While many ledgers use the gossip protocol, Baird combined the gossip protocol in the form of "gossip about gossip" with a voting algorithm to reach consensus quickly and securely without proof of work.
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The gossip protocol shares new information that other nodes don't know, and the gossip about gossip includes where that new information originated.
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Celebrity gossip actually helps us in myriad ways Belgian psychologist Charlotte de Backer makes a distinction between strategy learning gossip and reputation gossip.
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Celesbian gossip, like all celebrity gossip, isn't really about the celebrities.
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When everyone can be Gossip Girl, is anyone really Gossip Girl?
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One did not beef with Gossip Girl; Gossip Girl beefed with everyone.
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And while Gossip Girl is gone, it certainly hasn't been forgotten — especially the gossip.
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Students gossip about their teachers just as much as they gossip about each other.
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Belgian psychologist Charlotte de Backer makes a distinction between strategy learning gossip and reputation gossip.
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It really would be hard to gossip more eagerly off camera than Mika and Joe gossip.
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Plus, if you gossip with a colleague, they'll likely wonder if you gossip about them, too.
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So, delve into some of the juiciest bits of gossip that you didn't actually see on Gossip Girl.
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The elite performed for Gossip Girl; Gossip Girl, in turn, tsked at noncompliance before tearing another friendship apart.
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Read These Stories Next: We Need To Talk About Sexual Assault On Gossip Girl 10 Years Later, Gossip Girl's Dan & Blair Are Still The G.O.A.T. Gossip Girl's Creators Regret The Show's Glaring Lack Of Diversity
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As the lead singer of Gossip (formerly The Gossip), she sang with an angry volume that stirred the guts.
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But Elaine Lui, who analyzes celebrity gossip on the site Lainey Gossip, doesn't think these two possibilities are mutually exclusive.
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Look: According to veteran gossip blogger Lainey Gossip, they were spotted at dinner together afterwards, just the two of them.
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Veteran gossip blogger Lainey Gossip then shared those photos on her site, before promptly receiving a request to remove them.
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"Sweet Gossip," a collaboration with the photographer Adrian Richards and Ms. McGuire, explored the role of gossip in social interactions.
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Oh, there was tons of gossip, and then when they got through gossiping about other people they'd gossip about each other.
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Gossip Girl fans might recognize his wife Fitzpatrick's tour mate for life is none other than Gossip Girl's conniving cousin imposter.
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"It really would be hard to gossip more eagerly off camera than Mika and Joe gossip," he said in subsequent tweet.
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HN: My point is— CB: I felt good that I had like, I had celebrity gossip, I rarely have any celebrity gossip.
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But there is a world in which Gossip Cop could help determine what celebrity gossip gets to even exist on the internet.
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" Or, if a co-worker constantly comes to you with gossip, say, "This sounds like gossip and I don't want to hear it.
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At face value, You protagonist Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley, Gossip Girl's Gossip Girl) is a dreamy bookstore manager who's always there to save her.
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When we gossip, what we're doing is grappling with the rules of human behavior — that's why juicy or scandalous gossip is always more fun.
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Badgley was a meddling gossip king in Gossip Girl — and now he's back to one-up himself with his latest role in Lifetime's You.
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"Dan was not my intended Gossip Girl," Gossip Girl writer and executive producer Joshua Safran said at Vulture Festival over the weekend, according to Buzzfeed.
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It gets at the role gossip plays in the worlds of art and design, while also grappling with the overlaps between gossip and fake news.
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Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud is the best kind of celebrity gossip book: it's a book that shows us what celebrity gossip says about us.
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It's all fun and games to gossip about celebs...until you find out they're reading the gossip because this is the internet and everyone can read everything.
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While cortisol levels—the body's primary stress hormone—decreased equally amongst the gossip and non-gossip group, oxytocin levels were significantly higher in the group that gossiped.
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If this sounds familiar, it's because the gossip-vlogger model evolved from the popularity of the online gossip media network, TMZ — another relative upstart to the tabloid industry.
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So did the subsequent rise of digital photography, "citizen" paparazzi, streaming video, and independent gossip blogs (Perez Hilton, Lainey Gossip, Dlisted, Oh No They Didn't) that published them.
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Gossip website sparked new interest in alleged affair Before In Touch published its story, a gossip website got wind of Daniels' alleged tryst and published a few details.
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For Esquire, Kate Storey went long on "Page Six" in The New York Post, and that's a worthwhile read if you like gossip about gossip, which I do.
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One researcher calls productive work gossip "pro-social," or gossip that can lead to warning your peers about difficult managers or other information that results in more productive work.
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" Under "Occupation": "Actor — currently appearing on Gossip Girl.
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Before TMZ, Twitter, and Gossip Girl, there was New York scandalmonger Liz Smith, a feisty woman from the South who spent the majority of her life defining modern gossip news.
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He not only hears, but also engages in and promotes, gossip about employees outside this clique, and he makes professional decisions about who gets certain responsibilities based on that gossip.
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Gossip Girl existed in a world without selfies, think pieces about selfies, and tweets about think pieces about selfies; for that matter, it existed in a world without Gossip Girl GIFs.
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I'm a comic book fan and a Gossip Girl fan (the show comes from Gossip Girl creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage), so it's probably no surprise that I loved it.
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Other Gossip • Laoghaire's presence leaves me worried for Claire.
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" Bishop Sánchez Sorondo dismissed the statement as "Roman gossip.
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" Gossip is surely plentiful in "David Bowie: A Life.
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Rather, I am talking about illicit … well, talk. Gossip.
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Other Gossip: • Costuming is remarkably strong on this series.
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Piggybacking on Dunbar's theory that gossip communicates social norms, Baumeister adds that gossip allows humans to learn from the mistakes and successes of other group members, even those beyond our immediate circles.
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Lively was dating DiCaprio while Gossip Girl and Savages filmed in L.A. And Gossip Girl executive producer Joshua Safran told Vanity Fair that during that time, the crew learned from Lively's actions offscreen.
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Also, because Anna, Anthony and Jordan were all big "Gossip Girl" fans, we debate how Badgley's "You" and "Gossip Girl" characters compare (spoiler: they're weirdly similar) before Sarah joins the conversation mid-episode.
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When disparaging gossip, we overlook the fact that it's an essential part of what makes the social world tick; the nasty side of gossip overshadows the more benign ways in which it functions.
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"I want to gossip," she confesses — and so do we.
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I'm not somebody who uses the Internet to find gossip.
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"There is a healthy dose of Housewives gossip," she says.
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"I don't trust exit poll gossip," she said on Twitter.
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Also on Monday, the gossip site acquired Reynolds' death certificate.
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However, the gossip is not what fans are talking about.
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We all know gossip is key to a Gemini's health.
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Let's just say that even Cohen's hypothetical gossip is juicy.
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"art of gossip #courtesy of #artist ines knauss," Trump wrote.
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That's not the kind of queer gossip I'm talking about.
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We laugh, gossip, and drink until the sun goes down.
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Is there any big gossip you can tease for us?
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We chat, gossip, and eat our weight in Mexican food.
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"What media speculate and gossip, is not always correct stuff."
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Here, they'd complain about homework and gossip about their friends.
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I have a confession: I cannot live without celebrity gossip.
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The gossip was taken as gospel months before it happened.
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It's the same psychological motivation that drives gossip, Wardle says.
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" His successor, Paolo Gentiloni, said, "BuzzFeed's investigation is not gossip.
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"I dont trust exit poll gossip," she said on Twitter.
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Astonishingly, Gossip Girl is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.
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All those years of reading celebrity gossip really pay off!
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They are far below the requisite drama standard for gossip.
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The former Gossip Girl star isn't, well, a girl anymore.
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Speaking of gossip: Reading the modern epistolary novel Hey Ladies!
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This helps explain why we love gossip so much, right?
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" Vanderpump was quick to shut down the gossip saying, "Stop!
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Gossip Girl fans: We have some major news for you.
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No, it's not Joan Collins, it's Gossip Girl's Blair Waldorf.
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Series creator Ryan Murphy eventually spoke out about the gossip.
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We gossip about work, boys, and throw back tequila shots.
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Even some of Dean's allies are swatting down the gossip.
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But we don't need to gossip about who she's dating.
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Would the actress return to Gossip Girl for a reboot?
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Here gossip "washed in, washed out", but can also kill.
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Blake Lively, Kelly Rutherford and Caroline Lagerfelt in 'Gossip Girl.'
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Versace herself suggests all the industry gossip has been exaggerated.
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Penelope Scotland is 6 — and already a master of gossip!
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Westwick, meanwhile, starred in Gossip Girl from 2007 to 2012.
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Plainclothes policemen pretend to take selfies, while filming café gossip.
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Leighton Meester of Gossip Girl!) and largely unknown (Yassir Lester).
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"Oh, you're just looking for gossip, aren't you?" she said.
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Lots of insanely juicy gossip will be coming your way.
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But that deal just expired, according to the gossip site.
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VPNs are all up in the hot gossip right now.
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The biggest gossip of him is his performance at school.
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Don't believe the gossip, cats and dogs can be friends.
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Well, some politicians should read up on their celebrity gossip.
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Who can pick up the best gossip on the Hill?
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You hear about it through typical brown gossip and everything.
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Alas, there was no sign of Badgley's Gossip Girl costars.
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Gossip can actually shame these free riders, reining them in.
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However, some gossip is interesting no matter whom it's about.
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Read More: 36 of the best outfits on 'Gossip Girl'
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So who was the original Gossip Girl intended to be?
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On Sunday, MTV UK tweeted an article examining the gossip.
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The detention was originally reported by French gossip magazine Closer.
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One can be civic minded and interested in celebrity gossip.
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The first with the gossip, the first with the news.
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Lots of interesting information (and gossip) is being shared today.
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Certainly beats the hell out of lame happy hour gossip!
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The two also shared information and gossip with each other.
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" "So you're saying that the allegations against you are 'gossip'?
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Lots of news (and gossip) comes your way today, Scorpio.
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The "Gossip Girl" alum was born on November 1, 1986.
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Meg Zukin, a social media editor at Variety, loves gossip.
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Gossip about designers moving among big houses is rampant again.
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Teen Libras also just love to talk, gossip or not.
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Sy Presten had a newsy item for the gossip columns.
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"Us" is a gossip rag, and CELEBs keep it afloat.
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The escape has stirred fevered gossip and numerous conspiracy theories.
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Juicy gossip is also very likely to come your way.
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That editorial mission makes reading Gossip Cop a confusing experience.
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First, the article hardly rises above the level of gossip.
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But when it wasn't satisfied, gossip provided an easy fix.
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They gather and squawk, conducting unknown goose business and gossip.
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Carpool Gossip -Mary Louise is sweet in the pizza scene.
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Fragments of news, gossip, rumors, jokes, bewilderment, on and on.
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Zuzanna Szadkowski played Dorota on "Gossip Girl" for six seasons.
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A lot of those gossip columnists, they lose their platform.
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"People like gossip because it is extremely personal," she says.
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The New York Review of Books, Times Literary Supplement. Gossip.
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Then the next night they would gossip about the actors.
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And let's face it, fashion folk really like to gossip.
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Gossip Girl fandom had become my favorite nighttime soap instead.
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She was the most powerful gossip columnist in the 1980s.
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There was a lot of gossip and envy and judgment.
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"We leak like the Gossip Girls," Gowdy said of Congress.
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But Harvey Weinstein also allegedly used gossip as a weapon.
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Not about gossip and stuff, but generally about their lives.
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Read more:8 relationship lessons you can learn from 'Gossip Girl,' according to a therapist32 TV reboots, remakes, and spin-offs that are in the works20 celebrities you didn't remember were on 'Gossip Girl'
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If this sounds like you, it's important to learn how to set limits with passive aggressive people who gossip and to develop more assertiveness skills so you can excuse yourself when gossip starts to happen.
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"It's a whole web of gossip and surveillance," Dr. Mitchell said.
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The study proves that gossip, cliques, and inner circles aren't bad.
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Some said that the public airing of dismissals simply fueled gossip.
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I feel no need to address gossip or respond to peons.
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The Bankheads and Vincent only want to gossip about other women.
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They shouldn't spread gossip about prescribers, as CVS's own policies dictate.
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Once in a while, he was definitely up for some gossip.
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You connect with a crush, and juicy gossip comes your way.
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"She has not converted [to Islam]," a rep told Gossip Cop.
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The word yenta never meant a busybody or gossip in Yiddish.
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"XOXO, Gossip Girl," Corinne says aloud, to no one in particular.
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I geared up for gossip, but you cut my expectations off.
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He isn't mentioned in any articles, not even Page Six gossip.
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Khan arranged the meeting through his friend, gossip columnist Elsa Maxwell.
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Everyone somehow knows each other, and everyone's fodder for eager gossip.
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"Gossip can be gratuitous, without any purpose beyond entertainment," he acknowledged.
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Lately, gossip around life at Uber has been a hot topic.
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Then again, these gossip site "sources" say a lot of things.
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Gossip Girl's random celebrity cameos are dated and delightful in themselves.
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The hall gossip knocked on my door to break the news.
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Here gossip "washed in, washed out", but can also can kill.
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It was like there was a 'Gossip Girl' in our system.
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Teefey told Gossip Cop she is "not happy" about the reunion.
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I know what you're thinking — how very Gossip Girl of Riverdale.
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Celebrity gossip website TMZ, citing unnamed sources, also reported the suspension.
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Still, the Gossip Girl fantasy remains a distant and unattainable one.
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" She called TSR and similar celeb gossip mongers "disgusting and toxic.
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Then I indulge in my nightly celebrity gossip before falling asleep.
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Gossip rags dragged beautiful female celebrities for a single thigh dimple.
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And of course, all the celebrity gossip magazines are claiming victory.
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Who was involved with her in off-screen gossip about it?
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The curse of gossip has taken hold of our hapless men.
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I think I would like it because I like Gossip Girl.
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Three years earlier, Wharton had sparked gossip after breaking off her
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Is gossip a form of venting that helps you release pressure?
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Who had talked to Foster about this gossip about her kids?
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And for all the best afterparty gossip, check out these articles:
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"Press" feeds into the gossip Cardi knows social media feeds on.
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Why is so much of Facebook's trending section full of gossip?
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Everyone knows everyone, and everything is grist for the gossip mill.
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Then I gossip with some coworkers and start doing some work.
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This is an especially horrible time to gossip or behave superficially.
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They talk kids, and local gossip, and pop culture, and sports.
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I can't even fathom the gossip I read about myself anymore.
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At Lainey Gossip, Kathleen Newman-Bremang is reading the warning signs.
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Today, when you think about it, we are all Gossip Girl.
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Beyond mere gossip, the friction raises the stakes in tangible ways.
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Trump is a conspiratorial sort who loves to gossip and scheme.
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At one point, he was "outed" by the gossip rag, Confidential.
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" Or the all-around favorite gossip, "I think he got arrested.
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In 2007, I was outed by the online gossip blog Gawker.
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People look out for each other; people gossip about each other.
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TMZ streams daily gossip updates and goes live for breaking news.
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A lot of the "news," the trending topics, is like gossip.
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An exciting piece of gossip could also come your way tonight.
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Improved upon Gchat's original progress as preferred locale for workplace gossip.
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But Aniston's rep sure knows how to shut down the gossip.
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Palin's family life also became a staple of the gossip columns.
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Here is my distillation of the highlights from readers' gossip rules.
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The literary world was set aflutter with recriminations and vicious gossip.
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Both men have been played upon by gossip, deception, fake news.
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So The Sun, under Lamb, gets a jaunty, sleazy makeover. Gossip!
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"That's political gossip, in which I'm not particularly interested," he said.
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What's more, gossip may be inevitable whether you go or don't.
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But his nose for first-class gossip kept the machers circling.
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There was even Vatican gossip that Francis might meet the queen.
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Even that kind of celebrity gossip uses a different cognitive function.
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We gossip and surmise: Who is a criminal and who isn't?
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"I'm truly sorry that I used the word 'gossip,'" he said.
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"I'm here to talk about the Olympics, not gossip," he said.
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She trafficked in gossip, but knew "The Odyssey" backward and forward.
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No matter the setting, gossip and hookah pipes scent the air.
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The best gossip, of course, always contains a grain of truth.
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For six years, he famously played Dan Humphrey on "Gossip Girl."
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All of which made for delicious gossip but didn't appear true.
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The shocking news was first reported by celebrity-gossip site TMZ.
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The Third House: Communication, news, gossip, siblings, and short-distance travel.
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Sanders called the book "complete fantasy and "full of tabloid gossip.
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Celebrities break up all the time, and people gossip and speculate.
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It was in magazines, in newspapers, all kinds of stupid gossip.
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At times, it has leapt from gossip pages to news pages.
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Penn Badgley has also seemingly dissed his time on "Gossip Girl."
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First, a disclaimer: Don't come to "Forbidden Hollywood" expecting racy gossip.
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Examples include toxic gossip, jokes and sarcasm at their victim's expense.
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Elordi addressed the gossip in a recent interview with GQ Australia.
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Occasionally, there were naysayers: gossip items in Gawker and Page Six.
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After all, nothing soothes economic fears quite like lighthearted office gossip.
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After all, nothing soothes economic fears quite like lighthearted office gossip.
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Chapman asked whether there was any idle gossip of Forsey's pay.
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During the months that followed there was a lot of gossip.
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Its pages are usually dominated by crime stories and celebrity gossip.
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But that does not make the gossip press an unalloyed good.
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Gossip, haters, impersonators & liars but so what if it were true?
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Learn from 2016 and keep office gossip at the literal watercooler.
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And with Matthews, whose trade is celebrity gossip, she gives a sneak peek into the highest plane of gossip there is these days by confirming that the White House really is as messy as it seems.
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The Instagram account, which has the tagline "gossip are early facts," trades in the kinds of sensational celebrity gossip and news that would be at home in British tabloids or on US sites like Perez Hilton.
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Although Gossip Girl never gave us such dark vibes quite so early on in the series as Riverdale, there are some undeniable similarities between the two shows that leaving us wondering: Is Riverdale the new Gossip Girl?
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In its fictional world, Gossip Girl was iconic because the blog held a full monopoly over its jurisdiction: The blog's word was the law that the elite obeyed; there was an unwavering, unshakeable attachment to Gossip Girl.
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The dual role of the gossip press in the Weinstein scandal — as a tool used by the women Weinstein allegedly harassed as well as by Weinstein himself — speaks to the Catch-22 nature of the gossip industry.
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She's effortlessly cool, funny, and would probably be up for some gossip.
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And you know how companies get trashed in the typical internet gossip.
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Sadly, narcissists love to gossip and put people down behind their backs.
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Susan's quite the magnet for salacious gossip, nearly all of it true.
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She was particularly surprised to hear the gossip had started with Williams.
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They have an official title — and access to all the juicy gossip.
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Her previous album, reputation, was all about her confronting rumors and gossip.
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It was like a nightmare crossover between Gossip Girl and Black Mirror.
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I run on the treadmill for 60 minutes while watching Gossip Girl.
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Best friends share everything — including gossip, secrets, and of course, beauty products.
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Though, it seems like Klausner enjoys dispensing real celebrity gossip as well.
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We're the way-ward relatives neighbors gossip about in hushed, horrified tones.
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It's a book, it's a history, but it's also filled with gossip.
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Meanwhile, gossip about Joe's infidelity had often been brought up on RHONJ.
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Mooch is also set to host TMZ's celebrity gossip show on Monday.
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The author of A Warning promises to be above such tawdry gossip.
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There's gossip to be circulated, and you're the person for the job.
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This year's Gala couldn't have come at a better time for gossip.
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You're getting the inside scoop, but try not to gossip too much.
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My high school experience was nothing like the characters in Gossip Girl's.
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It's hard to believe that Gossip Girl premiered 10 years ago today.
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Turns out, before Game Of Thrones was being hacked Gossip Girl was.
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My sister calls me and we FaceTime and gossip about our brother.
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But the lack of contact leaves them with little more than gossip.
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Page's essential thesis is that all history amounts to is hot gossip.
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Liz Smith, the iconic syndicated New York gossip columnist, died on Sunday.
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Anyone who loves gossip or hearing about other people's love lives. Why?
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We gossip about other coworkers, which is a horrible habit of mine.
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Let's not lose that in a haze of drug-fueled celebrity gossip.
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A gossip has his tongue continually ripped out, that sort of thing.
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People can gossip all they want; they can speculate all the want.
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I love a good gossip session, so don't tell me your secrets.
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Him and I have a relationship, he was telling me the gossip.
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Regulators have also shut down the microblog accounts of celebrity-gossip writers.
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Few television queen bees are as iconic as Gossip Girl's Blair Waldorf.
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Then I chow down while watching Gossip Girl for the 500th time.
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Party "responsibly" — as in don't give your neighbors reason to gossip. 7.
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Gossip Girl ended with Chuck and Blair happy and, seemingly, drama-free.
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I was lucky enough to have that song "Gossip" escape the leaks.
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Turn accomplices into friends It takes two to engage in office gossip.
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And then there's the other women and the gossip that accompanies them.
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Hm. Carpool Gossip -What's The Charlotte's Web connection from that school scene?
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"Before following it up with: "You guys, gossip is like Monopoly money.
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But with "Bodak Yellow," she lets go of the gossip and drama.
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Instead of harping on negativity in your conversations, focus on positive gossip.
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The talk of the restaurant, she said, is always small town gossip.
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How dare Rinna suck them into the Lyme disease gossip, they said.
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In "The End of Alchemy" there is no gossip and few revelations.
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"Honestly, I'm here to talk about the Olympics, not gossip," White said.
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Penn Badgley once said that he felt "molested" by Gossip Girl fans.
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Slack, like office gossip, is a part of modern day work life.
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When you hear gossip or unkind comments, stand up for your peers.
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Now the gossip goes between you and the entire f—ing world.
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We do not gossip, we all try to stay positive and supportive.
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Other Gossip:— Pretty much every TV show can be called beautiful now.
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They speak, teach, conduct business, and even gossip in Yucatec and Quechua.
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What made Gossip so good is present in much of this album.
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There's a whole family there that you can gossip and talk about.
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But we had our jokes, and our gossip, and our insinuations too.
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Read More: 31 of Blair Waldorf's most memorable outfits on 'Gossip Girl'
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"Gossip Girl" is returning just in time to fuel WarnerMedia's Netflix competitor.
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MARGULIES It's all silly gossip, and I don't want to go there.
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By turning the dossier into hard news, that leak weaponized malicious gossip.
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What role does celebrity gossip play in our culture, in your opinion?
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Lochte's bouts of public partying often turn up in the gossip pages.
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"Gossip Girl" (2007 - 2012) has plenty of drama and high-end style.
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But while less gossip-worthy, her weight was more arguably more significant.
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"Tea" is gossip, and "spilling the tea" is the act of gossiping.
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He's even OK with my practice of falling asleep to celebrity gossip.
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She uses gossip to understand the rest of culture, and vice versa.
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Then, surprisingly, Morgan the Virtuous indulges in a bit of community gossip.
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Gossip shows are consistently among the highest-rated shows on local television.
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Fights, gossip, overanalyzing, or bitchy, condescending vibes are the worst-case scenario.
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Her reverie is shattered when the producer shows her the gossip magazine.
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"This is the perfect job if you like gossip," Renea told me.
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No childhood friend could gossip with a reporter about the young Ferrante.
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Gossip Coffee had a fun and modern façade complete with potted shrubs.
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An example of "gossip" comes in a scene that opens the book.
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A weepy love letter or some outlandish gossip may come your way.
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It is tempting to find high-minded reasons to pass on gossip.
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The Gossip Cop masthead now lists only one other full time editor.
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Gossip Cop's treatment of this particular story presents a broader journalistic quandary.
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Seven long years ago, Gossip Cop deemed the underlying rumor as false.
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Locals run into one another in the parking lot, stopping to gossip.
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In general, politicians need journalists to exchange gossip, spin, insights and facts.
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As might have been expected, "WARHOLCAPOTE" is filled with gleefully exchanged gossip.
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We got to live vicariously through NYC's richest teens on "Gossip Girl."
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She's like a friend to me and I love hearing her gossip.
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Probably no one in Hollywood is the repository of so much gossip.
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"I think a lot of the gossip is just wrong," Kudlow said.
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Gossip is where the private, deviant and forbidden circulates, true or not.
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Like Kiang, I am not sure what we should do with gossip.
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The search for a new editor prompted speculation and literary-world gossip.
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Caligula was colorful and flamboyant, offering plenty of opportunities for ribald gossip.
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I watch an episode of Gossip Girl and fall asleep around 8.
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College sex doesn't look like it does on Gossip Girl, after all.
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Productive energy flows today, and you would be wise to avoid gossip.
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We gossip and break down the most recent Bachelor in Paradise drama.
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A big part of YouTube creator culture is constant feuds and gossip.
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"Father, help us not to heed gossip or slanderous speech," Holmes said.
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"Lead by example and don't spread any gossip yourself," Dr. Hakim says.
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Collectors gossip as much as anyone else, comparing commissions, double-checking prices.
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Normally used for gossip, the page quickly became a force for good.
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Some great topics to talk about include family gossip and local news.
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Other Gossip: • This week's episode was directed by the legendary Debbie Allen.
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How could anyone take this combination of gossip and trash talk seriously?
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Sprinkled throughout are some pretty fantastic love affairs and plenty of gossip.
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I missed her optimism and her endless enthusiasm for gossip and chocolate.
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It shows up everywhere from Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels to Gossip Girl.
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All were involved in publishing political gossip about China's Communist Party leadership.
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Tourists and holiday shoppers gawk and gossip with the bored camera crew.
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In this form of hacked emails, we still get gossip and trivia.
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"It's not about trying to fish around for gossip," Ms. McGurran said.
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The website Gossip Cop has debunked some of the above-mentioned reports.
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Half a term passed in the ritual frenzies of gossip and competition.
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You love gossip, and your words often come back to bite you.
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WATCH: Gossip Girl's Ed Westwick Denies Rape Allegations Brought Against Him by Actress Kristina Cohen Westwick, 30, has been accused of raping actress Kristina Cohen and former actress Aurélie Wynn, both allegations the Gossip Girl alum has denied.
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In the books, the blog serves only to offer a suggestion as to how each day's hot gossip was being distributed, and the Gossip Girl herself was simply a metaphor for the invisible hand guiding social status and reputation.
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I am hopeful that avoiding not only lies, but rumors and gossip-which inevitably lead to lies- will allow me the opportunity to dig deeper in my relationships without the fear of getting caught in a lie or gossip.
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Only Wolff, a seasoned gossip columnist, knew how to make this stuff interesting.
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"Everyone has a best friend that they love to gossip with," he says.
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While everyone is writing stories and thinking it's fun gossip, it's actually dangerous.
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The wave of trolling was kicked off when the celebrity gossip podcast Who?
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I don't know any gossip from the small town where I grew up.
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Entertainment and gossip outlets — including Refinery29 — have poured over every detail and update.
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Which means it is worth exploring how Gossip Girl could exist in 2019.
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Maybe not — but that doesn't mean that Gossip Girl can't exist in 2019.
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Who can get the best gossip about what the critics are really thinking?
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Then, there's some sort of gossip being spread that Locken cloned Redmond's phone.
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That's the world of Gossip Girl, so to deny it would be wrong.
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And it all started because of a post on an internet gossip rag.
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The salacious gossip about her only intensified the more well-known she became.
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In high school, I was voted the biggest gossip of my junior class.
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I sit on the couch and watch Gossip Girl until the food arrives.
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She's actually joining my company in two months, so we exchange office gossip.
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And also, the celebrity gossip mill itself just isn't what it once was.
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Certain macro trends and a conjunction of events have given the gossip momentum.
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Gatsby, his parties and his mysterious wealth were the gossip of the hour.
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Chastain reportedly played a ruthless gossip columnist and functioned as a primary antagonist.
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The celebrities are asking that we, hungry spectators, be above the gossip wheel.
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Jealousy, gossip and comedowns, however, are just minors in these boss men's lives.
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We sip sangria in the pool and gossip about work for several hours.
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She said she was uncomfortable with the amount of gossip and open sexuality.
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" Pro tip: don't equate dozens of sexual assault and rape allegations as "gossip.
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Hearing "covfefe" in the Gossip Girl voice was just what we needed today.
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The "Gossip Girl" star says it's now time to get back to work.
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I wanted to do gossip and news, and I gave them something different.
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They fueled gossip of a relationship by posting cuddly photos together on Instagram.
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In the past ten months officials have also been clamping down on gossip.
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Spotted: Nina Dobrev out in West Hollywood with Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford.
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See, don't let anyone tell you gossip is bad — it can save lives.
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It's not really gossip, it's more trying to come to terms with it.
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He added that the switch had become a "gossip item" among FDA employees.
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And the year before, Flynn had slapped a gossip columnist across the face.
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But what these insiders are revealing is hardly some hard-hitting celebrity gossip.
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It's nice catching up on the school gossip — and she knows it all.
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Every year, there's new gossip fodder that Drake has gotten a woman pregnant.
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The show's men weren't the only ones to deal with Gossip Girl's fandom.
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The six main characters of Gossip Girl are all white, cisgender, and heterosexual.
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In the final episode of the reunion, Parks apologized for spreading the gossip.
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This gossip doesn't hurt her, but instead inspires her to do something bold.
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We talk shit about our exes and exchange gym gossip as we eat.
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Obviously, Khloé immediately takes the gossip to Kim and Kim's assistant, Stephanie Shepherd.
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We often hear gossip about movie co-stars finding romance with each other.
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Back in high school, I refused to miss an episode of Gossip Girl.
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Other Gossip:- I love that capes are a daily staple of Veronica's wardrobe.
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Sorry, but I still don't believe things unnamed sources tell gossip websites. E!
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" He continued: "We don't want to create gossip scenario all over this thing.
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"He is training extremely hard," Juliana Ramirez told the ellipsis and gossip site.
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This all happened in what some consider a golden era of celebrity gossip.
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Other Gossip: — I'm not sure how I feel about Jughead and Betty's kiss.
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You can thank this article from highly suspect gossip publication The Daily Star.
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Sanaa Lathan doesn't care much for gossip after the year she has had.
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Twitter, too, was abuzz with all the latest happenings and gossip about competitors.
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For a while, what transpired on Formspring dominated the following day's classroom gossip.
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But Spicer does not deserve the benefits of becoming cable television's newest gossip.
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Levin debuted his syndicated gossip show TMZ Live ten years ago this week.
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Leave it to Chuck Bass to kill all your Gossip Girl reunion dreams.
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No flashy proposal or helicopters or gossip rag profiles much up the process!
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Zoë Kravitz doesn't bullshit, especially when it comes to top-tier Hollywood gossip.
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And it's obviously quite possible they heard a false rumor or baseless gossip.
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However, the link between blogging and the Gossip Girl books is merely cursory.
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Oliver T'sien is Nick's cousin, and the collector of all juicy family gossip.
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What's it like being on the celebrity gossip wheel all of a sudden?
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The Humphrey loft from "Gossip Girl" needs a total makeover, according to designers.
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Printz a large sum to write a book about gossip she had gleaned.
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Meet the striving celebrity underclass that has risen to dominate the gossip machine.
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Read More: The first and last outfits of 12 characters on 'Gossip Girl'
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The gossip site The Shade Room has screen-shotted the comments for posterity.
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But she is a crafty exploiter of the tabloid gossip surrounding her relationship.
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They share gossip and rumors, but also keep secrets that entrench bad behavior.
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The source of all the gossip, however, may well have been Trump himself.
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The narrator's tone turns rueful, tender; a piece of gossip has become literature.
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Fantastic gossip arrives today, Libra, but watch out for communication issues and arguments.
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Expect scheduling difficulties and communication issues as well as gossip or surprising news.
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These date back to the late 1800s, when newspapers first started publishing gossip.
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Avoid gossip, and don't go on any dates you feel wishy-washy about.
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Mars enters Sagittarius today, bringing lots of information (and gossip) your way, Libra.
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I also grab two gossip magazines to catch up with all the Kardashians.
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"Honestly, here to talk about the Olympics, not, you know, gossip," White replied.
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The celebrity gossip and news publisher attracted about 4.2 million followers on Facebook.
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Don't come to "The Accidental Life" looking for score-settling or acid gossip.
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This caused a lot of gossip, but earned me some praise as well.
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" That's why beyond the Badgley overlap, "You" is a lot like "Gossip Girl.
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How to watch: Gossip Girl Seasons 1-6 are now streaming on Netflix.
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HaOlam Hazeh also published sensationalist gossip and sometimes risqué pictures of nude women.
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"Tea" is another term for gossip, and it originated in black drag culture.
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Josh and Max have been picking up gossip from Madeline's younger daughter, Chloe.
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When they didn't, I impatiently demanded to know the subject of their gossip.
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Outing gay people is something of a specialty for the digital gossip rag.
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Gossip was often emailed over by media agencies, complete with quotes from sources.
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Other Gossip • Jamie finally finds someone who's unmoved by his love for Claire!
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I had expected a lively, gossip-fueled conversation, nothing for attribution, of course.
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Invariably, there will be gossip about why I don't go inside the church.
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He excelled at this task, peppering film analysis with gossip, empathy and playfulness.
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I think it probably looks differently if everybody is turning into 'Gossip Girl.
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Postscript "I am a garbage pail," the gossip columnist Liz Smith once said.
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As mayor, Mr. Newsom's personal life was also terrain for the gossip columns.
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Tea: "Tea" is gossip, and "spilling the tea" is the act of gossiping.
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It's the most coherent that our gossip and smalltalk has been in years.
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But it also digs deep into Reddit, excavates meme chains and cultivates gossip.
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Maybe the manager involved was simply calling the bluff of the office gossip.
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The press agent Sy Presten is an old hand in the gossip business.
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Just not the ones that might make the cover of a gossip magazine.
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Conversely, gossip influencers may be the standard social news outlets of the future.
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With three days of interviews, presentations, and gossip, a few themes stood out.
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We spot my cousin, so we head to the eating hall to gossip.
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He once admitted that his best story ideas came from dinner table gossip.
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Ms. Cavero regaled them with family gossip and news from their home country.
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Women have long seen the brandishing of malicious gossip to derail their careers.
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"It's not a tell-all, gossip-filled expose by any means," Chaffetz said.
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Like most anonymous apps, Secret eventually became a dumping ground for hateful gossip.
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"People can start to point fingers, assign blame, gossip behind people&aposs backs."
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First off, employers aren't necessarily going through your messages to snoop on gossip.
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Other Gossip: • Offred's plot-heavy story line stands in stark contrast to Janine's.
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Thiel famously bankrolled a libel lawsuit that effectively bankrupted the gossip website Gawker.
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In 1709, the first modern gossip magazine, The Tatler , started publication, in London.
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You're running errands, managing paperwork, collecting information, and even enjoying some harmless gossip!
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Anxious gossip about who is and isn't mentioned in the latest news reports.
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I started lurking in Gossip Girl fandom around 23 out of sheer boredom.
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Keep out of office gossip, and be direct and professional with your communication.
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The Moon is in Air sign Libra today, bringing you information and gossip.
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Instead we have families, letters, visiting, gossip, carriages, tea, dances, conversations, thoughts, emotions.
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Jude's preferred methods of warfare — poison, spycraft, gossip, lies — are traditionally considered dishonorable.
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I don't hear a ton of like gossip in the halls about it.
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But despite all the nonsense and the gossip, its been a wild ride.
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Journalist Anne Helen Petersen connects the concept of whisper networks to the function that celebrity tabloids and gossip magazines often play in the entertainment industry, and to how gossip and whispers of any kind are socially stigmatized as a feminine vice.
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A 2010 study of gossip among members of a crew team, which was conducted by evolutionary biologist David Sloan Wilson and his then-graduate student Kevin Kniffin, confirmed that today's gossip reflects the same social grooming functions highlighted in Dunbar's theory.
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The move gives the company, led by David J. Pecker, almost full ownership of the print gossip market, leaving People magazine, owned by the Meredith Corporation, as one of the only major glossy gossip titles not under Mr. Pecker's umbrella.
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Nicole Kidman is slaying gossip, in addition to slaying husbands on Big Little Lies.
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" But with others, I thought, "This isn't bad but it's not a Gossip song.
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People speculated that Cannon is the father, but that was just gossip — until now.
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We gossip about mutual friends, complain about the wage gap, and generally catch up.
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Now, Gossip Girl fans can have an awesome piece of memorabilia from the show.
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For celeb gossip aficionados like me, Cohen is the gift that keeps on giving.
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Horner addressed the gossip in a series of tweets that have since been deleted.
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" [and then you] talk about whatever drama, whatever thing, whatever gossip, and then, "Action!
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He doesn't pry for gossip, doesn't press decisions on people, doesn't hurry through life.
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Dastardly Nick couldn't possibly be the groom in a Gossip Girl-style twist, right?
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There'd been gossip that he'd spread intimate photos of her around, like a trophy.
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For women, that knowledge, obtained via gossip or whisper networks, isn't frivolous or titillating.
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As Henry's friends, mostly from church, and their families lounge and swim, gossip flows.
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In an interview with Cosmopolitan, Szadkowski said that Dorota should have been Gossip Girl.
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But then again, Gossip Girl has always had a really weird attitude towards sex.
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Gossip Girl's introduction of Dan and Blair's (Leighton Meester) relationship was a bold move.
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The tight news cycle, tweetstorms, gossip mongers, insight, argument, factoids, snark and one-liners.
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Another day, another round of heteronormative gossip surrounding Lorde and her friend Jack Antonoff.
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The Moon enters lovely Libra later on, bringing news and probably some gossip, too.
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Information you previously missed will make its way back to you, including old gossip.
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Matt and Jimmy: all classic Hollywood feuds that keep fans guessing and gossip swirling.
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Bell's voiceovers brought the titular character of Gossip Girl to life for six seasons.
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You drink you swear you run around naked you gossip and create drama…..really!!!
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As for the rest of it, I'm oblivious, I'm just not the gossip queen.
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I would hear secondhand gossip about me because of the work I was doing.
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We catch up and gossip, and it's nice, but she seems a bit distracted.
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It makes for juicy gossip and copy.... She and I are sick of this.
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A witness told the gossip column that DiCaprio handled the fender-bender in stride.
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In one message, which has also been deleted, the hackers tagged gossip vlogger Keemstar.
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Somehow "Gossip Girl" managed to cast three generations of women who all looked similar.
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We gossip and visit until about 9:45, when we call it a night.
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We debrief on the meeting and indulge in a little bit of work gossip.
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Without gossip, we would have difficulty maintaining the cohesion of our large social groups.
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You need to be able to handle the amount of gossip that goes on.
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After you unwind, watch out for some intensely juicy gossip very late this evening.
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They're places where you can hang out, get neighborhood gossip, and sign for packages.
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The gossip seems to be hurting the "yes" campaign, at least in the cities.
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We got some Backchannel from a New Yorker that this gossip was en Vogue.
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"Look who I spotted on a date night," the gossip account captioned the photo.
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Sarandon revealed that her own PR rep was actually the one behind the gossip.
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No woman wants to be called a 'gossip' or a liar by the harasser.
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But her parents are FURIOUS and tell Gossip Cop they plan to sue Kennedy.
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I devour my pile and watch old episodes of Gossip Girl — only season one.
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Earlier this month, authorities closed down more than 60 celebrity gossip accounts on Weibo.
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It's clear that TMZ deals with gossip, but only certain kinds it deems worthy.
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Celebrity gossip outlets quickly scandalized the story, shaming Mia and her alleged former lovers.
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Gossip is the plague of most small towns, but Orange City was especially judgmental.
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You'd think they'd have briskly moved the kids along to the "Gossip Girl" books.
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Read More: 10 pieces of trivia that only true 'Gossip Girl' fans will know
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Trump is the reality TV president and Wolff's tell-all is our gossip rag.
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On Thursday, the 35-year-old told PEOPLE that he hadn't heard the gossip.
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The Moon in Cancer asks you to listen to your gut, especially about gossip.
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Topics once considered innocuous like celebrity news and gossip are now seen as sensitive.
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"I'm very proud to stand up against rumor, gossip and shallow nonsense," Mesereau said.
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Dogs and children thread through the streets of forlorn villages while the elderly gossip.
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"American Idol" alum Justin Guarini was a reporter for a "wizard celebrity gossip show."
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For nearly a year, reports, gossip, and videos have swirled around former Republican Rep.
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Focus on work and do your job — especially if you want to mitigate gossip.
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Their characters on "Gossip Girl" got married in the show's finale two years later.
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We didn't really notice, being well exercised by office gossip and shared work trauma.
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At the time, Mr. Trump was fascinated by gossip surrounding the marriage of Gov.
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Here's a ranking of "Gossip Girl" characters' style, from least memorable to most iconic.
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Gossip nailed him for a sleepwalker, punching holes in the bathroom walls without waking.
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Avoid gossip, and let go of ideas or situations that no longer serve you.
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Gossip, personal problems and internal tensions have turned the business news into high drama.
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Other Gossip • Great costume design can be as important as dialogue in revealing character.
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Kate Beckinsale stars as a penniless young widow who escapes gossip by visiting relatives.
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"He's really into gossip, because he doesn't have a life," the First Lady revealed.
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"Gossip" is his final warning, the last time he was going to say it.
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What are the circumstances that turn a gossip item into a career-ending disaster?
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Is what he picked up the gossip of former Russian officials and intelligence officers?
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Unexpected news (or gossip) comes your way today—what will you do with it?
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Of course, this all hinges on the recent gossip about LIGO being on point.
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We're here because we want to catch some gossip about its more successful neighbour.
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Yet, the Gossip Girl actress apparently gets her style inspiration from an unlikely source.
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At the same time, everyone knows everyone else's business, and gossip spreads like wildfire.
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Watch for gossip; don't get so carried away that you say something you regret.
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Tonight brings some drama; expect a confrontation or two as well as some gossip.
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And White apologized on Wednesday for using the word "gossip" to describe her claims.
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She gives him a bottle of yellow jasmine and he spills some interesting gossip.
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Moreover, complaining and office gossip can reflect poorly upon your character and leadership skills.
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Unexpected messages will come your way today, as well as gossip and strange invitations.
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The search fueled rumors and gossip that Munson was a culprit in the murder.
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He loves movies, but Hollywood, with its shallowness and gossip, has always repelled him.
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Paytas also has a complicated relationship with YouTube's most popular gossip channel host, Keemstar.
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Few worlds have captured our attention like the juicy surveillance state of Gossip Girl.
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You don't think that gossip is a part of your life, but it is.
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In days, Ms. Hicks's image was splashed across tabloids, cable news and gossip websites.
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Fire and Fury is full of dishy gossip, although its veracity is often unclear.
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Was there some sort of juicy gossip they all wanted to apprise me of?
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In 2011, she had told her story about Mr. Trump to two gossip publications.
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Therefore both sides can argue, make allegations, point fingers and gossip all they want.
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There might be a confidential whisper now and then; inevitably there was innocent gossip.
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She said the restaurant wanted her to portray her daughter's complaints as mere gossip.
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You would gossip about love and money, and deflect when asked about your past.
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He, for example, will hate this article — see: "political gossip," personality-driven media, etc.
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"We definitely experienced food insecurity," the Gossip Girl alumna told PEOPLE at the time.
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Although he was at first resistant to elaborate on the gossip, the singer caved.
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Yet nobody wants to risk their reputations in an industry where gossip travels fast.
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Despite the gossip, Megan has maintained her single, hot girl status again and again.
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We grew up together and I fill her in on the Desi community gossip.
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A popular media-gossip columnist takes a screenshot of the shooter's online dating profile.
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Other Gossip • I don't know if I believe Henry really meant to commit suicide.
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Other Gossip: • "The Handmaid's Tale" often relies too heavily on its score and soundtrack.
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In 2002, after a string of gossip items, they married in Coral Gables, Fla.
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"We always have gossip in our life," said Lohan, as she adjusted her webcam.
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"The authorities on this boat don't rely on facts, but on gossip," he said.
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Other Gossip • The animosity between Lucca and Andrea Stevens (Christine Lahti), is cleverly constructed.
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Many of those shows, like a reboot of Gossip Girl, are currently in production.
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In some ways, it's this bizarre kind of fantastical, bingeable thing, like 'Gossip Girl.
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She'd been seeing the Blake Lively thing ever since Gossip Girl premiered in 2007.
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His supporters saw the gossip as part of an opposition effort to distract voters.
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Lions of New York She was the most powerful gossip columnist in the 1980s.
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" That included an appearance on "Gossip Girl" and those eight episodes of "High Society.
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Denton knows that most people like gossip more than long investigations that win Pulitzers.
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People will pretend to be your friend, then gossip about you behind your back.
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Then, of course, we gossip for a bit before I head out at 3.
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As a member of her condo board, she heard plenty of gossip and complaints.
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What happens behind the palace walls is often left to speculation, tabloids, and gossip.
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At the same time, the gossip pages have seized on Hunter's tumultuous private life.
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Some people will complain about work and gossip at the office, but never leave.
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The city was small, suffused with whispers of gossip, but nobody would actually talk.
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If some of them overflow into the office gossip pool, don't feel too bad.
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He also allegedly used gossip to discredit the women whom he wanted to punish.
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Gossip is an influential and morally neutral tool with few checks on its power.
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Time went by and we started making tunes and DJing sets round the gossip.
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Yet we've all had to uncomfortably listen to someone complain or gossip, and then — surprise!
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Other Gossip: Is Riverdale P.D. so short-staffed that Jughead Jones is their best detective?
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Here are just a few pieces of (mostly) made-up gossip from the Twilight era.
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Employees will be accustomed to Facebook being a place for gossip, cat videos, and friends.
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Then we continue working, with a bit of gossip and procrastination sprinkled in, of course.
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It's not brave, it's not a reason to gossip, it's not revolutionary — it's just makeup.
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People will be making announcements, secrets will be revealed, and some gossip might be exposed.
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Leighton Meester (left) carried a Kate Spade wicker handbag on season two of "Gossip Girl."
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With today's open plan offices, there's really nowhere that's really safe to gossip at work.
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But if "September" suggests anything, it's that her gossip-stoking game is returning to form.
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I created Alexa Hawkins to escape bullying, gossip, social acceptance, and other frustrations of adolescence.
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Avoid all gossip and talk behind the pastor's back and just move on gracefully. 5.
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But it's a kind of truth-telling wrapped in gossip rather than self-help bromides.
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I walk one mile and then run four on the treadmill while watching Gossip Girl.
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Beyond the usual tips and spats among participants, insider gossip is part of the appeal.
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It seems Gossip Girl could have been a lot more salacious than it actually was.
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"There was more to it than just the normal rumors, the normal gossip," he said.
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A fourth woman has come forward accusing Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick of sexual assault.
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Invitations to escort parties and charity events circulate here, and people share gossip in DMs.
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If history is hot gossip, then photography is a juicy tabloid ripe for queer consumption.
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These two celebrity gossip sites that specialize in "blind items" have been around for years.
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The trouble with Bachelor gossip on a Bachelor podcast is that Bachelor Nation is listening.
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If you want the real gossip, however, then we have some of that as well.
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They were on the same gossip level and knew everything between the two of them.
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Jake: When we were growing up there were lots of school gossip accounts like Ask.fm.
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In the glorious year of 2009, I guest starred on an episode of Gossip Girl.
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"People love to gossip, and Tom and I just don't listen to it," she says.
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We talk about the performance, gossip, and laugh at a few of the night's mishaps.
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Fans of The O.C. and Gossip Girl might want to sit down for this one.
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They gossip about students, too, though usually with affection or bewilderment as opposed to contempt.
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Fun fact, you might recognize the famous confectionery chain from multiple episodes of Gossip Girl.
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For the most aware of all family gossip... even Kim was not privy to this.
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" Elgort told gossip website Just Jared Jr the song, "is inspired by a past memory.
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You have a platform, write about things that matter by using truthful stories, not gossip.
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For years, it has been shrouded in gossip, falsehoods, and claims of ongoing ethical violations.
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This is absolutely not a day to be deceitful, gossip, or flake on your duties.
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The TV reboot trend has former Gossip Girl star Aaron Tveit feeling a little nostalgic.
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You have a platform; write about things that matter by using truthful stories, not gossip.
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Here are the 10 biggest revelations from Vanity Fair's Gossip Girl 10th anniversary interview. 1.
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Below are the dramatic pieces of inside the Beltway gossip you need to know. 1.
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The most widely accepted theory on the evolution of gossip came from anthropologist Robin Dunbar.
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Yelp is perhaps a better example of how gossip can regulate behavior on the internet.
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For example, "gist" is often used both as a noun and a verb meaning "gossip".
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In some cases, there was more than just vague and unverified gossip to go on.
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Other Gossip:- Big Little Lies is pretty much the show The Affair dreams of being.
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In an age where everything is being rebooted, could Gossip Girl receive the same treatment?
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So just like celebrity gossip, everyone knows something about, and can comment on, the topic.
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After exhausting all possible gossip topics, we go for a sunny walk around the lake.
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I could call an old friend, chat about mindless gossip as I waited to board.
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NIGATU: What is the wildest rumor or like piece of gossip you've heard about yourself?
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Is it because we don't get sports and you won't tell us the real gossip?
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But again – we want to talk about jobs, we don't want to talk about gossip.
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And now, HBO Max announced that the television necromancer has come for Gossip Girl, too.
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But the real gossip came at the end: Which on-screen kiss was her favorite?
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Crawford and Davis join Hedda Hopper for an intimate dinner at the gossip columnist's home.
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Gossip said that Charmanders were lurking at the Cupid's Span sculpture along Embarcadero, they said.
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If you find yourself getting into full Gossip Mode, you're probably not working hard enough.
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Sure, I recently rewatched season 1 of Gossip Girl, putting my mental age at 17.
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Other Gossip: — Jughead eating chips while Ethel reads her downright depressive poem is pretty hilarious.
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Well, the gossip is circling again and we're lead to believe that it's absolutely true.
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When it comes to Black Hollywood, we prefer a no-frills approach to celebrity gossip.
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I learned gossip and speculation are only as fun as your capacity to share them.
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Expect some fantastic information, as well as messages or gossip to come your way soon.
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This sort of gossip can involve stories about life-or-death situations or remarkable feats.
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You're also likely to run into some juicy gossip—the Moon in Leo loves drama.
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Under the guise of Gossip Girl, Dan found himself feared by everyone who surrounded him.
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His whirlwind romance-turned-engagement with Grande powered the celebrity gossip machine through the summer.
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She underwent reconstructive surgery as a result — and the gossip press had a field day.
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There is a fine line between blowing off steam and participating in the gossip yourself.
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It was not about her career and had no spicy gossip or self-promotional revelations.
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Nevertheless, some of the information may well have been gossip or speculation or simply erroneous.
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But someone who trades on market gossip or an analyst's projection should not be liable.
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While it could vary, it's often a setting where dishonesty, gossip, and bullying run rampant.
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These days, gossip sites are also fueled by figures largely famous for doing nothing much.
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The popular press provides humor, one-fact stories, pictures with captions, scabrous tales and gossip.
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Prior to starring on "You," the actor also starred on "Gossip Girl" as Dan Humphrey.
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"Gossip Girl" ended nearly a decade ago, but its fashions are still relevant and trendy.
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What you need is a court historian who can soak up palace gossip and intrigue.
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Whenever a big celebrity story breaks, those in the know head straight to Lainey Gossip.
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Who knows what good biblical gossip we've been missing out on after thousands of years.
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Frequently, such stories got shunted into the private whisper network, a form of protective gossip.
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Repressing emotional damage with 36-hour parties, anxious hugs, and blistering gossip just doesn't work.
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Lots of messages, ideas, paperwork, and gossip are going to be coming your way, Libra.
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I didn't realize, until I heard some of the gossip in here, who you were.
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But it's not supposed to be about the clout, the tweets, or the viral gossip.
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I was once in the bathroom stall, and three women walked in, bursting with gossip.
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It's a wonderful day for socializing, and you'll receive many messages today (including excellent gossip).
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Meanwhile, juicy leaks, gossip and insider reporting on the administration's internal chaos has become standard.
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"Can you imagine the amount of gossip-y, weird stories people make up?" she said.
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In New York, there's no gossip juicier than the saga of a rent-controlled apartment.
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They might if former Gossip Girl cast member Sebastian Stan has a say in it.
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The book imagines the chief justice of the Supreme Court brought low by political gossip.
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Many gossip and news sites, Insider included, have reported on recent criticisms of the duchess.
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It acknowledges that workplace gossip isn't just a matter of what we say about others.
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She was bounced from the flight and landed back in the headlines on gossip sites.
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Rose crystallizes both why we gossip and why we don't want to admit to it.
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Gossip here magnifies the smallest details of daily life to the outsize proportions of legend.
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Her writing has a punchy forcefulness, peppering stories with irreverent punch lines and juicy gossip.
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Most notably, Rachel finds out about Monica and Chandler, but has resolved not to gossip.
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Stop shaming people for enjoying celebrity gossip as a way to get them to vote.
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You're a sucker for good gossip, and some may come your way later today, Scorpio.
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The grown-ups gossip, cook, drink wine and discuss work that needs to be done.
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This behavior goes beyond the celebrity gossip world and can be observed across social networks.
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Just being seen with him makes the girl a more intense object of local gossip.
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Other Gossip: • Somebody else about to discover hard living: Brianna makes it through the stones.
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But in recent weeks, his discreet, focused life has become tangled in Hollywood's gossip machine.
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The Washington gossip: How Mr. Trump butted heads with his chief of staff, John Kelly.
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Grocery stores offering spices and gossip from the old country sprang up around the neighborhood.
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Don't listen to all the gossip you hear and avoid indulging in jealousy or paranoia.
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There are never moments when Preger's account of Cunningham or peers devolves into sophomoric gossip.
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Come for the essayist in Hagan, stay for the eye-popping details and artful gossip.
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Dalloway," Christina Ricci reading "Gossip Girl" and Colin Firth intoning "The End of the Affair.
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" Trachtenberg went on to have memorable roles in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Gossip Girl.
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He's flamboyant, snarky and judgmental, even running a tabloid-like morning gossip broadcast at school.
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Yet when we try to explain it, it's a weird blur, an afterimage of gossip.
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Cavallari claimed that Henderson wanted to post about the gossip, which Cavallari was adamantly against.
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Last year, Pope Francis asked followers to give up gossip and hypocritical condemnations of others.
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" He wakes his wife to gossip but she answers him sleepily, "with little half utterances.
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Apollonia was for eating, or drinking, or gossip, or the disco, but not for drawing.
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Access made the stars more like mortals, and made the gossip columnists more like stars.
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A gossip columnist for The Pittsburgh Courier wrote — falsely — that Tucker died from that stabbing.
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Chace Crawford once said he'd have to look for his dignity after leaving "Gossip Girl."
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Other Gossip: • There is a moving sequence that addresses the suicide of the previous Offred.
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If you eat in, you're liable to hear the occasional bit of City Hall gossip.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with lucky Jupiter, bringing exciting news (and juicy gossip!) your way.
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Along with a Gossip Girl reboot, HBO Max will present a number of original series.
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" He also noted that Hager's letter "was riddled with factual errors, unsupported gossip, and falsehoods.
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" He also said that Hager's letter "was riddled with factual errors, unsupported gossip, and falsehoods.
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"Peddling lies and insider gossip doesn't help advance RSLC's objective," he said in a statement.
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" Celebrity gossip hound Perez Hilton also popped in to comment: "Here before this blows up!!
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Other Gossip: • Speaking of knitting, Claire's shawl really sells its serviceability as a garment here.
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The delays offer a chance to exchange gossip, make jokes and generally let off steam.
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The celebrity gossip and news feed Baller Alert also posted a series of skeptical tweets.
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When I first started reading gossip magazines, uncovering the rules was part of the fun.
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I think people are living on rumor and gossip more than they do the truth.
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They go to work, raise their kids, fight with their spouses, gossip about their neighbors.
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Brondino believes her findings attest to the vital important of gossip in human social interaction.
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While some might read her essay as "standing up to the gossip rags," ultimately what she was doing was participating in what I think of as the new world of the celebrity gossip cycle, one that is more clearly focused on what it all means.
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Now, with the show's 14th season in full swing, they're either officially announcing their pregnancies or welcoming newborns — and according to a rumor posted to the gossip site Blind Gossip, family matriarch Kris Jenner has been planning for this occasion for at least three years.
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FREE stuff, winning, booze, fags, football, gossip, and sex: the ingredients of a successful tabloid newspaper.
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They gossip, compete and hold forth about their passions at Café Flore, their bistro of choice.
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"Such treatment centers turn a person's dream into a nightmare," he reportedly told the gossip rag.
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It's the gossip, the looks from ladies in the town, the priest… all of that matters.
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The girls sit around campfires and gossip about how much they all love the same man.
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You can judge a post-work outing by the amount of next morning gossip it creates.
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Hearing the gossip, Parks retaliated — gesturing that Morton was sexually involved with both Burruss and Tucker.
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Gawker.com, a gossip blog that spawned a multimillion-dollar media empire, is shutting down next week.
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The gossip site reported that fans have been coming to the shop to pay their respects.
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We love to gossip about the show and throw out possible ridiculous endings to the franchise.
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Children can be seen sliding playfully down nearby hills while senior citizens gossip over fire pits.
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You probably know Taylor Momsen as Jenny Humphrey, the scheming teen queen bee from Gossip Girl.
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It may be ten years since Gossip Girl, but the cast members haven't forgotten their roots.
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So why didn't Jenny start looking more and more like Blair as Gossip Girl went on?
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" It was the network's way of saying, "Don't even think about getting any hot gossip tonight.
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But his alleged taste for marijuana has mostly been the stuff of unconfirmed gossip and rumors.
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That meant most news organizations held off at first, afraid to follow the gossip site's lead.
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Sure, it could be an act, but Reynolds is specifically telling us to ignore such gossip.
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That's how gossip has long worked: through pun, innuendo, and blind items, which speak the unspeakable.
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In general, gossip, which is different from harassment and public shaming, is a deeply human activity.
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If you're struggling to believe the gossip about Jordyn Woods and Tristan Thompson, you aren't alone.
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They watch a bit of Gossip Girl before she initiates a kiss, accidentally hitting his nose.
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"Tons of pregnancy stuff," Grande responded, knocking down gossip reports about her and fiancé Pete Davidson.
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Last Thursday my father came home from work with gossip of an Eclipse Day ISIS attack.
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If the gossip is true, Apple's not alone in forcing the 3.5-mm port toward obscurity.
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But YouTube's gossip vloggers are largely on their own when it comes to making publishing decisions.
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Despite how racy Gossip Girl was, there were some sex scenes that didn't make the cut.
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We didn't gossip, we didn't mentor, and sometimes we even saw one another as the competition.
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Now YouTube tabloids comb the internet for gossip about YouTube pranksters, vegans, and amateur food reviewers.
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In honor of the anniversary (and Vulture's history), the site dove deep into Gossip Girl content.
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They're watching skate videos, so I go into my room to watch Gossip Girl and relax.
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There was a real life Gossip Girl that was making things very hard for the show.
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A "Gossip Girl" reboot and "Grease: Rydell High," a musical series, also play to that audience.
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Through her tapes, viewers learn that Hannah was the target of extremely cruel gossip and shaming.
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Millennials made things more salacious with Dawson's Creek, The O.C., and the infinitely quotable Gossip Girl.
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But when I need a break, I look at the Daily Mail celebrity gossip column. Really.
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She and Swift are still friends, and she is absolutely not here for this petty gossip.
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Lim said his most popular stories are about the mundane, like traffic accidents and celebrity gossip.
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Fortnite streamer Ninja explained he doesn't stream with women to avoid precisely this kind of gossip.
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The Joy Luck Club (1993)Each week, four friends gather for their mahjong game and gossip.
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Other gossip: Can we talk about the fact that F.P.'s real name is Forsythe Jones?
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Riverdale will appeal to fans of Pretty Little Liars, Gossip Girl, and other racy teen shows.
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We have a final nightcap and gossip about boys, then fall asleep later than we should.
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It's lauded for revolutionizing celebrity gossip reporting, nailing its own scoops and breaking them on Instagram.
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"No one is allowed to enter the premises for gossip or chit-chat," declares one manager.
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"With Michael, you never know what you're going to see," the Gossip Girl alum told Extra.
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Elite is Gossip Girl, but with murder and some more astute criticism of the upper class.
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Many social circles and extended families form WhatsApp groups, to share gossip, humour and everything else.
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You'll find the Netflix original show, Élite, somewhere at the intersection of Riverdale and Gossip Girl.
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We all gossip for a few hours; I fill up on chicken satay and stuffed mushrooms.
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Before Badgley was playing bookstore manager Joe, he was aspiring writer Dan Humphrey on Gossip Girl.
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But she didn't want pity, and that's what happens — in this town particularly, you know, gossip.
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Sarahah, the anonymous gossip app notorious for promoting cyberbullying among teens, is pivoting to the workplace.
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Kathleen ducked and dodged her way through the lanyarded slicks who wanted to network or gossip.
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Former "Gossip Girl" star Ed Westwick will not face charges for rape due to "insufficient evidence."
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We play some more board games and catch up on gossip, and they leave around 229.
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Today will bring you enough drama to gossip about for the rest of the year, Gemini.
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That ambiguity applies, too, to the idea of judging people based on the gossip about them.
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Expect an increase in communication (news, constructive information, and juicy gossip) to come your way, Aries.
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In the gossip columns she was always known as Doda but her real name is Marie.
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If it inspires others in a positive way, then it could be deemed as good gossip.
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Perhaps write down your goals every day: I will not gossip, I will not lie, etc.
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In short, the evidence is mixed, and what little we have is mostly based in gossip.
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On top of that, the apps themselves can become virtual hubs for gossip, rumor, and harassment.
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Don't be the drunk employee whose behavior will be the center of workplace gossip on Monday.
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"It's hard to argue she suffered emotional distress" because she did so, the gossip outlet argued.
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My last job at a gossip magazine came with a list of unwritten job requirements: 1.
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People will be in the mood to socialize on an intellectual level — but also to gossip.
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"I've faced every manner of gossip, and I don't take myself as seriously now," he says.
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Gui Minhai ran a Hong Kong publishing company that specialized in political gossip about Chinese politicians.
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But I am interested in how pop culture music can permeate weird places, like Gossip Girl.
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The consensus appeared to be that it was wrong for celebrity gossip to, well, trump Trump.
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And over the last year, one startup, removals platform Movinga, has generated more gossip than most.
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And, of course, at the Grammys a lot of the media outlets are more gossip press.
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Therefore, someone skillful at gossip will have a good rapport with a large network of people.
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Gossip also helps to socialize newcomers into groups by resolving ambiguity about group norms and values.
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The digital world might startle the stern and cerebral justice: he loathed newspapers filled with "gossip".
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Despite what the weekly gossip mags may say, stars are not like us for many reasons.
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But, even more than escaping the gossip, Dan wanted to leave because he felt wedged in.
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Here are the first and last looks of 12 of the most known "Gossip Girl" characters.
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You probably had too, if you're at all engaged with following film culture or gossip blogs.
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Some of them characterized him as vengeful and accused him of printing gossip, rumors and lies.
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The financing for Hulk Hogan's legal case against the gossip website did come from Silicon Valley.
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Pan gambols his way through several more stories, surviving war, heartbreak and vicious Mount Olympus gossip.
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"I got Natasha Bedingfield and the cast of 'Gossip Girl' at the first event," he said.
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It was a gossip sheet for the digital age: abrasive, knowing, cynical, self-promoting, sometimes unfair.
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We would gossip daily at lunch, attend each other's birthday parties, comfort each other during breakups.
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Amazingly, that gave us enough material to last us for a full 26 miles of gossip.
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However, nothing has suggested the rumors of a true rivalry are anything other than tabloid gossip.
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But the biggest appointments gossip centered on Rudy Giuliani's rather manic campaign for secretary of state.
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Trump is a man who relishes gossip, inside information and the thrill of breaking the rules.
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Kristen Bell has signed on to narrate the upcoming reboot of Gossip Girl, according to Variety.
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HBO Max's Gossip Girl reboot is being helmed by original creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.
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Soon after, they got to work shaping the gossip-and-news aggregator that Gawker is today.
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If you're able to keep yourself awake these evening, some fantastic gossip will come your way.
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If the gossip mags are to be believed, Kourtney Kardashian and Justin Bieber are hooking up.
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I don't want all the gossip, banter and jokes from a group of people around me.
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Justin Bieber appears to be orchestrating a troll attack on the celebrity gossip site Hollywood Life.
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Kristen Bell will reprise her role as the narrator for HBO Max's upcoming "Gossip Girl" reboot.
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The public is fascinated by court gossip ("erections municipales," one headline joked) but allergic to moralizing.
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In November, Kristen Bell signed on to reprise her role as Gossip Girl's all-seeing narrator.
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To understand how we might fix the problem of fake news, start with cocktail hour gossip.
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So, like any good quarantined millennial, she took to Twitter and asked the Internet for gossip.
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I go on Netflix and decide binge Gossip Girl to satisfy my 12-year-old self.
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But beauty seems to have spawned more gossip videos per capita than other interest areas have.
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Despite internet gossip suggesting otherwise, the pair continues to be good friends and they talk frequently.
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Stop supporting the poisonous gossip at school and across parents about who's applying where and why.
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Most teenagers's only source of news are the gossip articles at the grocery store checkout lines.
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"I've been to it," the New York Post gossip columnist Cindy Adams wrote at the time.
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What do you bring the table (other than juicy gossip, which we all know you have!)?
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The raisin industry runs on what Mr. Overly calls "coffee shoptalk," which is to say, gossip.
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Maybe she's a hard-core gossip or thinks of herself (incorrectly) as an angel of mercy.
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Turns out he was game, and happy to gossip about the race and his own future.
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Beyond the gossip, there is a fog of the past that is better not to penetrate.
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A fun mood is in the air, but try not to gossip too much, dear Cancer!
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Wenner has complained about how much of that gossip is focused on his changeful sexual appetites.
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In an atmosphere of dread, gossip and tall tales spread more virulently than the virus itself.
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Can we create a set of baseline rules that separates problem gossip from acceptable small talk?
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Think of Lucrezia Borgia, traduced by slander and gossip, and of Isabella d'Este, greedy for art.
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Gossip plays an important role in all professions, including economics, and it can often be benign.
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Other Gossip: • Diane looked resplendent in the turquoise dress she wore at Maia's 18th birthday party.
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Her glamorous adventures, romantic and otherwise, were fodder for gossip columnists, but rarely surprised her friends.
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Heather Huhman When companies are transparent, there is less of a need to gossip at #work.
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They were all involved in publishing political gossip about China's Communist leaders, including President Xi Jinping.
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Inside gossip has been steady about this "West Side Story" even before it went into previews.
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She's one of the few laid-back people I can gossip and chill with during downtimes.
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They also appeared on the teen drama "Gossip Girl" as themselves at a fictional Observer party.
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"We gossip here," Mr. Lacey said in his English accent, a grin spreading across his face.
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This piece looks back on what was arguably the first (and most important?) sports gossip book.
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Other Gossip: • Aunt Lydia stands out as one of the show's most fascinating and contradictory characters.
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Gossip spread across Vienna that he had confessed to having poisoned Mozart, and had attempted suicide.
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Other Gossip: • Colin and Lucca's relationship is most fascinating when they're on opposing sides in court.
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Other Gossip: • Barbara is last seen in a darkened office listening to Diane and Boseman bonding.
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We trade gossip about our days and talk about the various insanities of working at universities.
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"; "Being born into the limelight means keeping up with every piece of gossip and family feud.
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What followed was way more enthralling than absolutely anything that ever happened on Gossip Girl itself.
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She believes a friend of hers shared her photo with the celebrity gossip blog Perez Hilton.
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Their pastimes include vicious sexual gossip, indoor duck racing and throwing rotten fruit at naked people.
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But those seeking gossip about, say, Patti LuPone on the set of "Evita" will be disappointed.
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"I definitely creep" on social media, Starrah added, and said she reads gossip blogs for fodder.
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Other Gossip: • Claire and Brianna reminiscing about things they miss was a sweet moment for them.
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Call a friend and gossip…or maybe just take a walk through a neighborhood you love.
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Almost all of it was gossip, unverifiable and unreportable — but there was a lot of it.
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While none of the speculators had any solid evidence, many who followed celebrity gossip suspected something.
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But TMZ is also one of the biggest and most influential sites in the gossip industry.
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Barflies from the strange future file in to vent, gossip, meet with friends or drink alone.
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In a time before regulated celebrity gossip, they made news — right alongside Kennedy, Khrushchev and Castro.
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And she certainly isn't immune to the slings and arrows of small-town high school gossip.
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In the 90s they were warm places where people would conspire together, smoke, write, even gossip.
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