September can’t come soon enough, as fans wait impatiently for the return of The CW favorites Gossip Girl, 90210, The Vampire Diaries and Nikita or anticipate the premieres of The Secret Circle, Hart of Dixie and Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Ringer. Thankfully, on June 20, The CW released the fall premiere dates for its series. If you are wondering about One Tree Hill, it will return at midseason. Check them out after the jump!
The CW unveiled its 2011-2012 schedule on May 19. Gossip Girl kicks off Monday night and will be paired with Hart of Dixie, starring Rachel Bilson. 90210 moves to Tuesdays, where it will provide a lead-in for Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Ringer. America’s Next Top Model has a new reality series to compete with on Wednesday. The CW has paired ANTM with H8R. Nikita moves from Thursday to Friday, where will join Supernatural. This leaves an opening on Thursday, where The Secret Circle will join The Vampire Diaries. See The CW’s 2011-2012 schedule after the jump
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The CW has renewed 90210, America’s Next Top Model, Gossip Girl, Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries, according to Deadline. This leaves One Tree Hill, Nikita and Hellcats’ renewal status still in question.
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The CW is preparing to transition into new era of management. According to the New York Post, CBS and Warner Bros. are interviewing 10 candidates to replace The CW's entertainment president Dawn Ostroff, when she leaves the network later this year.
One source said CBS boss Les Moonves and Warner Bros. CEO Barry Meyer have been in discussions about the future of the network, including whether the venture continues to make sense for both parties. CW is seen as a valuable outlet for Warner's programming.
CBS insiders, however, insisted both partners are committed to the joint venture.
Don’t expect Ostroff’s departure to overturn the egg basket, as it were. Reportedly, Ostroff is still the one choosing The CW’s new series for next fall. READ MORE
According to authorities, Brady Green, 39 had been calling Banks' studio repeately, threatened to slit the throat of one of her staffters when they refused to tell him where the studio was located, sent Banks flowers and eventually showed up at the studio.
"I didn't know what to do. How do I live my life when I leave this building/ I had never experienced anything like this before," Banks told authorities, according to the AP.
The former model-turned-television mogul testified in the case againt Green on Wednesday, telling the judge she feared for her safety and for the safety of her friends and family. Green had been arrested at a McDonald's near Banks' studio.
After being inspired by an episode of Banks' daytime show, Green got on a bus and traveled four days from Los Angeles to New York, according to the AP. READ MORE
