SEX and THE CITY PREMIERE TURNS UGLY!

Thousands of ticket-holding fans waited outside the Radio City Music Hall for hours before the 'Sex & the City' premiere last night - and many of them were turned away. The "Sex and the City" premiere at Radio City Music Hall became all the rage Tuesday night after a ticket snafu left thousands of fashionistas all dressed up with absolutely no place to go. Organizers of the celeb-studded event overbooked the 6,000-seat theater, leaving bounced fans fuming. The angry crowd surged against police barricades, cursing and stomping their Manolo Blahniks. Security officials said up to 2,000 people - who had gotten tickets through promotional giveaways authorized by movie studio New Line Cinema - were shut out of the screening.

Alissa Hoffman had taken off work for the day to attend the premiere as a treat for her 27th birthday. "We waited in line 21/2 hours. . . . I guess we'll go drink a Cosmo or five now," Hoffman said. Officials of New Line Cinema declined to comment. Radio City ushers pointed out the fine print on the rejected tickets that says seating is first-come, first-served. "I've spent five months looking forward to this. I'm angry and frustrated," said Jen Ferguson, 23, who flew in all the way from British Columbia. Ferguson, dressed to the nines in a black Hervé Léger bandage dress and blue satin Christian Louboutin heels, said her parents had bought four tickets for $1,000 each and booked rooms at The Plaza hotel. (What a bunch of dumb, drunken whores!)

The line for the movie, based on the hit HBO series, stretched from Sixth Ave. and wrapped around 50th St. at 5:40 p.m. when officials told the crowd that their tickets would not be honored. "I'm absolutely heartbroken," said Mary Robbins, 26, of the upper East Side, who underwent a throat cancer operation last week and had the surgical staples to prove it. "This is pain and the city." (Get a real life, bitch!)

Comments: What a bunch of fucking maroons, getting dressed up like they were the stars of the movie just so they could see a free premiere where they stood in line for numerous hours for nothing. Everyone knows those free tickets are first come, first serve, so when you are at the end of a line of thousands of people and you don't get in, who is to blame? Just your own stupidity. To all the fucking assholes who did not get in, LOL!