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new incarnation on HBO Max. Premiering July 8 and set in the same scandal-filled world of exclusive Manhattan prep schools, the series features an all-new cast of characters. It’s peppered with references to the original, even as the gossip-hound spills secrets in a new social media format.“I kind of came into this show with a whole list of things that I felt were prevalent in culture [now] and areas that I wanted to look at,” creator Joshua Safran, who was also an executive producer on the original show, told The Post. These areas include cyberbullying and the life cycle of an online rumor, as well as more racial and sexual diversity among the cast and characters.

anticipated update dropped its first episode Thursday, wasting no time answering the biggest question that once lorded over the original series: is Gossip Girl? Instead of keeping alive the mystery behind Manhattan's all-knowing pot-stirrer, the new series revealed that the new class of wealthy elites at Constance Billard are being tormented through a reborn Instagram account by their very own teachers, led by the uncool Kate Keller (played by Tavi Gevinson). The reason behind the teachers' united front to «resurrect» the dormant Gossip Girl? To rebalance the power dynamics at the school.

You know you (already) love her. Much like her Gossip Girl character, Jordan Alexander has become the subject of much online chatter since her revival role was revealed.

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.

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.

Kristen Bell is set to return as the narrator in HBO Max’s upcoming Gossip Girl reboot, something that the creators say was necessary for the show.

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. Fans in the UK will be able to watch it on BBC One and iPlayer, as well the show’s first six series.Developed by showrunner Joshua Safran, who was a writer and executive producer on the original series, the series will take viewers back to New York City’s Upper East Side where a new generation of private school teens navigate their lives under increased social surveillance.

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.

BBC has also landed a deal to bring every episode of the series featuring Ed Westwick and Leighton Meester as Chuck Bass and Blair Waldorf to BBC iPlayer.Gossip Girl fans will be able to watch both the new show and the old series in 2021.Kristen Bell will also be returning to the new series as the voice of the iconic anonymous source into the "scandalous lives of Manhattan's elite", so fans will certainly get a sense of nostalgia.Showrunner Joshua Safran, writer and executive producer on the original series will also be developing the new show which will see an Instagram account act as Gossip Girl - instead of the previous website.It will take place nine years after Gossip Girl ended on December 17, 2012, after five years.

Naman Ramachandran The BBC has pounced on the keenly anticipated reboot of iconic drama “Gossip Girl” as a U.K. premiere.The show will be available on BBC One and streamer BBC iPlayer later this year.

The creator of the new Gossip Girl extension series is explaining why none of the lead stars of the original series will be appearing in the new version.

The guys of the Gossip Girl revival are stealing the spotlight on the red carpet!

Kate Aurthur editorBy the time Joshua Safran was pitching the “Gossip Girl” revival to HBO Max in May 2019, he knew exactly what he wanted the new incarnation to be. Based on Cecily von Ziegesar’s young adult books, and created by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the original show ran on The CW from 2007 to 2012 and was a zeitgeist success, creating stars of Blake Lively and Penn Badgley, and cementing “xoxo” as a shady signoff forevermore.

OMFG, you guys! There’s a linear way to watch the first episode of HBO Max’s Gossip Girl reboot. The CW said today that it will air the premiere at 8 p.m. Friday, July 9 — one day after its debut on the WarnerMedia streamer.

(CNN)Welcome new generation of rich kids for us to obsess about.HBO Max (which shares CNN's parent company) has released a trailer for the "Gossip Girl" reboot.The teen drama ran on The CW from 2007 to 2012 and helped make big stars of some of the cast, including Blake Lively and Penn Badgley.The new version is developed by showrunner Joshua Safran, a writer and executive producer on the original series.

EXCLUSIVE: Lyne Renée (Motherland: Fort Salem) is set for a recurring role in HBO Max’s Gossip Girl reboot. The 10-episode series comes from Joshua Safran, Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage’s Fake Empire, Alloy Entertainment, Warner Bros TV and CBS Television Studios.

Oh, s**t! Things are about to be shaken up for Manhattan’s elite because the new trailer for HBO Max’s Gossip Girl revival just dropped. And NOBODY seems ready for what’s about to come!

It’s the first look at the Gossip Girl reboot!

HBO‘s long-awaited Gossip Girl spin-off series has been given a premiere date and will arrive this summer.Warner Media announced back in July, 2019 that a Gossip Girl update would be coming to its streaming site HBO Max. The new series will be helmed by the show’s original creative team, which includes creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, and writer Joshua Safran.Following a number of teasers shared in recent months, the official Gossip Girl Twitter account has now shared a slideshow of pictures of the cast members in their Gossip Girl characters’ costumes, to the tune of the original show’s theme music. The post also revealed that the show will premiere in July.“Good afternoon, followers.

Gossip Girl reboot is finally inching closer to its release and fans finally have new info on the much-anticipated series, thanks to showrunner Joshua Safran. Safran recently spoke to Cosmopolitan along with the cast of the show and revealed new details, including the release date of the show.