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Gossip Girl Wedding Day Aftermath! Scoop on Everything That Happens Next

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.) read more

Adam Brody Calls His MTV Series Good Vibes the "Grungier" O.C. -- With Horny Surfers

Adam Brody

Adam Brody says his new animated series Good Vibes is the grungier version of his former hit show, The O.C.

"It has the rich side, but the very Venice Beach, graffiti side — and then with horny little surfers," he tells TVGuide.com.

Brody's Good Vibes character Woodie is the anti-Seth Cohen in personality — confident and thrill-seeking — but like the brotherly bond between Seth and Ryan on The O.C., Woodie befriends the new teen in town, Mondo (Josh Gad). The two become friends as Woodie shows Mondo the ropes around town while together they try to score girls (or even just a first kiss).  "They're really a team on a quest for love and they're moderately successful. They inch towards the goal line [by the end of the season]," Brody says.

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CW Orders Full Seasons of Secret Circle and Hart of Dixie

The Secret Circle

The CW is standing behind its freshman series.

After news broke Wednesday that Ringer would be sticking around for a full season, the network has also ordered full seasons of The Secret Circle and Hart of Dixie.

CW gives Sarah Michelle Gellar's Ringer a full season

"We believe in the creative strength of these dramas, and by... read more

Exclusive Video: Adam Brody and Josh Gad Ogle Bouncy Beach Babes in MTV's Good Vibes

Good Vibes

The O.C.'s Adam Brody is returning to series television as a beach blonde wannabe in MTV's upcoming comedy Good Vibes. (OK, so his character is also animated.)

From filmmaker David Gordon Green (Pineapple Express), Good Vibes tells read more

Watercooler: The Best Revenge

Emily VanCamp

"This is not a story of forgiveness."

But it is a story of fabulousness.

Last night, ABC unleashed its Revenge and this season's dishiest drama is already serving up the hotness. Glamorous, gorgeous and soapy as sin, this thing has all the makings of a must-see escapist thrill.

By casting... read more

Emily Osment Says ABC Family's Cyberbully Will Shock People

Kelly Rowan, Emily Osmet

In the fight against teen bullying, the very special TV movie is the obvious next step — hence, ABC Family's Cyberbully.

For Emily Osment, playing a tortured teen was emotionally draining. "The hardest thing was being on set every day and having to get into the state of mind where I was crying," Osment tells TVGuide.com. "It was emotionally strenuous."

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CW Fall Lineup: Sarah Michelle Gellar's Back on Tuesdays; Secret Circle After Diaries

Sarah Michelle Gellar

The CW's fall lineup will find Sarah Michelle Gellar on a very familiar night and will feature Kevin Williamson and Josh Schwartz drama blocks.

Fall 2011 TV Scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't?

Gellar's Ringer, which was originally developed for sister network CBS, will follow 90210 at 9/8c on Tuesdays — the same night Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired for most of its run on the WB and UPN before they merged into the CW. The thriller stars Gellar as a recovering alcoholic on the run ...
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The CW Orders Secret Circle, Hart of Dixie and Ringer, Plus Three Reality Shows

Britt Robertson

The CW has picked up Secret Circle, Hart of Dixie and Sarah Michelle Gellar's drama Ringer.

Fall 2011 TV Scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't?

As expected, Ringer, originally developed for sister network CBS, landed ...
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Autumn Reeser Welcomes a Son — And He's Already Tweeting!

Autumn Reeser

Actress Autumn Reeser and her husband Jesse Warren welcomed a son Tuesday morning, according to a tweet from the newborn. It's the first child for the couple.

"Here I am, world! 5-10-11 (at 10:53am) just got a whole lot more awesome!" reads the tweet from Baby Finn. It was followed immediately by, "It is BRIGHT out here!"

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Royal Pains' New Jill, Covert Affairs' Complicated Marriage and More USA Scoop

Jill Flint, Peter Gallagher

How did Africa change Jill on Royal Pains? Will Kate and Justin reunite on Fairly Legal? TVGuide.com got the scoop Monday on USA Network's blue carpet from Pain's Jill Flint and Fairly Legal's Sarah Shahi. Plus, Covert Affairs' Peter Gallagher reveals what's ahead for Arthur and Joan, while the stars Necessary Roughness and Suits preview their new shows.

USA network unveils upcoming projects from Kara DioGuardi, Nathan Lane and 11 more

Royal Pains: Expect a lot of changes for many of the characters. Jill Flint says that her character Jill will be a brand new woman when she returns from Africa. "You're talking about someone who... read more

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Premise: A slick hit about a troubled L.A. teen taken in by an idealistic lawyer and his family in affluent Orange County. The series filled the youth-soap hole left by the departed '90210,' but quickly proved itself far more gritty---and witty. In addition, early plots set up an appealing balance between the kids and grown-ups, who were portrayed as real people with real problems, instead of sounding boards for the unblemished Romeos and Juliets. From the directors of 'Go' and 'Charlie's Angels.'

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