I just wanted inform everyone the gallery will be back shortly, I hope, as we’re undergoing some issues with copyright infringement and it’s very serious stuff. Once we’re able to properly handle this the gallery will back online.

It’s a heightened sense of reality. I’m not from that world but I have friends now who are and they’ve been telling me and the rest of my cast-mates that we’re getting it pretty bang on.

Your character, Chuck Bass, is a ladies’ man – it’s probably safe to say he’s every father’s nightmare.

Lock up your daughters, definitely. He’s intelligent and quite slimy in the way he manipulates to his gain.

I’ve uploaded 13 outtakes of Ed along with Chace and Penn from their Out Magazine cover shoot photographed by Kenneth Cappello. I’ve also added the photos that were originally posted on the Out Magazine website when the issue was on new stands since I saw they weren’t in the gallery.

Gallery Link:
- Photoshoots > 2008 > Kenneth Cappello ( Out Magazine )

Thanks to my buddy Qua and her awesome friend Green of UhHuhHerFan.com for the first video and T4 @youtube for the second!

Ed Westwick (Chuck Bass from Gossip Girl) on the red-carpet at the BAFTA TV Awards. To win the complete red-carpet look go to www.t5m.com

Gallery Link:
- 2×23 – Southern Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

( CLICK PHOTO FOR FULL SIZE ) The jury is still out on whether Gossip Girl—the hedonistic teen soap opera beloved by the bobby-soxer in all of us—will rise from its slender-but-influential ratings share and turn the CW network from a caterpillar into a butterfly. And now it’s May. Game time. Sweeps month. Cliffhangers are ready. Fingers are crossed. Can the nation’s escapist mood that has been elevating box-office figures rescue the genre of the lavish television drama that has recently been in decline? Is Gossip Girl the end of the mighty nighttime soap or just the beginning?

One thing is certain: Gossip Girl itself is in no need of saving. The show has been picked up for a third year, and we know one prime reason why. This season, one of Gossip Girl’s biggest twists has been an unexpected victory of talent over mere beauty: The show’s two most lively, versatile, and engaging actors, Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick, have gotten more and more screen and story time. Virtue rewarded? It’s the kind of meritorious upset that would infuriate their characters, the show’s colorfully scheming on-and-off lovers Blair Waldorf and Chuck Bass.

But it only makes sense. Westwick’s wealthy, unscrupulous Chuck—slippery as a shark and just as dangerous to cross—has crystallized into a junior J.R. Ewing, a fantasy figure that all parents fear and that all girls . . . well, you know. And Westwick is so convincing as a teenage American Psycho that most people don’t even realize that he’s English, born and raised, with the wit of a Brit and the heart of a rocker. (He’s even got a band—ish.) Known for some bad-boy ways himself, Westwick comes across as part Chuck, part Liam (as in Gallagher), and, somewhere in there, a talented actor just bursting to get out. If he can just outmaneuver the tattoos . . . This is a cliffhanger worth tuning in for.

DAVID COLMAN: You’re already at work filming the third season of the show right now . . . How’s everything on the set?

ED WESTWICK: I have the day off, so instead of the set, I’m on the couch.

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