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British GQ magazine hosted their annual Men of the Year Awards ceremony at the Royal Opera House in London, England last night and brought out only THE most fashionable and stylish men in town … and Alice Cooper. Here are a few photos from the red carpet arrivals last night:

Honorees this year included Dizzy Rascal as Best Solo Artist, Gorillaz as Best Band, Kick-Ass‘s Aaron Johnson as Most Stylish, Dr. Who‘s Matt Smith as Best TV Personality, Gossip Girl‘s Ed Westwck as Breakthrough Talent, Mad Men‘s Jon Hamm as Best International Male and many more. I understand that the US version of GQ honors its Men of the Year in November but the Brits always like to get the party started. Congrats to all the stylish winners and to Mark Ronson … rethink the white hair.

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Last week we saw photos of Ed Westwick in Paris, France filming new scenes for the upcoming 4th season of Gossip Girl and today we see new photos of the young thespian filming scenes for the show back on home turf in NYC, NY. On Wednesday we saw photos of the GG ladies on the NYC set and today it’s all about the dudes. Here are pics of Ed Westwick in various outfits on set in NYC workin’ hard for a living yesterday afternoon:

You will note that Ed brought his Parisian co-star Clémence Poesy back to NYC with him for these new scenes … it would appear that Miss Poesy will be featured in the 4th season of Gossip Girl more than I initially thought. I wonder if we’ll be seeing photos of Leighton Meester interacting with Clémence at some point. HMMMM. OH and you will note that Ed is wearing a tank top in a couple of these photos (Summer of the Tank Top anyone?). My guess is that the tank top shots are of Ed being Ed … not in character as Chuck Bass. I can’t see Chuck being much of a fan of the tank top … but the look sure works for Ed Weswick ;)

But anyways, Ed Westwick wasn’t the only Gossip guy hard at work on the show in NYC yesterday afternoon. After the jump, check out photos of pretty boy Chace Crawford filming his GG scenes …

Last week we learned that Ed Westwick has made his way to Paris, France to film scenes for the upcoming 4th season of Gossip Girl. Last Tuesday, he was spotted on set with French actress Clémence Poesy (who played Fleur Delacour in 2005′s Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) and today we see a couple more photos of Ed and Clémence filming what will undoubtedly be drama-filled scenes for GG:

Yes, things don’t seem to be all that dramatic in this photo but there is one other I’d like to share that might prove a bit spoilery. Check it out if you dare, after the jump …

Over the weekend we got our first look at actresses Blake Lively and Leighton Meester filming the first scenes of the upcoming fourth season of the hit CW TV series Gossip Girl in Paris, France and today we learn that actor Ed Westwick has joined the Parisian party. Joined by French actress Clémence Poesy, Westwick was spotted on the streets of Paris with co-star Blake Lively on the second day of season 4 production:

Now that Chuck is on the scene, it looks like things are going to get quite dramatic on Gossip Girl. Those of us who watched the end of season 3 know that he and Blair (played by Meester) ended things on an unhappy note. Now that Chuck is in town with a hot new chick, Blair is sure to take notice. It remains to be seen if any other GG characters will be showing up in Paris but it’ll be fun to watch and see .

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Here are a few photos of a pair of sharp-dressed men on the NYC set of Gossip Girl this week … co-stars Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick were spotted lookin’ all cool and shizz each gussied up in their snazzy trench coats:

It’s photos like these that prove why every girl’s (and some guys are) crazy for a sharp dressed man. As much as I HATE the onset of colder Autumn weather, I can appreciate that the fashions look very nice on others. I’m not even sure which one of these young chaps looks better in their finery … I think the edge has to go to Westwick cuz I really love that leather trench. Which Gossip guy do you prefer?

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Last August we learned that Ed Westwick‘s character, Chuck Bass, on Gossip Girl would be engaging a bit of man-on-man action on the show and last night was the ep where it all took place. Because Chuck Bass was a bisexual character in the Gossip Girl book series, fans have been wondering if the TV version of Chuck Bass would be emulating his literary counterpart … and it turns out that he does — but on a much smaller scale. Here are a few screen caps of Ed Westwick gettin’ all amorous with co-star Neal Bledsoe:

To be honest, the kiss wasn’t really all that … but on a primetime TV series aimed at the tween set, I think it was adequate. After the jump, check out a screenshot of the actual smooch and watch video of the full scene …

Penn Badgely and his co-stars Amber Heard and Dylan Walsh, were joined by much of the Gossip Girl cast at the NYC premiere of their new film The Stepfather which took place at the SVA Theater here in NYC, NY last night. Here are a few photos from the red carpet arrivals:

I believe this is Penn‘s first starring movie role so we will soon know if he’s got the chops to carry a film almost all by himself. I don’t know much about Amber Heard‘s work but I’m a big fan of Dylan Walsh (who plays Dr. Sean McNamara on Nip/Tuck) and I have no doubt he’ll play a great bad guy in this film. Penn‘s costars Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick have already featured in their own big screen flicks (The Covenant and S. Darko respectively) so now it’s Penn‘s time to shine. I hope he doesn’t disappoint … David and I have high hopes that this film will be a fun time at the movies. The Stepfather opens on Friday … I guess we’ll know soon enough if Penn‘s got what it takes to thrill an audience.

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The Broadway production of Hamlet, which stars Jude Law and first ran in London’s West End earlier this year and which I got to see in previews last month, officially opened on the Great White Way last night. While there are a couple of very favorable reviews of the show HERE and HERE, there are other reviews that are decidedly … less favorable. Here is a sampling of what some of the theater critics are saying about the show and Jude Law in particular:

To be, or not to be … a hit on Broadway? That is the question Wednesday morning as the reviews come in for Jude Law’s turn as Hamlet in the much-anticipated Broadway turn for the production, which originated in London to acclaim and opened at New York’s Broadhurst Theatre Tuesday night. Reaction is decidedly mixed. “If Hamlet talks about his mind, you can bet that Mr. Law will point to his forehead; when he mentions the heavens, his arm shoots straight up; and when the guy says his gorge rises, rest assured that he clutches at his stomach. If every actor were like Mr. Law, signed performances for the hard of hearing would be unnecessary,” snipes Ben Brantley of The New York Times. “If anything, Law starts out too overwrought, moaning and gnawing through the great soliloquies as if they were causing him intestinal distress,” Time Out New York’s David Cote notes. Others put in much kinder terms. “His Hamlet is no brooding philosopher/prince; he’s an angry young man, a bundle of nerves forever threatening to explode,” raves USA Today’s Elysa Gardner , who considers Law’s soliloquies “both muscular and exquisitely lyrical.” The traditionally acerbic John Simon of Bloomberg News, however, found nothing poetic about Law’s “flashy, frequently jocular and unsubtle” performance in a play “aimed at neophyte audiences lured to the play not only by the star but with the added promise of a thriller liberally sprinkled with yocks.” Time Out New York, which generally lauded Law, was one of many that had a bone to pick with the supporting cast, finding Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s Ophelia ho-hum, and Geraldine James and Ian Drysdale’s Gertrude and Claudius an example of actors taking the phrase “the banality of evil” too literally. Then thank God Jude’s pretty, all critics agreed. Noted The New York Times: “Mr. Law’s undeniable charisma and gender-crossing sex appeal may captivate Broadway theatergoers who wouldn’t normally attend productions of Shakespeare.”

LOL! As much as I loved the show myself, I have to agree with the NY Times critic … I had forgotten that, indeed, Jude mimics physically the words that come out of his mouth … I mean, I’m sure he’s going for emphasis but he does do it for most of the show. In all honesty, I do feel that many of the reviewers who have negative things to say might be speaking from a place where they would be hard pressed to bestow positivity no matter how good an actor like Jude Law is. While I agree that there is some merit to some of the negative reviews, I don’t feel that all of the criticism is very fair. After the jump, check out a few photos of Jude taking his curtain call bows last night at the completion of his official Broadway debut performance and see which celebs made their way to the Broadhurst Theater for opening night …

Gossip Girl co-stars and real life lovebirds Ed Westwick and Jessica Szohr spent part of their afternoon yesterday in the company of Ed‘s parents … presumably, the first time that Jessica got to meet the “in-laws”. Things must be gettin’ real serious if Ed is ready for Jessica to meet his folks:

I hope that Jessica was a good little pet and offered to take the Westwicks out for a nice dinner of Shepherd’s Pie or out for a pint of Guinness at their local pub … cuz if she tried to get them to eat McDonald’s and Starbucks, I don’t think that’s gonna put her in their good graces.

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Ed Westwick, star of Gossip Girl and owner of interesting tattoo artwork, is featured on the cover of the new issue of Arena Homme + magazine … sans shirt … behold:

Thus far, only Ed‘s Arena Homme + coverphoto has made its way to the Internets … but one hopes that the rest of the photospread will be just as shirtless and hairy. Altho it’s only one photo, I think it gives us something to look forward to … yes?

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