What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Or at least 90210's Adrianna hopes it does.
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When the CW series ended last season, Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) boarded a plane for Sin City after her ex-lover Dixon (Tristan Wilds) didn't show up to rekindle their relationship. Little did she know that Dixon was actually en route when his car was side-swiped by a massive truck. How will she handle the guilt when she meets a new man and then learns about Dixon's crash? Executive producers Patti Carr and Lara Olsen spoke to TVGuide.com about Dixon's fate, the return of Lori Loughlin, the show's milestone 100th episode and more.
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Former 90210 series regular Trevor Donovan is returning to America's favorite zip code one year after getting the boot from the CW drama, Zap2it.com reports.
Although Teddy packed his bags and moved east at the beginning of Season 4, he returned in the season finale when Silver (Jessica Stroup) asked her ex-boyfriend-turned-gay BFF to father her...
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After blowing her chance to go to NYU, Silver is cutting out college altogether... to work for Navid? When 90210 returns for its fourth season (Tuesday at 8/7c on The CW), Kelly's little sis will have a whole new set of priorities.
90210 Season 4 spoilers! Is Teddy gone? Can Adrianna be redeemed? Will Naomi have a baby?
Over the summer, Silver has sprinted into adulthood: she's now living with Navid (Michael Steger) and playing surrogate mom to his little sister, all while trying to figure out a career for herself. Jessica Stroup, 24, talks to TVGuide.com about her own post-graduation anxiety, why Silver isn't as tight with Naomi this year and teases a "major arc" for her character and ex-beau Teddy.
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Brandy is headed to 90210 for a major recurring role in Season 4, TVLine.com. reports.
The 32-year-old Grammy winner has signed on to play a charismatic young politician running for Congress against the...
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How will 90210 make the leap to college? By leaving out academics and focusing on the social calendar. New showrunners Patti Carr and Lara Olsen say the recently graduated West Beverly gang won't be dealing with living in the dorms or taking final exams or choosing their majors in the new season. "The aspect of college we're focusing on is the fun of it, the wish fulfillment, the things that kids look forward to," Carr says. "Also, not all of the characters are even attending college...
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