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The music video of “I Will Be” features the Gossip Girl star as her partner-in-crime. In the opening scene of the ballad (watch above), Lewis hands Crawford a suitcase full of cash.

“I’m not leaving you here alone,” he says.

The video was shot in New York City on Dec. 18.

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Chace Crawford is angry that bosses of an online dating website have used his image in an unauthorized attempt to boost membership.

Crawford is pictured in the ad on match-making website WooMe.com alongside a tagline that reads: “Find guys and girls near you.”

But the 23-year-old insists bosses at the site – which links members via webcam – never officially hired him as the face of their brand.

Crawford’s representative tells the New York Daily News, “They had no right to use his name or photo. He is not the spokesperson.”

A spokesperson for the website is yet to comment.

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He may be hangin’ at hot spots that require valet service now, but just a few years ago, Gossip Girl hunk Chace Crawford was the guy taking your keys.

Chace tells Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM show that in between a break from attending Pepperdine University and landing his G.G. role in NYC, he was a valet driver—and not even a top one at that!

When Ryan asked Chace if he got to wear a red vest on the job, the actor responded, “I wish. I was the rookie…I was running everywhere.”

But don’t think Chace’s valet gig was uneventful. Aside from a confession that he often stole gum from customers’ glove compartments—”a lot of gum, actually”—Chace also recounted his most fearful moment at work…

“Suge Knight came in once, and I got really scared,” he said.

Chace told Ryan he was so nervous during the encounter that he made someone else move the big man’s car.

You’ve come a long way from those car-parking days, Chace, but you can still steal gum out of our glove compartment any day!

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