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TV Tonight: Gossip Girl
With Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke already making guest appearances on Chuck, it should come as no surprise that Josh Schwartz likes to keep his OC alumni busy with jobs on his shows. The latest: Willa Holland, The OC's (second) Kaitlin Cooper, who will appear on Gossip Girl tonight.
Holland stars in the first of three episodes tonight as Agnes, a young model who becomes a friend of Jenny's and will have a big influence on Little J's career aspirations.
Gossip Girl Went to the Hamptons, and All I Got Were Photos
Judging from the massive number of photos the CW has released in the past couple of days, I can say with certainty that the following things happened when Gossip Girl went to the Hamptons for its season two premiere:
- Croquet was played.
- Red wine was served.
- Red wine was spilled, specifically on Dan.
- Dan got all writer-ly by the light of a fire.
- He also almost missed a bus.
- Blair rode bikes with a potential paramour.
- They also had heated conversations.
- As did Nate and Serena, as well as Serena and Dan.
- Lots of people wore white.
First Look: Gossip Girl's Summery Start to Season Two
Those marketing gurus over at the CW are at it again: We now have some cute teasers for the upcoming season of Gossip Girl from the folks who brought you OMFG. Gossip Girl returns September 1, and these clips reveal just how juicy S and B's summer in the Hamptons has been (hot lifeguards included).
Can you wait for the new season to start?!
OMFG! Gossip Girl Getting a Spinoff?
Hey, Upper East Siders, are you ready for a double dose of gossip? There's a story floating around that the producers of Gossip Girl are planning a spinoff of the CW series.
(Update: Josh Schwartz has said it's not true, but in the same story, a CW boss says they'd consider it if the second season does well.
TV Tonight: Gossip Girl
Tonight, there's a new Queen B in town — and her name starts with J. Gossip Girl returns from its strike-induced break with the first of five new episodes, which find a disgraced Blair ceding control of her Upper East Side minions to the rising star from Brooklyn, Jenny Humphrey.
We've already heard quite a lot about what's to come over the next few weeks: More Bad Serena, the arrival of Michelle Trachtenberg as Georgina Sparks, a potential wedding, and the possible outing of one of our characters.
First Look: Gossip Girl's Sexy Return
Gossip Girl returns April 21, and from the looks of things, the CW wants to remind you of a couple of things:
PaleyFest: The Goods on Gossip Girl
Hey, Upper East Siders. BuzzSugar here, with all the dish from Saturday night's Gossip Girl panel at the Paley Festival in Los Angeles. The sold-out crowd got some hints about what's coming up when the show returns with five new episodes starting April 21 and some of the scoop straight from the set — including the truth about Blake Lively's Guitar Hero skills, the plot lines that Gossip Girl series creator Cecily von Ziegesar would like to see included in the show, and how the fictional Gossip Girl blogger got her voice.
Paranoid Park: Better in a Museum Than a Multiplex
As a piece of art, Gus Van Sant's Paranoid Park has a lot to recommend it. It's carefully told and beautifully rendered, and it establishes an instant mood of fearfulness and dread. Van Sant proved with Elephant, his 2003 film about a school shooting, that he knows how to tap into the creepiness of the everyday — dishes clanging in a sink, a light switching on in a far-away room — and Paranoid Park uses those haunting moments to their full effect.
Movie Preview: Gus Van Sant's Paranoid Park
There's something about the tone of director Gus Van Sant's work that gives me a deep uneasiness in the belly. His previous indie movie dealing with teens and violence, Elephant, won a bunch of awards at Cannes (including the Palm d'Or) in 2003 and it was certainly effective in delivering this dark queasiness I now feel again having watched the trailer for his newest film Paranoid Park.
Nominated for Best Feature and Best Director at this year's Independent Spirit Awards, Paranoid Park again focuses on troubled teenagers.
Gossip Girl Rundown: Episode 8, "Seventeen Candles"
Hey, it's me, Buzz, pinch-hitting for Molly this week. While this week's episode of Gossip Girl was full of the usual tears, drama, and awkward situations, I have to say that I was surprised by how tame it was. Nobody throws a party quite like Blair Waldorf, but I was expecting a lot more drunken debauchery and a little less Guitar Hero.
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