Rating: 
Summary: SOME VERY TASTY DISH
Review: Who doesn't like gossip? Be honest now. Well, sit back and don't miss a word because "Gossip Girl" is going to dish for you. She's a part of the rich and fatuous set from Manhattan's Upper East Side where too much is never enough, whether it's too much sex, too much drugs or too much alcohol. Christina Ricci has the patois down pat as does Maria deLuca who delivers the emails from "Gossip Girl." Young girls of a certain age (say 10 - 13) will undoubtedly be fascinated by this tale that gives tell-all new dimensions. It's the stuff of which their worlds are made - boys, parties, shopping (with no credit limit?). Before long listeners will feel as if they're a part of the Serena/Blair crowd at a tony school for girls. They'll empathize and anguish through the fictional gals hopes and predicaments. "Gossip Girl" has become a bit of a phenomenon sprouting a website and other works from Cecily von Ziegesar. That's how it is with gossip - you can never get enough and are eager for the latest. - Gail Cooke
| 
