Teen Drama Links for March 5, 2024
Teen Drama Links for March 5, 2024
Back in 2020, I compiled a guide outlining where you could watch the teen dramas today. And then I never updated it... until now.
While we’re still very much in the thick of the streaming era, exactly which platforms carry “Beverly Hills, 90210,” “Dawson’s Creek,” “The O.C.,” “One Tree Hill,” “Gossip Girl,” and “90210” has changed quite a bit over the last few years.
No doubt many of you already know where to get your fix, but in case you don’t, check out the updated post below.
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Teen Drama Links for March 5, 2024
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Reminder: All lists and articles relate to the teen dramas or teen drama stars in some way.
“Here’s What The Babies Of Beloved TV Couples Would Look Like In 2024” (BuzzFeed)
“Rewatching One Tree Hill As A Parent Is A Mind Trip” (Scary Mommy)
“‘One Tree Hill’ Alum Bethany Joy Lenz’s Quotes About Her Involvement in The Big House Family Cult” (Us Weekly)
“TikToker Spends $700 on Blair Waldorf’s Iconic Marc Jacobs Dress from Gossip Girl White Party: ‘Totally Worth It’” (People)
“Elizabeth, Mary-Kate, and Ashley Olsen Did ‘Gossip Girl’ Chic for a GNO in Paris” (InStyle)
“10 TV Show Villains That Were Hiding In Plain Sight The Whole Time” (Screen Rant)
“32 Of The Most Mind-Blowing Plot Twists In Movie And TV History” (Cinemablend)
“20 of the most heartbreaking TV episodes” (Yardbarker)
There’s an odd photo choice here…
“40 Iconic 2000s Movie and TV Outfits We’ll Never Stop Trying to Recreate” (Cosmopolitan)
“Bar power: 10 actors who started liquor brands” (UPI)
“We May Be Witnessing the End of TV’s Teen Star Pipeline” (PRIMETIMER)
Best of the Rest
Jason Priestley (Brandon, Beverly Hills, 90210) and “Beverly Hills, 90210” executive producers Charles Rosin and Larry Mollin paid tribute to fellow executive producer E. Duke Vincent on last week’s “Beverly Hills 90210 Show” after his death was announced. (YouTube)
They were joined by costumer designer Dianne Kennedy and set designer Drew Kinney.
I’m surprised Tori Spelling (Donna, Beverly Hills, 90210) hasn’t posted a tribute given he was her dad’s producing partner.
The first excerpts from and reviews of A Good Bad Boy: Luke Perry and How a Generation Grew Up were released in advance of the book’s publication today.
“Luke Perry brawled with Tori Spelling’s ‘toxic’ boyfriend Nick Savalas — who ‘called her ugly 10 times a day’ — at her family’s blow-out Christmas party, new book reveals” (Daily Mail)
Spelling herself has already told this story many times, including in her own book.
“Luke Perry and the Untold History of Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (Vanity Fair)
“Five years after Luke Perry’s death, a new look at the Gen X bad boy” (The Washington Post)
Notable: “No one in Perry’s immediate family would consent to be interviewed for the book, nor would any of his ‘90210’ co-stars” — although the aforementioned Rosin and Mollin are.
Also, for the umpteenth time, Perry starred on “Beverly Hills, 90210,” not “90210.” (TDW)
Yesterday, of course, marked a stunning five years since Perry’s passing.
Shannen Doherty (Brenda, Beverly Hills, 90210) and Brian Austin Green (David, Beverly Hills, 90210) were on each other’s “Let’s Be Clear” and “Oldish” podcasts. (Apple Podcasts / Apple Podcasts)
“Oldish” is also hosted by Randy Spelling (Kenny/Ryan, Beverly Hills, 90210) and Green’s fiancée Sharna Burgess.
Green did an interview about Moviac, a new app he’s supporting. (Metro Philadelphia)
Lindsay Price (Janet, Beverly Hills, 90210) and “Eastwick” co-star Jaime Ray Newman interviewed one another. (The Retaility)
Hilary Swank (Carly, Beverly Hills, 90210) announced her clothing company Mission Statement was acquired by Eco Fashion Corp. (Instagram)
Emma Caulfield (Susan, Beverly Hills, 90210) opened up about having multiple sclerosis in a People Health cover story. (People)
Ashley Tisdale (Nicole, Beverly Hills, 90210) has a short interview in the March 11 issue of People. (People)
Babyface, who appeared on “Beverly Hills, 90210” as himself, was on “The Kelly Clarkson Show.” (YouTube)
Eva Longoria, who also appeared on “Beverly Hills, 90210,” has joined the cast of The Pickup. (Deadline)
James Van Der Beek (Dawson, Dawson’s Creek) and his daughter Olivia appeared on the season finale of the FOX game show “We Are Family.” (E! Online)
Joshua Jackson (Pacey, Dawson’s Creek) has joined the cast of the new Karate Kid movie. (The Hollywood Reporter)
Busy Philipps (Audrey, Dawson’s Creek) was on “Fresh Air.” (NPR)
Scott Foley (Cliff, Dawson’s Creek) will star in the Netflix rom-com La Dolce Villa. (Deadline)
Christian Kane (Nick, Dawson’s Creek) will reprise his “The Librarians” role in a recurring capacity for the spinoff “The Librarians: The Next Chapter.” (Deadline)
Julie Plec (producer, Dawson’s Creek) revealed she’s interested in doing another series tied to “The Vampire Diaries,” which she co-created with Kevin Williamson (creator, Dawson’s Creek). (Screen Rant)
Melinda Clarke (Julie, The O.C.) announced the launch of her “Beyond the OC” podcast is delayed due to “production changes.” (Instagram)
Tate Donovan (Jimmy, The O.C.) was on the “Tis Yourself” podcast. (Apple Podcasts)
James Lafferty (Nathan, One Tree Hill) reflected on “One Tree Hill” on “Today” in Australia. (Facebook)
Bethany Joy Lenz (Haley, One Tree Hill) announced the title of her memoir, Dinner for Vampires, and the release date. (Instagram)
Barbara Alyn Woods (Deb, One Tree Hill), Tyler Hilton (Chris, One Tree Hill), Bryan Greenberg (Jake, One Tree Hill), and Robbie Jones (Quentin, One Tree Hill / Jordan, 90210) have all signed on for Friends with Benefit’s “20in2023 Redemption Weekend.” (Facebook)
Hilton announced a new tour. (Instagram)
Robert Buckley (Clay, One Tree Hill) and Aimee Teegarden (Rhonda, 90210) star in upcoming Hallmark movies — Blind Date Book Club and An Easter Bloom, respectively. (YouTube)
More Joe Manganiello (Owen, One Tree Hill) press for “Deal or No Deal Island.”
“Joe Manganiello Talks Boston Rob on Deal or No Deal Island, Password and Auditioning for Survivor” (The Tonight Show)
“Deal or No Deal Island’s Joe Manganiello Almost Went on the ‘Baby Version’ of Naked and Afraid” (People)
India de Beaufort (Miranda, One Tree Hill) did interviews for the new season of “Night Court.”
“Night Court: India de Beaufort on Approaching Series with ‘Fresh Eyes’” (Bleeding Cool)
“Night Court Season 2 Finale’s Original Cast Member Return Teased By Star” (Screen Rant)
“Night Court: Catching Up with Nyambi Nyambi & India de Beaufort” (KSITETV)
…and more.
Another week of Kelly Rutherford (Lily, Gossip Girl) in the fashion spotlight…
Hilary Duff (Olivia, Gossip Girl) won a lawsuit against Naturalena regarding unpaid endorsement fees. (The Blast)
Duff did a new interview tied to her Below 60 home scent line. (Homes & Gardens)
Watch Elizabeth Hurley (Diana, Gossip Girl) in the trailer for Strictly Confidential, which she produced and her son Damian wrote and directed. (YouTube)
Parachute, directed by Brittany Snow (Young Lily, Gossip Girl) in her directorial debut, will be released by Vertical in April. (Deadline)
The film, which Snow also co-wrote and produced, features Kid Cudi, who appeared on “One Tree Hill” as himself.
NBC has ordered to series “The Hunting Game,” executive-produced by Jake Coburn (supervising producer, Gossip Girl). (Variety)
Jordan Alexander (Julien, Gossip Girl spinoff) did a new interview about her music career in an advance of a Friday performance at the Royal Ontario Museum. (NOW Toronto)
FOX is developing a reboot of “Baywatch” to be executive-produced and written by Lara Olsen (executive producer, 90210). (TVLine)
Tristan Wilds (Dixon, 90210) will star in the BET+ movie The Day Before Christmas. (Deadline)
Alan Ritchson (Tripp, 90210) is on the cover of the March/April edition of Men’s Health. (Men’s Health)
Meghan Markle, who appeared on “90210,” will participate in a SXSW panel on Friday in honor of International Women’s Day. (Deadline)