There's always 90210 news to report - and we're always here to report it! Review the latest stories about this remake of Beverly Hills 90210 in this section.
From Dillon, Texas, to the former home of Dylan McKay.
Sources have revealed to E! Online that Aimee Teegarden (Julie Taylor on Friday Night Lights) has just been cast on 90210.
The CW confirms that the young, talented Teegarden will be portraying Rhonda, a West Beverly High student that will cross paths with one of the other characters.
Exciting news for fans of 90210:
The series has been nominated for Favorite New Television Drama at the 2009 People's Choice Awards. Here are the shows 90210 will be up against:
The ceremony will air on January 7. Get your vote in - for 90210, of course - now!
Cheer up, Dixon. You may be the people's choice!
We're not sure how long the character of Ozzie will remain on 90210. Once Naomi digs her claws into a man, he often runs away in fear.
But it's been confirmed that Ozzie will appear again in tomorrow night's episode, so here's a brief background check on the actor that portrays him, Michael Trevino.
90210 viewers will soon meet Lauren London.
The actress will be portraying Christina on next week's episode, the West Beverly cheerleader that flirts with Dixon and causes fans to see the jealous side of Silver.
London for started in the business by appearing in music videos for Pharrell and Snoop Dogg. She's also appeared in Everybody Hates Chris and Entourage.
Rebecca Kirshner is the new executive producer of 90210.
The woman in charge recently spoke with The Los Angeles Times about changes in store for the show. Here are highlights from the interview:
What can you tell us about Annie?
We’ve been thinking about her a lot. It’s always tricky to be the central person in any show or narrative, because “the hero” is often surrounded by these colorful characters, so it’s hard. But one thing we’ve been talking about making her a real teenage kid. One with struggles. One who doesn’t always get what she wants.
I think the way you grow up is by not getting what you want and then trying to get it and failing sometimes. Life for Annie has been breezy since moving to Beverly Hills. She’s only had a bit of romantic drama.
So things are going to get tougher for her. She’s had a good streak but there will be more challenges coming that will help define her.
Any particular stories you want to tell?
Right now, I really want to tell a pregnancy story where abortion is mentioned as a valid option. We’ll see. It’s not something I want to back down on.
I also want to do a fun episode that’s all dreams. The original series had a lot of dream-based episodes. I’d like to do an episode where we’re in the interconnected dreams of various characters. I want to write that one, too.
What could be more exciting than Annie finally making out with Ethan?
How about two extra episodes of 90210 being ordered for this season?!?
According to Micael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly, The CW is so pleased with the new 90210 that it's asked for two more hours of the series, bringing its first season total number of episodes for 24. We're gonna go celebrate by partying with Adrianna.
The CW has a message for its viewers:
Spend the day of November 4 casting a ballot, and the night watching 90210!
The network has released the following statement, assuring fans that a new episode of the new 90210 will air on Election Day:
The CW will be the only broadcast network airing regular programming on election night, Tuesday, November 4, with original episodes of freshman series “90210” and “Privileged,” along with special election updates.
To ensure viewers can watch their favorite shows without missing election results, both “90210” and “Privileged” will deliver shortened episodes, giving stations time to air two local election updates per hour. Ninety percent of the network’s affiliates will be participating with the cut-in opportunities.
TV Guide recently visited the set of 90210.
What scoops and spoilers did the magazine uncover? Check out the following video now, as Ryan Eggold, Dustin Milligan and company share their thoughts on the series so far...
Most actors associated with Beverly Hills 90210 have expressed positive sentiments regarding The CW remake.
But now Randy Spelling is speaking out on behalf of the most important voice of all: his late father, show creator Aaron Spelling.
Spelling said his dad might "think the show is a little bit risqué, especially considering the nature of the original... [bu] now that it's almost 2009, you have to move the show in a direction that's more forward. I think if my dad saw the new show he would be happy," the actor told E! Online.
Randy, of course, played one of Steve Sanders' step-brothers on the original series. If he a fan of 90210?
"I've watched the first couple of episodes, and I think it's really entertaining. It was a trip for me to see kind of the same music and the same characters. And I gotta tell you, it's easy to get sucked back into it. And I really like Rob Estes, and of course Jennie [Garth] and Shannen [Doherty]."
90210 can't get convince Luke Perry to appear on the show and reprise his role as Dylan McKay. So, what's a show to do?
Create a character that fits his description and then name him after his portrayer. Of course!
Reportedly, 90210 producers are casting the role of Luke, an impulsive, sexy, charismatic, mysterious bad boy who differs from every other guy on the show in one significant area:
He's not a total pretty boy. No offense, Ethan.
