If there's one thing that sends millennial Gossip Girl fans into a tailspin, it's knowing that the parents on HBO Max's revival are likely closer to their age than the teens wreaking social havoc.

Blair Waldorf and Serena van der Woodsen may be gone, but they are definitely not forgotten.

The most striking image of Gossip Girl 2.0 is of G.I. Jane-haired influencer Julien Calloway at the end of a runway at an over-the-top fashion show.

It's been said that you either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

Watching the Upper East Side rich kids of The CW's Gossip Girl was always a timeless experience.

Anyone who has ever lived in New York will tell you there are three things to fear about one's daily existence: 1) Actual death by falling air conditioner and/or scaffold; 2) Death of the soul by falling asleep on the F train and waking up all the…

If Dan Humphrey can be Gossip Girl, then truly anyone can.

"I'm like, trembling," says Whitney Peak, one of the stars of the new Gossip Girl; Peak, who plays new-to-school Zoya Lott, is worried about giving away any spoilers over our Zoom chat.

While the new Gossip Girl reboot is quick to take us to DUMBO, nothing is more iconic than the allure that the Upper East Side had to me as a teenage girl growing up in Indiana.

HBO Max's Gossip Girl revival retains plenty from its predecessor, from the private school chic uniforms to its rich kids behaving very, very badly.