the one who gives him his toothbrush. I take him to school every morning. He's very small, but his personality is 6 feet 4. I'm spending the whole summer with him out at our beach house."

On growing old with husband, Matthew Broderick: "I don't see any way out of it for him," she jokes. "Poor fellow."

Parade interviewed the entire SATC cast (except Kristin Davis).

A few things we didn't know:

Kim Cattrall on Samantha: "She says things I would NEVER say! That's what I love about her, she's a fearless personality."

Cynthia Nixon doesn't really need those trademark stiletto heels: She's 5'10½.

Chris Noth's idea of a romance involves love letters and poetry not flowers and chocolates.