The beloved teen drama Gossip Girl is set to hit Netflix on October 29, marking its highly anticipated return to the streaming platform. Fans of the iconic show that originally aired on The CW are already buzzing about the opportunity to rewatch the series that defined an entire generation. Widely regarded as one of the
Gossip Girl’s Chace Crawford, who played Nate Archibald on the show, has revealed that he had an instant connection with Leighton Meester, who played Blair Waldorf. Crawford spoke about his time on Gossip Girl during the podcast XOXO with Jessica Szohr. Chace Crawford reveals he had an instant connection with Leighton Meester Crawford said that
Ed Westwick, who played Chuck Bass on Gossip Girl, has admitted that he misses his co-star, Leighton Meester. The revelation came during the latest episode of the XOXO podcast, hosted by Jessica Szohr, who played Vanessa on the teen drama. Westwick starred alongside Meester, who played Blair Waldorf. During the series, Westwick and Meester’s characters
HBO Max brought back the popular drama series Gossip Girl for a rebooted new season and fans are already ready for more. The second half of the first new season hit over the holidays and fans are hoping to see more seasons for the Upper East Siders soon. We have good news for Gossip Girl
Influencer Olivia Jade has been in the headlines for several years now, but not for the best reasons. While the 21-year-old quickly rose to fame as a lifestyle and beauty YouTuber, her success hit a stumbling block when she became a prominent subject for the 2019 college admissions scandal. Jade’s mother, Full House star Lori
While fans of Bridgerton have been comparing the Lady Whistledown character to the rumor-spreading titular blogger from Gossip Girl, the UK Netflix official Twitter account is comparing the regency columnist to the likes of Mean Girl’s very own Regina George. Featured in Netflix’s newest most-watched series Bridgerton, Lady Whistledown is the 1813 London’s peephole into
Popular teen drama Gossip Girl is leaving streaming platform Netflix, and as expected, the news isn’t sitting well with many fans. The show first arrived on The CW back in 2007, running there for six seasons and entertaining viewers for just over five years. GG was added to the Netflix platform in 2011, giving the