Hey guys! What’s up?
I’m sorry for the lack of updates but as I told you there’s nothing new on Taylor meanwhile she is so busy on tour with The Veronicas and then she is going to finish her album with her band. I hope we’ll find some Taylor or ‘Pretty Reckless’ news to post them here very soon!

Well… Are you interested to win Taylor and Leighton bags? Marc Rein just sent me this e-mail and I think it’s fine for the Gossip Girl fans and who loves Taylor and Leighton styles! Check it below:

Hey everyone! Do you want the chance to win an $800 or $1900 designer handbag worn by the stars of the hit TV show Gossip Girl? For just TEN dollars? And on top of that, your ten dollars would go to a great cause: the RedLight Children campaign, which aims to fight and bring awareness to child sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and slavery.

Well here’s your chance! Obviously. I really want to let you guys know about this opportunity. This fundraiser is **VIRTUAL** You can be anywhere in the world and still have a chance to win! If you’re interested, go to

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=5999891

to be AUTOMATICALLY entered to WIN either:

1. The “Chaine” bag worn by Taylor Momsen on GOSSIP GIRL. This black leather lamb skin bag has navy and black python trim and retails at $1895. It is a convertible shoulder/tote bag (PICTURES HERE: 01 and 02)

OR

2. The “Bach” bag worn by Leighton Meester, also from GOSSIP GIRL. This navy blue lamb skin bag has navy patent leather trim and retails at $795. It is a convertible shoulder/clutch bag with removable chain straps (in both silver and gold). (PICTURES HERE: 01 and 02)

Winners will be selected randomly at the RedLight Children fundraiser June 30th, 2009 at Le Poisson Rouge and notified. Once again, you do not need to attend the event to enter to win the bags!

Child sexual exploitation is a global epidemic affecting over 2 million children worldwide. In the United States nearly 500,000 children, some younger than 10 years old, are being forced to work as prostitutes. RedLight Children is a non-affiliated 501(c)3 organization that works with governments, policy makers and the private sector to create and implement more effective legislation, policy and economic programs to demolish modern day slavery.

For more information, visit our website:

www.redlightchildren.org

Good lucky!