Taylor Momsen suspended from 'Gossip Girl'?

'Gossip Girl' star Taylor Momsen has reportedly been suspended from the hit show.
As per Deadline.com, the 17-year-old's off-screen antics prompted an 'indefinite hiatus' following next Monday''s episode of the New York-based soap.

Momsen already had her scenes cut to three episodes this fall and her character Jenny will be absent for at least four episodes beginning with the show''s midseason finale.

Representatives for the CW network and producer Warner Bros. declined to comment, but sources confirmed that the peroxide blonde was leaving for good.

Momsen, also a singer with rock band 'Pretty Reckless', attracted criticism from 'Project Runway's' Tim Gunn, who played mentor to Momsen's character in an episode last month.

Gunn told E! News, "What a diva. She was pathetic, she couldn''t remember her lines and she didn''t even have that many. I thought to myself, ''Why are we being held hostage by this brat'?" the New York post quoted Gunn as telling E! News.

Momsen, a star since the age of seven after appearing in 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas', has recently attracted attention for her verbal attacks on fellow stars including Miley Cyrus and Rihanna.

Gossip Girl, 90210 help Pakistan flood relief

The Gossip Girl actors and the Grammy-award winning recording artist John Legend attended the ‘A Lifeline in the Night: A Benefit for Pakistan Flood Relief’ on Monday night.
Penn’s Gossip Girl co-star Chace Crawford, along with SNL cast members Kristen Wiig and Seth Meyers, also came out to the benefit. Pakistani writer Mohsin Hamid was also present.

Celebrities from all over the world have contributed to flood relief efforts in Pakistan. Earlier last month, Hollywood star Angelina Jolie visited Pakistan to draw the world’s attention towards the plight of those affected. She also donated $100,000 to help those affected by the floods.

Meanwhile, Mike Shinoda, a member of rock band Linkin Park is helping through his Music for Relief (MFR) charity. MFR is teaming up with the UN Refugee Agency to serve 560,000 survivors and has pledged to match individual donations of up to $10,000. British musicians are lending a hand too.

Recently, ‘Superstars for flood relief,’ went live when the group behind it announced an international venture to raise funds for the 20 million people who have been affected by floods in Pakistan.
Celebrities in Pakistan have contributed to the relief efforts through celebrity camps and clothes sales, while some have made donations.

Celebrities continue to help out with the worst-ever natural disaster to hit Pakistan.