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

25 08 2009

Jennie Garth (Kelly, Beverly Hills 90210) is back on Twitter with a slightly different username.
According to Michael Cudlitz (Tony, Beverly Hills 90210), James Eckhouse (Jim, Beverly Hills 90210) will be on an upcoming episode of Southland.
At the premiere for Extract, a film in which Dustin Milligan (Ethan, 90210) appears, he discussed how he won’t be back on the show. Jessica Stroup (Silver, 90210), his girlfriend, was also there.
AnnaLynne McCord (Naomi) is on the cover of the first issue of Beauty Entertainment Magazine.
TVGuideMagazine.com has a spoilish interview with McCord and Matt Lanter (Liam, 90210).
Star News posted a “first look” photo gallery for One Tree Hill’s seventh season.
According to the Associated Press, it hasn’t been decided what will happen to Antwon Tanner (Skills, One Tree Hill) in regards to his role on OTH. Tanner plead guilty last week to fraud charges.
Ausiello has interesting spoilers on a Chuck (Ed Westwick, Gossip Girl) storyline for this season.
MTV is developing a U.S. version of Skins to be the “absolute opposite of Gossip Girl.”
Michelle Trachtenberg (Georgina, Gossip Girl) will star in Young Americans alongside Chris Pratt (Che, The O.C.). Coincidentally, Young Americans used to be the name of a show on The WB, a spin-0ff of Dawson’s Creek which starred Rodney Scott (Will, Dawson’s Creek).
MTV has an interview with Adam Brody (Seth, The O.C.) on his role in Jennifer’s Body.

17 01 2009

Do any of you watch Skins? The Washington Post says it makes Gossip Girl and 90210 “look like ‘Little House on the Prairie.'”
What do the 90210 stars, new and old, think about football and the Superbowl? You can find out here.
Ouch! A new article calls 90210 “spineless” and Gossip Girl “shallow.” The article names Friday Night Lights the “teen drama MVP.” If that’s right, apparently I should be covering it…
Michael Steger (Navid, 90210) has managed to keep a low-profile since the series began. He opens up a teensy bit in this new article.
It’s not 90210 and sure ain’t General Hospital. Instead, Vanessa Marcil (Gina, Beverly Hills 90210) is headed to Without a Trace.
The Boston Globe has a great article about Michelle Williams (Jen, Dawson’s Creek), her new movie Wendy and Lucy, and life after Heath. You can read it here.