Jimmy Fallon and Barack Obama
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13. Chuck, I Am Your Father Award: Following last week's revelation that Diana Payne (Elizabeth Hurley) is his biological mother, Gossip Girl's Chuck falls further down the rabbit role when an investigation led by Nate reveals that not only is Diana probably not his mother, but Bart Bass was also not his real father...
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Ed Westwick, Gossip Girl
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Monday's episode of Gossip Girl, "Salon of the Dead." Read at your own risk.]
Between the Dair vs. Chair wars, the Real Charlie Rhodes drama and Serena taking on the secret role of Gossip Girl in recent weeks, a bomb had been set to detonate for poor, single Chuck.
And boy did it explode.
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Anderson Cooper
Our top moments of the week:
13. Most Intriguing Tease: How I Met Your Mother's exhaustive time-jumping episode wraps up with an emotional payoff when it flashes-forward to 2015 and shows new dad Ted cradling his infant baby girl. (All together now: Aw!) But the real tease is that Barney is very conspicuously hiding his left hand throughout the scene. We know he's getting married in the season finale, but will he still be...
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Wallace Shawn, Leighton Meester, John Shea
[WARNING: The following story contains major spoilers from Monday's episode for Gossip Girl, "The Princess Bride." Read at your own risk.]
She did it. She got married and became a princess. And now the avalanche of questions...
Is Gossip Girl really going to make Dan and Blair happen? Did new media magnate Nate just fall for another pretty girl (who happens to be the real Charlie Rhodes)? Would the reformed Chuck have sent that video to Gossip Girl? Will he and Serena decide to put themselves out of their misery when they find out Blair ran off with LonelyBoy? Did the royal lapdog Prince Louis actually grow a pair? Is Georgina the real Dread Pirate Roberts Gossip Girl?
Ed Westwick tired of "lovesick puppy" Chuck, ready for Gossip Girl to end
So many burning questions lingering about Monday's 100th episode of Gossip Girl, written by executive producer Josh Safran and fittingly titled, "The Princess Bride." Fortunately, Safran and fellow series boss Stephanie Savage were on hand last week to tease and tantalize reporters who got an early peek at the episode about everything that is to come. Get cozy — they had a lot to say! (And for the record, we're so sticking with the theory that Georgina is not Gossip Girl.)
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Hugh Grant
Hugh Grant is a first-time dad.
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"I can confirm that Hugh Grant is the delighted father of a baby girl," his rep says in a statement. "He and the ...
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Shane Warne and Elizabeth Hurley
Elizabeth Hurley is engaged to Australian cricketer Shane Warne, Us Weekly reports.
Warne, 42, popped the question during dinner at the Old Course Hotel in Scotland on Friday, according to the magazine.
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Penn Badgley, Leighton Meester and Hugo Becker
Here's what Gossip Girl executive producer Josh Safran doesn't — and won't — talk about when it comes to the show's fifth season: the identity of who is pregnant, a possible second glimpse of Oscar-nominated director David O. Russell (so impressed by Serena's knowledge of The Beautiful and Damned he handed her a summer job), Ivy, the whereabouts of the real Charlie (and if it even matters), the fall-out from Dan's Upper East Side-bashing book, Georgina, gone-but-angry outcast Vanessa ...
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Fortunately, some of those cliff-hangers will immediately be dealt with when Gossip Girl returns (Monday, 8/7c, CW). TVGuide.com instead got Safran's thoughts about why Blair has become the show's most interesting character (by far), what makes this season more fun than last (even if it didn't begin in Paris) and why Serena could wind up being the best movie producer ever:
At the end of last season, you said Dan (Penn Badgley) and Blair (Leighton Meester) were totally not over.
Josh Safran: I stand...
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Gossip Girl
Nate as a movie star? Chuck Bass jumping off a building?
When Gossip Girl heads west to Los Angeles for the start of Season 5, anything is possible with our favorite twenty-something troublemakers from the Upper East Side. As Serena points out, "everyone in Hollywood...
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Marc Menard
Lost actor Marc Menard is joining Gossip Girl, TVLine reports.
Elizabeth Hurley sashays to Gossip Girl
Menard, who on Lost played Montand, Rousseau's French scientist who lost a limb to the Smoke Monster, has scored the role of Father Cavalia, a priest from ...
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Elizabeth Hurley
The Upper East Side is about to get more posh.
Elizabeth Hurley is guest-starring on the upcoming fifth season of The CW's Gossip Girl for multiple episodes, TVLine reports.
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