Still up to no good: Meet the new generation's 'Gossip Girl'


By AGENCY
The kids in the 'Gossip Girl' reboot are more woke, alert to racial and economic injustice rather than obsessed with sex, drugs and lavishness. Photo: Handout

Gossip Girl here, I’m back and as opulent as ever.

Executive producer and creator of the HBO Max reboot of Gossip Girl Joshua Safran, in the weeks ahead of the premiere, had fueled speculation the new generation of Upper East Siders were woke, alert to racial and economic injustice rather than obsessed with sex, drugs and lavishness.

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