The Gossip Girl actress teamed up with the platinum-selling, prison-bound Dwayne Carter on a track called “Make It Rain” — which ironically shares its name with the strip club anthem Weezy recorded with rapper Fat Joe in 2006.

“I sent him a couple of my songs,” Leighton told MTV of how her partnership with the Young Money boss developed. “He’s been diggin’ on them for a while. Then he heard ['Make It Rain'], and he was like, ‘All right, I’m gonna kill it’. [He's] really optimistic, and super supportive of me, which I’ve really, really appreciated so much.”

Leighton was amazed at how prolific Wayne was during their recording sessions: “It was like, literally, 4 o’clock in the morning. He was so sick – he didn’t even write anything down. He just, like, vibed to the music and dances. I don’t even know how he does it; he’s amazing.”

Poppin’ or Floppin’?

PTC President Tim Winter has written a letter to Dawn Ostroff, president of The CW, as well as every CW affiliate in the country, requesting that the Nov. 9 episode of Gossip Girl not air.

“To include a storyline like this on a program that is expressly targeted to impressionable teenagers is reckless and irresponsible. We are asking each CW Network affiliate to use their common sense and preempt this episode,” Winter wrote in the letter obtained by TheWrap.com.

Ads teasing the “Gossip Girl Threesome” began airing this week on the CW.

Winter warns that the “PTC will monitor this episode very closely” and the group “will not hesitate to contact local and national advertisers; and if this program violates broadcast decency law, rest assured that our members will contact the Federal Communications Commission.”

This isn’t the first time the PTC has taken the show to task. In 2008, the group took issue with the envelope-pushing “OMFG” campaign that featured a shirtless Chace Crawford in bed with an older woman and Ed Westwick feeding Leighton Meester a cherry.

To Read The Entire PTC Letter, Visit TheWrap.com…..

The former Spice Girl is due to fly to New York City this Wednesday, Oct. 21, where she will complete filming for her cameo appearance, London’s The Mirror has learned.


The 35-year-old was persuaded to take the part by series star — and fellow fashionista — Blake Lively. Beckham agreed to appear, but only on one condition.

“She isn’t an actress and wanted her role to be very tongue-in-cheek. An idea for her to play Brit actor Ed Westwick’s long-lost mother was quickly vetoed. Victoria joked that she’d rather play his ex-love interest.”

An industry spy dished: “Blake and co-star Leighton Meester are fans of Victoria’s designs and have both worn her dresses. Blake attended the unveiling of Victoria’s new collection in New York last month, alongside the series’ stylist Eric Damen.”

The source added, “The trio started chatting and Victoria revealed she was a huge fan of the show. From here, Blake pleaded with her to guest star in an episode and ran the idea past producers.”

We’re hoping for a Blair vs. Gaga Fashion Faceoff!

“At the same time. In the same bed. Together,” Ausiello writes of the romp.

OMFG indeed.

The experience was a hair-raising one for Tyra, who went through a record six hair changes during filming for her guest spot back in August.

“The people at Gossip Girl tell me I set a Gossip Girl hair change record. I had SEVEN hair changes, every single scene you see is some new hair on my head,” Tyra tells PEOPLE.

This week’s Gossip features Tyra as the fictional Ursula Nyquist, an award-winning actress playing stage legend Josephine Baker in an Oscar-worthy movie about the French Resistance during World War II.

According to The New York Post, students at Manhattan’s prestigious New York University are displeased with the way their school has been portrayed on the third season of The CW’s cult hit.