Leighton Meester at the 25th Annual MTV Music Video Awards, held at Radio City Music Hall last night.


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“Gossip Girl” is on top of the wave at 2009 Teen Choice Awards. The CW series, which is the biggest nominee with 10 nods, is among the early winners of the event, taking home the Drama categories for Choice TV Actor, Choice TV Actress and Choice TV Show.
Chace Crawford beats co-star Penn Badgley in winning the actor category, while Leighton Meester triumphs over Blake Lively in the actress category. The series itself claims its prize after edging out heavy contenders such as “Grey’s Anatomy” and “House M.D.”
The winners are picked through online voting which was opened since mid June. The ceremony to hand out the surfboards is held at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Gibson Amphitheatre on August 9 and aired the next day.
“Gossip Girl” still has the chance to win more trophies through Best Villain and Best Soundtrack among others.
Pictured: Ed Westwick (check out his outfit!!), Chace Crawford and Leighton Meester.

SO WRINKLES PROVE WISDOM?: Leighton Meester claims to have no fear when it comes to aging, but ask her again in a few years — after all, she’s only 23. Regardless, Meester gets a preview of her own aging process in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar, in which editors have produced digitally enhanced images of the actress to show what she’d look like into her 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s. The “Gossip Girl” star is also on the cover, shot by Terry Richardson. “Any fear of aging, I think, is simply vanity,” Meester told the magazine. “Because what comes with age is so many wonderful things: wisdom, understanding.
“Every year, I’m always happy to be done with the previous age,” she says, adding she does support Botox. “If people want that, do it.”
Along those lines, Harper’s Bazaar is also launching a nationwide contest to find America’s chicest women, from age 20 to over 60. Five finalists, representing each decade between 20 and 60, will win a cash prize of $5,000 and appear in a future issue, along with a party at Hearst Tower. The contest is also a prelude to the magazine’s upcoming book, “Fabulous at Every Age: Your Quick and Easy Guide to Fashion,” in stores in November.
