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Get your magazine and CW fixes in one this month -- two of the CW's loveliest ladies appear on in Shape and OK!
Veronica Mars star Kristen Bell graces the cover of Shape, where she discusses how she got her killer body even though she's short on time.
Meanwhile, Sophia Bush spills to OK! about working with Chad. Get a sneak peek of Sophia's lovely, princess-esque look!
Uh oh, Clark/Chloe (Chlark) fans... don't shoot the messenger, but we hear that Chloe's getting a new love interest this fall. The always scoopalicious Kristin of E! Online reports that Aaron Ashmore (Veronica Mars' former boyfriend) is coming to town to play Jimmy Olsen. Can he really compete with Clark for Chloe's affections? And more importantly, do we WANT him to? This new guy's going to face an uphill battle...
Also in the E! Online report from The CW upfronts, Kristin's got video of interviews with OTH stars discussing the much-hyped cliffhanger pregnancy from the season finale. Who do you think is preggers on OTH (besides Karen -- we already know about that!)?
Countdown to The CW launch: Less than two months! That's right, TV lovers -- better make the most of the dog days of summer, because The CW is coming, and once it launches, we'll be planted firmly in front of our TV sets.
Beginning September 20 with the premiere of round 7 on America's Next Top Model, The CW comes out full force with new episodes. Get more info on the schedule and premiere dates!
Matt Czuchry (Logan on Gilmore Girls) sported a new, longer 'do at the CW upfronts (check out his typical style at right). It's quite a change from Logan's preppy look, and we can't decide if we like it or not. Could just be a summer vacation thing... we'll find out soon enough when Season Seven of Gilmore Girls premieres Tuesday, September 26 at 8/7c!
...it's apparently the writers, too. Sounds like the America's Next Top Model writers crew isn't happy with current circumstances, so they've threatened to strike.
Okay, we love diva behavior... when it's caught on camera between feuding models! But this is just crazy. Our plea to the ANTM writers: settle your beefs ASAP so we can watch ANTM in all its glory this fall!
The CW will kick off the fall season with Tyra and her newest crop of model wannabes. We can't think of a better way to get the new season started than with one of the new network's surest things -- ANTM is reality TV at its most satisfying. Craving preseason Tyra gossip? We found out that Ms. Banks has a pretty cool site of her own -- be sure to check out the Tyra timeline (the groovy soundtrack really grew on us, too).
What does Michael Rosenbaum think about Kevin Spacey's interpretation of Lex Luthor in Superman Returns? "I would have done things differently, but not bad, not bad," he joked to Mr. Spacey at the premiere of the highly anticipated film. The small-screen villain acknowledges that the two actors are trying to show different aspects of Lex's character at different stages in his life. But Rosenbaum has known Spacey longer than you think! Find out more about Michael and Kevin!
Check out Sophia in Cosmo (the July issue with Brittany Murphy on the cover). Our own cutie-patootie Sophia gives some Celebrity Budget Tricks regarding hair. Because it's true -- have you ever seen that girl have a bad hair day?
Sophia and her cast mates in "John Tucker Must Die" are also in the July issue of "Hollywood Life" magazine. You can see Soph and her buddies on the big screen when the flick opens on July 28.
Even Tim is having a crazy summer! We've been reporting about how busy the OTH cast members are going to be this summer with all their extracurricular filming activity. Not to be outdone -- crazy Tim. Yes, Brett Claywall will soon be seen in the movie "The Final Season," set for release in 2007. Brett is in good company, staring alongside Sean Astin, Rachael Leigh Cook, and Tom Arnold -- just to name a few. As you can probably tell, it's a sports flick and some are calling it baseball's version of "Hoosiers," which means it has some big cleats to fill.
Bloggers can be brutally honest, if not over-the-top. A couple of bloggers didn't like the vibe from the Gilmore Girls' cast and producers at the recent Television Critic's Association meeting:
"There's nothing worse than watching two stars you like squirm under the pressure of uncomfortable questions." More from nowplayingmag.com
"Graham couldn't hide her distaste for twists and turns her character has taken recently..." From sfgate.com