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News Roundup: 90210, Gossip Girl, One Tree Hill and More

7 06 2010

The Wrap has an interesting article on the success of The CW’s digital ad sales to support online viewing.
90210 came in second in Kristin’s worst season finale poll.
Bebe will be making a clothing line inspired by 90210.
The trailer for Gun, featuring AnnaLynne McCord (Naomi, 90210) is out. Warning: it is NSFW.
Jason Priestley (Brandon, Beverly Hills 90210) is auctioning a lunch with him in support of the Waterkeeper Alliance, which is helping to combat the oil spill in the Gulf.
Jennie Garth (Kelly, Beverly Hills 90210) was on The View on Friday.
Vanessa Marcil (Gina, Beverly Hills 90210) will be returning to General Hospital on August 11.
Pretty Little Liars, featuring Laura Leighton (Sophie, Beverly Hills 90210), Bianca Lawson (Nikki, Dawson’s Creek) and Lucy Hale (Hadley, The O.C.), premieres tomorrow on ABCFamily. It is executive produced by Bob Levy (executive producer, Gossip Girl) and Leslie Morgenstein (executive producer, Gossip Girl).
One Tree Hill is among the shows The CW is submitting for Emmy consideration, in addition to Gossip Girl.

3 06 2010

Beginning July 28 (but really August 2), 90210, Gossip Girl and One Tree Hill will air according to their fall schedule timeslots: 90210 and Gossip Girl at 8 and 9 on Mondays and One Tree Hill at 8 on Tuesdays.
Korbi debated whether the season 1 or season 2 finale of 90210 was better.
The L.A. Times has an interview with Shannen Doherty (Brenda, Beverly Hills 90210), with a pretty interesting BH90210-related poll at the end.
The CW is doing its first-ever Emmy campaign and including Gossip Girl for the Academy to consider.
Bree Williamson (Brandeis, Gossip Girl) and Robert Buckley (Clay, One Tree Hill) are among a group of celebs that filmed anti-puppy mill messages.
MTV has an interview with Joe Manganiello (Owen, One Tree Hill) about True Blood.
An episode of The O.C . is reportedly featured in the new film Marmaduke, which opened today.
As you may have heard, Rue McClanahan of the Golden Girls died today. I tweeted this morning that Summer (Rachel Bilson, The O.C.) and Anna (Samaire Armstrong, The O.C.) would be devastated. A few hours later, Zap2it posted the key clip.
Tate Donovan (Jimmy, The O.C.) is no longer starring in No Ordinary Family, which stars Autumn Reeser (Taylor, The O.C.) and is executive produced by Greg Berlanti (writer-producer, Dawson’s Creek), but he might appear at some point as a guest star.