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It looks like LUCY LIU enjoys playing lawyers. The former "Ally McBeal" star is in negotiations to join the cast of "Dirty Sexy Money" as an attorney for the second season of the ABC drama series, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Fashion fans who have been in clothes withdrawal since the finale of "Sex and the City" can look to "Cashmere Mafia," airing Wednesdays at 10 p.m. on ABC, to get their TV fix of knockout wardrobes.

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There are only four new episodes of "Cashmere Mafia" before the ABC series, starring LUCY LIU (Mia), FRANCES O'CONNOR (Zoe), MIRANDA OTTO (Juliet) and BONNIE SOMERVILLE (Caitlin), will run into its strike-induced season finish.

ET caught up with Bonnie to talk about what we can expect from Caitlin, who on tonight's episode, airing at 10 p.m. on ABC, attends a lesbian bridal shower with Alicia (LOURDES BENEDICTO), where Caitlin realizes she is still unclear on her sexuality when she is attracted to an incredibly hot guy.

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ABC's new "Cashmere Mafia" centers on a quartet of ambitious New York women, and our man COJO chats with actress LUCY LIU, who plays a hard-nosed publishing executive. Along with Lucy, the show also stars FRANCES O'CONNOR, BONNIE SOMERVILLE and MIRANDA OTTO as four best friends who have known each other since business school.

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They're four sexy, ambitious New Yorkers dripping in designer labels. Now "Cashmere Mafia," ABC's new quartet of killer babes, seems poised to pick up where "Sex and the City" left off when it premieres at 10 p.m. on Sunday, January 6. Did we mention that stylist PATRICIA FIELD, who so famously outfitted SARAH JESSICA PARKER and the "SATC" girls, is also the costume designer for "Cashmere"?

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ABC will introduce seven new dramas, four comedies and one alternative series to its 2007-2008 primetime schedule, it was announced today by STEPHEN McPHERSON, President of ABC Entertainment. The seven dramas are "Big Shots," "Cashmere Mafia," "Dirty Sexy Money," "Eli Stone," "Private Practice," "Pushing Daisies" and "Women's Murder Club."

The comedies are "Carpoolers," about four guys from different backgrounds who use the commute to dish about their lives; "Cavemen," inspired by the popular Geico Insurance commercials, it looks at life through the eyes of three outsiders -- modern cavemen; "Miss/Guided," slated for mid-season, is the story of Rebecca Freely (JUDY GREER), who returns to her high school as a guidance counselor; and "Sam I Am," starring CHRISTINA APPLEGATE as a woman who has to start her life over with amnesia, and as she re-discovers her identity, she doesn't like what she discovers about who she was. "Oprah's Big Give" is the new alternative series in which millions of dollars are given away to make a difference in people's lives across the country.

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