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9 hours ago ago from Poptimal.com
This week’s episode of Gossip Girl marked a significant point in this third season of the series. Not only did it advance one major storyline, but it seemed to be starting other ones that will likely carry through until the end of the season. You might ask, what’s the catch? Well, the show will not be back on until March 8 so The CW can make room for another show in hopes of boosting their ratings. This gives us plenty of time to reflect on ...
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Adam Lambert hit the set of “The View” on Tuesday to pre-tape his appearance on the daytime talk show set to air Thursday — and lived to Twitter about it. The singer’s visit to the show — his first to ABC since his controversial performance on the American Music Awards last month led to him being booted from “Good Morning America,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2010” — was characterized as a peace ...
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