Teen Drama Links for January 2, 2024
Teen Drama Links for January 2, 2024
It may be a new year, but it’s the same old TeenDramaWhore — and hopefully you’ll agree that’s a good thing!
As 2024 unfolds, you can expect “Teen Drama Links” every Tuesday, a monthly Monday post, and some guest posts sprinkled in. Teen Drama Trivia will take place in April and October, and perhaps there will be another special event or two.
But I do have a burning question: What would you like to see this year?
Drop a comment below or shoot me an email with your ideas, suggestions, and preferences. I always love hearing from fellow TeenDramaWhores!
In late December, I had the opportunity to write a new article for CordCutting.com and contribute to two others.
Teen Drama Links for January 2, 2024
Listicle Links
Reminder: All lists and articles relate to the teen dramas or teen drama stars in some way.
“7 Actors Whose Real Tattoos Were Written Into The Script Vs. 8 Who Had To Hide Them For A Role” (BuzzFeed)
Including this just to point out it’s factually wrong on multiple levels: “Why ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’s Most Controversial Episode Is No Longer Streaming.” (Collider)
“The Next 50 Years” is not the show’s “most controversial episode,” its subject matter is not why it isn’t on streaming, and it is not the only episode unavailable to stream. Totally false articles like this really piss me off.
“‘Welcome to The O.C.’ Book Bombshells: Mischa Barton’s Shocking Exit, Adam Brody’s Bad Behavior, Emma Stone Almost Joining the Cast, & So Much More” (JustJared)
“What to Watch: ‘The O.C.’ Season 1, Episode 14 ‘The Countdown’” (Decider)
“All 9 Seasons Of One Tree Hill, Ranked Worst To Best” (Screen Rant)
Spot the mistakes?
“Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ love story: See their relationship timeline” (Today)
“The Best CW Series Completely Changed the Game for Teen Shows” (Collider)
Related: Why I Owe Josh Schwartz an Apology (TDW)
“The best and worst wedding dresses worn in TV shows” (Business Insider)
“15 Actors Who Quit Their Massively Successful TV Shows Out Of Nowhere” (Screen Rant)
Related: Teen Drama Actors Who Left Their Series (TDW)
“15 TV Characters That Really Needed More Screen Time” (Screen Rant)
Catch the mistake here?
“12 TV Show Twists People Still Talk About Today” (Screen Rant)
“10 TV Couples Who Can’t Stop Bickering” (CBR)
“20 Memorable New Year’s Eve Kisses in Movies and TV Shows” (Movieweb)
“9 New Year’s Eve TV Episodes To Help Ring In 2024” (British Vogue)
“16 Best Dressed Young Adult Shows of All Time” (Teen Vogue)
“10 Shows & Movies Every Saltburn Stan Needs To Watch Next” (Elite Daily)
“The 10 Most Essential Teen Shows of the ‘90s” (TV Guide)
“The 10 Greatest Fictional Holidays, Ranked” (Collider)
“14 Real-Life Romances Beyond the Screen” (Vogue)
Related: Top 10 Real-Life Relationships (TDW)
“25 Gen Z Stars Turning 21 in 2024” (The Messenger)
“Guess Who This Boy In Red Overalls Turned Into!” (TMZ)
Best of the Rest
Ian Ziering (Steve, Beverly Hills, 90210) was involved in a physical altercation in Hollywood on New Year’s Eve. (TMZ / Instagram)
Brian Austin Green (David, Beverly Hills, 90210) was on the “Tiger Milf” podcast. (Apple Podcasts)
Christine Elise (Emily, Beverly Hills, 90210) was on the “Blowing Smoke with Twisted Rico” podcast. (YouTube)
Kyle Richards (Anna, Beverly Hills, 90210) is the cover story interview for the January 8 issue of Us Weekly. (Us Weekly)
Nikki Reed (Sadie, The O.C.) opened up about “Farm Life, Quiet Time and Prioritizing It All.” (NewBeauty)
Gavin DeGraw shared his approval of T-Pain’s cover of the “One Tree Hill” theme song. (Twitter)
Related: The Teen Drama Theme Songs (TDW)
Luke Kirby (Davis, Gossip Girl spinoff) was given an honorable mention for “Performer of the Week.” (TVLine)
I had no idea Alan Ritchson (Tripp, 90210) was on “American Idol.” (The Wall Street Journal)