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In just over a week Gossip Girl will go Gaga when the singer performs a special rendition of her new single “Bad Romance” on the November 16th episode, fittingly titled “The Last Days of Disco Stick.” “She was amazing,” one of the show’s executive producers, Stephanie Savage, tells Rolling Stone. “She was willing to stay on set and perform silently in the background of all of our shots so that she could stay a part of the scene and integrated into the action.” Gaga’s performance of “Bad Romance” incorporated a few Gossip Girl-specific lyrics, but Savage says there are no plans to release the revised version, so fans will have to tune in to catch it. (Check out an exclusive photo of Gaga on the set, above.)
Savage notes that the show’s staffers have always been big on Gaga — they used “Paparazzi” on the Season Two premiere, which was taped in the summer of 2008 — but feared scheduling difficulties would prevent the singer from appearing on the show. When a storyline involving Dan Humphrey (Penn Badgley), a writer applying to NYU’s Tisch program, and his actress girlfriend Olivia Burke (Hilary Duff) developed this season, Savage realized it could mean Gaga, a Tisch alumna herself, would finally set foot on the Gossip Girl set.
In France it’s called a “menage a trois.” In America, it’s called a “bad idea” - at least according to the Parent’s Television Council.
The organization has sent a letter to Entertainment Weekly and the CW, criticizing the TV network for planning to air a “Gossip Girl” episode that features a threesome.
The letter, written by PTC chief Tim Winter, states, “To include a story line like this on a program that is expressly targeted to impressionable teenagers is reckless and irresponsible. I appeal to your highest sense of decency, respect and common sense in urging you to preempt this episode.”
For Blake Lively, life definitely imitates art — or at least fashion.
“I dress just like Serena!” the Gossip Girl star tells the November issue of Nylon magazine of her character, Upper East Side socialite Serena van der Woodson, on the hit CW show.
