Every Time the New ‘Gossip Girl’ Brings Up the Original Characters

Gossip Girl‘s Savannah Smith wears a summery dress for the Soapbox Giving Tour in New York City on Thursday (July 15).

The revamped Gossip Girl is finally underway and is releasing a new episode weekly, after a mixed review last week on their opening episode, looks like the second episode has managed to garner the pique on die-hard GG fans. Titled "She's Having a Maybe" the episode, like most others of the show and its franchise, packs lots of drama and huge scandals on the Upper East side of New York.

There were a lot of stars at Gucci and the Saltzman Family’s Summer Celebration event on Saturday (July 10) in East Hampton, N.Y.

The Gossip Girl reboot made its mark on HBO Max upon its premiere, becoming the steamer’s most-watched original series over the first weekend of availability.

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The world premiere for HBO Max’s Gossip Girl revival series was held last week in New York City and we have an exclusive look inside the event!

The Cut editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner. This series has the fashion bona fides of its predecessor.Former Constance Queen Bee Blair Waldorf wore her headband like a crown…but current school ruler Julien shaves her head, establishing a new look.

*Spoiler Alert* Gossip Girl reboot officially kicked off with its pilot episode on HBO Max. Ever since the trailer of the film had released, fans of the original series which aired between 2007 to 2012 have been excited to see what's in store for its revised version.

Kristen Bell reviving her voiceover role as the anonymous social surveillant Gossip Girl.Costume designer Eric Daman reprises his fashion magic for 2.0. Daman was responsible for all the iconic sartorial moments on the series — from Blair Waldorf's fashion-forward headbands to Serena van der Woodsen's glamorous gowns.

HBO Max, speculation has swirled around the possibilities of an original cast member (or two or three) dropping by for a quick cameo or perhaps even more. Well, expect a few Upper East Siders to swing by their old New York City haunts near the end of the series' 12-episode first season.«There are a whole bunch of recurring characters who appear in episode 10,» executive producer/showrunner Joshua Safran revealed to ET's Leanne Aguilera.

HBO Max), is set in the same world as the original series but follows a new cast of characters. Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively) and Dan Humphrey (Penn Badgley) might have moved on from their prep-school days, but nine years after the original “Gossip Girl” blog went dark, a new generation of New York teens must deal with the ramifications of social surveillance that spills their secrets and follows their wild antics.

Paging Dorota! HBO Max’s new Gossip Girl series is a continuation of the original CW show, but with a whole new crop of characters. There might, however, be a few familiar faces along the way.

Gossip Girl? Well, that part's easy: purchase a subscription for HBO Max for $15/month for ad-free streaming or $10/month if you're willing to watch commercials. Or, if you are a Hulu subscriber, you can get a free week trial of and then for $15/month.

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As the Gossip Girl reboot inches closer, a lot of new revelations have been made about the 2007 show. Now, the creators of the iconic teen hit are opening up on who was supposed to be the real GG.

We all know by now that Penn Badgley‘s character Dan Humphrey was revealed to be the person behind Gossip Girl in the original Gossip Girl series, but we just learned a different character was originally going to be the anonymous blogger.

“Gossip Girl” EP Joshua Safran is revealing how the show almost had a completely different ending. 

BBC will premiere the reboot of Gossip Girl for UK viewers.The popular teen drama, which ran for six seasons from 2007–2012, returns this month in the US on HBO Max, with events taking place nine years after from the original show.

As the new Gossip Girl’s release inches closer, fans are excited beyond measure but many were upset that the creators didn’t feature any cameos of the iconic original cast of the show. Now, in a chat with The Daily Beast, GG creator Joshua Safran addresses why key characters like Serena or Nate or Blair are missing from the highly-anticipated new show.