January 20, 2009
- 9:00 am
By Kathryn S
Welcome freakin’ back, Gossip Girl! I officially screamed at my television last night. Bring on the juicy.
Let me say this: I continue to have a bitter distaste for Dan, and Chuck remains (by far) my total fave. AND Lily gained some cool points tonight too. If you missed it, stop reading now, turn on your DVR, and watch. And if you watched, feel free to comment on your favorite part of last night’s stellar ep.
The show started with the usual Yale bullsh*t. Blah blah blah, aren’t they in yet, already? No, they aren’t. And there’s a certain new, young, hot teacher who is going to rock everyone’s world. Anybody else think it’s weird that Serena instantly becomes her new Shakespeare teacher’s bff? I mean, I had teachers I was tight with, but not to this degree. And, a note to Ms. Carr, never tell your students it’s your first salaried gig. That’s just asking for it.
As the Yale-shizz unravels, Serena laments to Dan that she is afraid that she’ll get into Yale, and Blair won’t. Presumptuous? Or foreshadowing?
This week’s weekly party is the opera gala. Seriously? That’s not nearly as exciting as the white party. But I suppose it’ll do, since Jack has already thrown Chuck’s dead father into the mix. We all know that Chuck was had by Jack last week, but is he going to take that? Hell. No. And you gotta love Lily in this ep for making it happen. Read More »
Tags: adopt, affair, Bart Bass, blackmail, Chuck Bass, company, cw network, dan humphrey, detention, drama, fight, gossip girl, gossip girl recap, gossip girl season 2, high school, jack bass, jenny humphrey, Lily, Nate Archibald, opera, Rachel Carr, rape, rufus, script, serena van der woodsen, socialite, teen, Upper East Side, war
August 31, 2008
- 10:30 am
By Kathryn S

This weekend is the only thing that stands between me and Chace Crawford.
Of course, I’m talking about the season premiere of Gossip Girl, which airs Monday, September 1 at 8:00 on the CW Network.
Since my life pretty much sucks– I’m not currently sleeping with anyone, I’m spending my “new clothes” money on speeding tickets, and I can barely afford my daily latte, let alone an extra-dry martini or a burlesque business venture–I’m looking forward on living vicariously through Dan, Jenny, Serena, Blair, Chuck, and, oh yes- Nate.
When GG left us at the beginning of the summer (which feels like eons ago), Serena’s brother, Eric, had just come out of the closet; Georgina had stopped into town just long enough to break up Serena and Dan; Chuck briefly scraped together an ounce of morale, only to eye-f*ck Amelia, Lily’s new interior designer; Blair hopped a plane with some random dude; and it seems that Serena and Nate and Dan and Vanessa were left to hang out for the summer. Read More »
Tags: Bart, betrayal, blair, blair waldorf, Blake Lively, bulimia, burlesque, Chace Crawford, Chuck, Chuck Bass, cw network, Dan Humphries, drama, drugs, Eric, gossip girl, guilty pleasure, hamptons, high school, jenny, Jenny Humphries, leighton meester, lies, Lily, nate, Nate Archibald, new york city, Penn Badgely, Queen Bee, rufus, season premiere, serena, Serena Van Der Woodson, Sex, socialites, strip club, suicide, teen, television, Upper East Side, vanessa
March 28, 2007
- 10:33 am
By Jess - NYU
Alright girls, we all do it. Strangely enough, I think less of us will admit to this than masturbation. More hands will rise when asked if they watch chick on chick porn than when asked if they do this. This is the sort of thing we really don’t want anyone to know about.
What’s this?
Soundtracking our sadness.
Yup. I’ve playlisted my pain more than I want to admit, and have walked in on friends doing it often. No matter who the perpetrator is, it always looks the same; sad figure lying languid on a bed, fully clothed, eyes leaking, while Rufus warbles or Iron and Wine whines or Kelly Clarkson cries. A sad scene made even sadder by the underscore.
Even those of us who don’t fancy ourselves drama queens have, once or twice, tearfully sat at our computer compiling a “Sad” mix and retreating back to our beds to moan over our handiwork. Come on, Love, admit it. Sometimes you download that song because you know, you know, it’s gonna come in handy the next time you need to have a good old fashioned cry. Read More »