Overview

• Warner Bros. Discovery licensed 'Sex and the City' to Netflix, excluding author Candace Bushnell from receiving royalties.
• Bushnell criticizes the business practices in the entertainment industry, likening them to a Ponzi scheme.
• The deal brings all six seasons of the show to Netflix, but not the sequel series 'And Just Like That'.
• Bushnell, who was paid $100,000 by HBO for the screen rights in the 1990s, voices concern over the lack of financial benefit for women creators.
• The author is focusing on her one-woman show, 'True Tales of Sex, Success, and Sex and the City', sharing her experiences and stories.