<![CDATA[Jezebel: dan humphrey]]> http://tags.gawker.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/jezebel.com.png <![CDATA[Jezebel: dan humphrey]]> http://jezebel.com/tag/danhumphrey http://jezebel.com/tag/danhumphrey <![CDATA["I Can Be As Sexy As Edward Cullen. Give Me A Chance."]]>

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<![CDATA[Gossip Girl Threesome: Crappy, Like The Show]]> Instead of threesome, it should have been called "Hilary Duff kisses a girl." Here's what happened:

A fully clothed Lezzie Lizze Maguire smooched The Boring Dude. Then she puckered up with The Chick Nobody Likes. Then The Boring Dude snogged The Chick Nobody Likes. A beat. A look. Cut to: An illuminated phallic symbol. That was it. In its entirety. I'm not saying I wanted more, but there was so much hype!

Oh, actually, there was more:
Three people SLEEPING in one bed? The SCANDAL.

These desperate ploys to draw viewers (Tyra's stint!) are wearing as thin as this season's storylines. What I liked about the books (and the show… at first) was the portrayal of incredibly wealthy, privileged NYC high school students with messy, complicated lives… the same, universal teen angst seen in classics like The Catcher In The Rye and Sixteen Candles. The characters proved that money can't buy you love, security, a good seat in the cafeteria (or the Met steps). But watered-down claptrap like the "threesome" — and the fact that most of the characters aren't in high school anymore cheapens the experience.

Also? Threesomes are so '90s.

Earlier: Is Gossip Girl The Best Show Ever? It Could Be, If They'd Let It

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<![CDATA[I Just Want Your Extra Time And Your…]]>

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<![CDATA["Just Tell Me Where I Can Find Chuck Bass"]]>

[New York, August 3. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]

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<![CDATA[Spotted: Serena, Dan, And, Uh, Harvey]]>

[New York, March 23. Image via INFDaily.]

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<![CDATA[Don't Rain On Serena & Dan's (Art) Parade]]>

[New York, September 9. Image via Splash.]

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<![CDATA[Blake/Serena & Penn/Dan Pucker In The Park]]>

[Blake Lively & Penn Badgley on the set of "Gossip Girl," Central Park, New York, July 16. Image via Splash.]

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<![CDATA[Spotted: Blake & Penn Acting Like Serena & Dan]]>

[New York, July 7. Image via INFDaily.]

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<![CDATA[Is Marie Claire Taking Over Elle's Sloppy Project Runway Seconds?]]>

  • More rumored changes for The Greatest Show On Earth, Project Runway: Season 6 of the show, the first to be broadcast on Lifetime, may feature "More Than A Pretty Face" magazine Marie Claire in lieu of Elle as the affiliated fashion magazine sponsor. [WWD, 1st item]
  • Whoah: Are New York Times fashion critic Cathy Horyn and Skeletor/stylist Rachel Zoe more similar than we could have ever imagined? Possibly, if it's true that Cathy Horyn was also mysteriously not invited to the dinner and dancing portion of tonight's Costume Institute festivities. [Fashion Week Daily]
  • And what does legendary costume designer Bob Mackie not like about the fashion industry? "Doing a fashion show that's on for 20 minutes and then it's over and everybody runs to the next one. Nobody sings, nobody dances, nobody tells jokes. I found it quite unsatisfying." I second that emotion. [WWD, sub req'd]
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<![CDATA[Gossip Girls Give Us Something To Talk About]]> On Saturday night, the cast, executive producers and author of the books that started it all gathered 'round to discuss the cultural phenomenon (and guilty pleasure) that is Gossip Girl at the Paley Festival in Los Angeles. Lucky for us, all the women on the show — Blake Lively, Leighton Meester, Taylor Momsen, Jessica Szohr and Kelly Rutherford — showed up ready to chat and dressed to impress. (The menfolk were there, too, but let's face it: I only have eyes for "Hot Dan" Penn Badgley, left.) The full Good, Bad and Ugly of the Gossip Girl panel, after the jump.





The Good:
blakelively.jpgDamn you, Blake Lively: How do you always look so good, even when you're just wearing jeans and a blazer?
kellyrutherford.jpgKelly Rutherford: I can haz yur dress and luks az I ages?
taylormomsen.jpgDear Taylor Momsen: Why did I not have your polished looks and pretty flapper dress when I was a mere 15-years old?


The Bad:
leightonmeester.jpgBlair Waldorf would never have let Leighton Meester out of the house in a color that fails to flatter and in a cut that does not flatter.


The Ugly:
jessicaszohr.jpgDear Jessica Szohr: Why must you insult us by wearing American Apparel?!

[Images via Getty.]

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