This season, one of my favorite Gossip Girl characters has been Dorota, Blair's long-suffering maid and confidant who brings a dose of reality to B.'s hoity-toity life. Apparently I'm not the only Dorota fan, because now, Dorota will be starring in her own series of webisodes, available exclusively to those of you who use Verizon.
I think Dorota's a great choice for a web series — but is she the best?
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When one thinks of Thanksgiving desserts, s'mores don't necessarily come to mind. Unless you're Richard Sweeney, of course. Last week's axed Top Chef contestant will forever be haunted by Thanksgiving s'mores.
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Reminder! Privileged is starting its new day and time tonight at 9:00 p.m., right after Gossip Girl. There will be a repeat of this episode tomorrow night in the usual Privileged time slot, which is nice and helpful, but I for one will be watching tonight — I need my Privileged fix!
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While I thought this week's episode of Desperate Housewives is pretty good, I really missed the recent guest stars (Frances Conroy as the wealthy Virginia Hildebrand and Lily Tomlin as Mrs. McCluskey's sister Roberta)! But overall this episode — all about the immediate aftermath of the fire at the club where Blue Odyssey was playing their first show — is better than most of them, in my opinion.
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Kate Moss was a surprise celebrity guest in the audience at The X Factor on Saturday night, there to watch Britney and the contestants do their thing! While hanging out backstage the supermodel bumped into Eoghan Quigg and lent him her jacket as he was cold, but — bless him — he didn't even realise who she was. He twigged eventually, but who'd have thought that Kate Moss would be a fan of reality TV. 
NBC's Kings had one of the more infamous panels at the TCA press tour last Summer, complete with star Ian McShane berating reporters. Lost in the drama, though, was the fact that the clips we saw of the show actually looked pretty great. Set to the regal sounds of Coldplay's "Vida la Vida," the show played out like a hypercolor modern version of the David and Goliath story, with McShane as the powerful King Silas Benjamin and relative newcomer Christopher Egan as young David.
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