Despite playing Dan Humphrey for six seasons on "Gossip Girl," Penn Badgley doesn't exactly feel a kinship with his character, who turned out to be th...
When it was revealed that Dan (Penn Badgley) was the elusive Gossip Girl in in the December finale of the longtime CW series, viewers were shocked ......
The trailer for the new Jeff Buckley film, Dan Algrant's "Greetings from Tim Buckley," has finally arrived on YouTube, showing a flannel-clad Penn Bad...
Detroit will get another appearance on the big screen, after serving as the backdrop to several days of shooting for indie movie "Parts Per Billion." ...
We're two weeks away from the "Gossip Girl" series finale (Mon., Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. EST) and The CW has released 20 revealing shots from the final epis...
It appears that I spoke too soon when dubbing "Portrait of a Lady Alexander" the ickiest episode of "Gossip Girl" to date -- that was before we'd witnessed Ivy trying to screw her way through every father on the Upper East Side.
"Vile" was the perfect catch-up for any viewer who has suffered a blunt force head trauma over the past six years and forgotten everything that's happened up until this point; the characters were all doing their best to remind us about things that happened as recently as last week.
This week's episode wasn't as awful as last week's bland installment, but only because the show threw an incomprehensible stream of plot twists at us to distract from its overall ridiculousness.
"Gossip Girl" fans, rejoice! Penn Badgley has finally shaved off all that hair. "Gossip Girl" co-star Chace Crawford has tweeted a photo of the CW cas...
"Gone Maybe Gone" succeeded in recapturing some of the sparkle that's been missing. There were knowing winks and sharp one-liners, with all of the characters generally behaving like sane and rational versions of themselves (except for Georgina).
There's a lot more to "Gossip Girl" star Penn Badgley than Dan Humphrey. "He's a tool on a show with soap-operatic arcs and he needs to be a judgme...
Actions speak louder than words on "Gossip Girl," and it seems like the show's marketing team has taken that literally for its latest promo. The new t...
For six years, we've followed the scandalous lives of Manhattan's elite through the eyes of "Gossip Girl's" titular blogger, but this year, it all com...
There hasn't been much press about the upcoming Jeff Buckley biopic Greetings from Tim Buckley, at least not since the bombshell dropped last summer a...
Documenting the ups and downs of Penn Badgley's facial hair is one of our pastimes, and the "Gossip Girl" gave us something to talk about over the wee...
It's nice to see that some celebrities are as fascinated with "The Hunger Games" as the rest of us, and for one "Gossip Girl" star, the record-breakin...
Amon is a senior at Bartlett High School and a reporter for The Mash, a weekly teen publication distributed to Chicagoland high schools. Let’s p...
Gossip Girl, about a bunch of rich Upper East Siders and their insanely ridiculous lives, has never been a perfect show. This season, however, the show feels like it has seriously lost its way.
Mayor Bloomberg loves loves loves it when TV shows and movies are filmed in New York. No surprise then that Thursday Hizzoner bestowed an unusual hono...
Whether she was getting up close and personal with handsy bridge and tunnel types, mistaking cops for strippers or downing shots like Snooki, Blair's ditzy drunk routine was utterly hilarious, and played perfectly by Leighton Meester.
Penn Badgley, we think that's you, but honestly, under all that hair, we can't really be too sure. We spotted a few cute pictures today on the Dail...
Whether you are vowing to do something better, get thinner or give more in 2012, celebrities can relate. TV stars have been sharing their New Year'...
UPDATE: The NYFCC has announced that "The Artist," the Michel Hazanavicius-written and directed silent film, has won Best Picture. _____ PREVIOUSL...
Blair, Serena, Georgina -- oh my! The Gossip Girls -- and Guys -- were out in full force last night, celebrating the CW show's 100th episode (a mil...
The film Margin Call takes us inside a lightly fictionalized stand-in for Lehman Brothers called HMS, where a young risk analyst discovers the math that proves HMS' imminent demise.
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