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Back in January we learned that Trevor Donovan, who plays Teddy Montogomery on 90210, was getting a new love interest played by actor Alan Ritchson. Last night, on the Spring Break episde of the show, Teddy (Trevor Donovan) ran into Tripp (Alan Ritchson) on holiday and the guys shared a passionate kiss before retiring to a hotel room where they, presumably, did more than just kiss. Check out video of the guys’ hot hook-up below.

AnnaLynne McCord was spotted on the streets of SoCal yesterday filming new scenes for an upcoming episode of 90210. As I understand it, AnnaLynne‘s character Naomi falls in love with a geek and decides to try and impress him by dressing as a Na’vi character from Avatar … which is what ANY rich, beautiful and popular girl would do if she were trying to nab a nerd, right?

Last week we FINALLY got to see Trevor Donovan‘s 90210 character Teddy kiss Kyle Riabko‘s character Ian for the first time since Teddy‘s coming out story arc began on the show earlier this season. Last night, 90210 gave us another kiss from these two characters in a scene that was so adorably sweet I could barely contain myself:

Altho 98% of the episode dealt with EVERYONE ELSE except Teddy and Ian, the 2% of the couple that we got to see was way worth watching. Early in the ep, Teddy confessed to Ian that he is not yet ready to come out of the closet despite his feelings and Ian shut him down immediately, telling Teddy that he is not willing to go back in the close for anyone. At the end of the ep, after a couple other heterosexual couples shared kisses of their own — Teddy managed to explain himself better to Ian, explained that he just needs a little more time to come to terms with his sexuality and, well, Ian went in for a couple of very sweet kisses. In case you missed it or just want to watch it all over again, check out video of Teddy and Ian‘s kiss from last night’s ep of 90210 …

After learning earlier in the year that 90210 would be introducing a gay storyline on the show, we learned back in August that actor Trevor Donovan (Teddy) would be the character gifted with the gay storyline. Actor/singer Kyle Riabko (Ian) was added to the cast as Teddy‘s love interest but, as those of you who have been watching the show all season know, Teddy‘s coming out has been a very long, very slow process. Last night, finally, Teddy came to his senses and realized that he has feelings for Ian … and the two shared their first kiss together:

Finally! After spending the last three months slow-burning the “Teddy likes boys” storyline, we finally got the goods on 90210. And it was kind of hot, right? And, better yet, the big moment wasn’t hyped to death, so we also got a bit of a surprise when Teddy grabbed Ian — the classmate he hooked-up with (off-screen) during a blackout at the start of the season — and planted a big ol’ sloppy on the kid while they were cleaning up after a West Bev luau. How’s that for putting the “man” in manual labor? The build-up, of course, has been the fun of Season 3 … Proving to be more than a human Ken doll, Trevor Donovan’s doing a solid job playing golden-boy Teddy’s confusion, denial and fear. Not that he should be too worried about his friends’ reactions. Ade was gay for a hot minute last season and this isn’t 1950. Or the military. Anyway, it looks like blondie’s gonna have to deal with all of that sooner rather than later now that he’s gone and cracked the lock on his closet door. Those kinds of secrets tend to come out faster than, well, Teddy has, around these parts. Plus, February sweeps is just around the bend. So really, the only question is who might have a problem with Teddy’s true identity? Liam could use a better plot. Or maybe we’ll see the ugly side of some of the grownups.

For the most part, I’ve been very happy with the way 90210 has handled Teddy‘s coming out story. I’ve been watching all season long and while his coming out has taken some time, I honestly feel the show is trying to give the viewer a realistic view of someone coming to terms with their homosexuality. No one ever just comes out as gay overnight. The feelings that come along with the realization and acceptance of one’s sexuality can be a very long, confusing and sometimes painful process. For some, it can take years to come out as gay … for others, it can take a lifetime. 90210 has done a great job with Teddy‘s storyline thus far, I am really looking forward to seeing how it continues to play out. So … in case you missed it or just want to see it in action again, you can check out Teddy and Ian‘s first kiss, after the jump …

Back in August 90210 hottie Trevor Donovan spilled the beans that his character on the show, Teddy, would be coming out as gay this season. Late last season it was reported that one of the main 90210 male characters would emerge as a questioning gay character whose storyline will unfold over time revealing his homosexuality … and about 4 eps into the new season, that storyline is beginning to take shape. Trevor Donovan spoke with The New York Post about his role on 90210 and expressed pride that he is able to portray the story of a young gay man coming out … especially in light of all of the bullying and suicides of GLBT youth here in the US in recent weeks:

PopWrap: Were you excited to be the actor chosen to bring this storyline to life?
Trevor Donovan: I am so proud to be the one given this storyline — especially once I really had a conversation with the executive producer about where the story was going and the concerns I had. I’m very impressed with how this is being written. It’s exactly how I hoped it would turn out.

PW: It also feels like a great time to be telling this kind of story.
Trevor: Exactly. And it is a horrible situation, but I’m given the opportunity not only shed light with my storyline, but celebrities are bringing attention to the issue with The Trevor Project and It Gets Better. I’m glad it’s so publicized. It’s a good opportunity to remind people of what’s going on.

PW: As a straight man, did you turn to anyone in particular to get more insight into Teddy’s struggle?
Trevor: Oh, most definitely. I talked to acting coaches and friends who are gay, which helps a lot. I grew up in a small town, totally sheltered from any kind of alternative lifestyle, so this has been new to me also.

PW: I know it’s in the early days, but what kind of reaction have you been getting from fans?
Trevor: I’ve been getting Tweets and Facebook messages that run the gamut from heart-warming to inspiring to tear jerking – I really feel like we’re doing something positive here, and it just adds another layer to why I love acting: it lets me help people.

PW: Last week Teddy called Ian the F-word and fought with him. How do they interact moving forward?
Trevor: The thing with Teddy, and I think it’s very true to real life, is that he is so confused. So much in denial and not knowing how to deal with these emotions. So he acts out. Teddy will continue to struggle before he comes to the realization of who he is and Ian will be very supportive of that.

PW: So is their relationship on the DL?
Trevor: Teddy and Ian’s “friendship” isn’t even displayed in public. He forgives me for using the F-word and that’s kind of it. Any interaction we have is in private, any conversation we have is in private — so yes, our friendship is on the down low. Teddy’s not ready – and he won’t be for a while – to come out.

PW: Have you filmed any “love scenes?”
Trevor: I haven’t yet, but one is coming up – very soon in our shooting schedule. The writers are handling it very delicately. It won’t be gratuitous, which I think is very true to real life as well. Teddy’s not just going to jump in and be all for it right away. He’s going to tip-toe into it. It’s a very sweet storyline. It’s gonna be a PG thing: very subtle, very sweet, very real.

It’s interesting that much is being made of how Teddy‘s same-sex love scenes will be handled “delicately” so that it comes across on TV as a “PG thing” because on the episode that aired last night, Teddy was seen in bed with a girl and it was made very clear that he was naked and unable to get aroused when she grabbed his penis. To me, that love scene didn’t feel delicate or PG. BUT … I do get that 90210 is trying to ease into the gay storyline which, IMHO, is better than not doing a gay storyline at all. If anything, maybe this storyline on the show will enlighten young people who are questioning that they are not alone in what they’re feeling … it may also enlighten other young people who like to bully others. Again, it may not be perfect but this storyline being prominently featured on popular TV series is a positive step in the right direction. I am really looking forward to the day when storylines like this don’t need to be such a big deal.

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We are just 5 days away from the season 3 premiere of 90210 on The CW but the cast and crew of the show are still hard at work filming new eps for the upcoming new season. Matt Lanter, who plays Liam on the show, was spotted in all his shirtless (and tanned) wonder in a store window on Robertson Blvd. in West Hollywood, CA yesterday as he filmed new scenes for a new ep:

I’m not entirely sure what is going on here but I do like what I see. I am so ready for the new Fall TV season to get underway and we can always count on The CW to get the party started as their TV shows are usually the first ones to air new eps each Fall. After the jump, check out a new promo video for the upcoming 3rd season of 90210 to get you in the mood for next Monday’s premiere …

Earlier this year we learned that 90210 would be introducing a gay character on the show by having one of the characters we already know and love come to terms with their sexuality and come out of the closet. Last month, After Elton wrote an article where they guessed which character would be the one to come out as gay … and it looks like they may have been correct. Trevor Donovan, who plays Teddy on 90210, tweeted a (very long) message on his official Twitter profile which seems to suggest that his character will be the one to come out as gay. Here is the full text of his message to fans:

I read all your tweets and know you are all curious about the “gay” character this season. Let me say, gay or straight, relationships are relationships. Everyone goes through the same kind of troubles and joys. A gay storyline will have an added issue of dealing with judgment from others. Acceptance, by family, friends, society and self is just one of the concerns the character will be going through. It is a part of life, and it should be portrayed. I was told, and am confident the storyline will be written very well and the change in the character will be organic, NOT overnight. It’s going to be a great season 3. I look forward to chatting with you all as we progress.

While he doesn’t come right out and say Teddy will be gay, the fact that he personally took the time to write such a long message to fans about “the gay character” seems pretty evident to me that he’s the lucky guy. You can read the After Elton piece HERE which explains why they think Teddy is going to be the gay character … which sounds pretty right to me. I applaud 90210 for deciding to make Teddy‘s character come out as gay … it’s a topic that so many young viewers of the show can identify with. I’m encouraged by the fact that his coming out will be handled organically and not as an overnight occurrence. I love 90210 … I can’t wait for the show to return this Fall!

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While Fox was bizzy partying and celebrating the coming Fall season of TV last night, The CW has been bizzy putting together new promo trailers for their upcoming season of new TV shows. Here is our first look at the new trailer for the new third season of 90210:

Granted, this clip is really short … and it doesn’t really feature anything new … but still, it’s a great reminder that new eps are on the way! We know that 90210 will be having one of its male characters come out of the closet and rumor has it that it’s gonna be Teddy so I can’t wait for the new eps to hit so we can finally get to some hot action on the show. The CW has also released a new promo trailer for the upcoming second season of The Vampire Diaries. Check it out, after the jump …

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On Sunday we learned the surprising (yet not so shocking) news that Jennie Garth, who plays the role of Kelly Taylor, is “leaving” 90210 (which is a redux of her original series Beverly Hills, 90210) and today we learn that another elder actor on the show is leaving as well. Rob Estes, who plays West Beverly High principal and father of the sibling protagonist characters on the show, is also leaving the show either due to a contract dispute with the network or because he feels the need to move on to another project. Whatever the case may be, Estes‘s character Harry Wilson will NOT be returning to the show next season:

Veteran actor and past soap star, Rob Estes, who plays Harry Wilson the school principal, has abruptly and unexpectedly quit the show amongst rumors of contract negotiations falling short of the mark. “The bottom line is that Rob won’t be on the show next season,” a source close to the situation tells RadarOnline.com. “ The producers, the studio and Rob came to the conclusion together that his role had ran its course. There just wasn’t enough for Rob to do because the show is more about the kids.” But going on to hint at the real reason for Rob quitting the show, the source continues, “Rob’s an expensive actor and wants to be challenged and it became increasingly clear that most of the penny lifting was going to the younger cast members of the show, who Rob adores. He’s absolutely leaving the show on good terms.” But another source tells a slightly different story about Estes’ departure. “Rob’s not happy about it all,” the source tells RadarOnline.com exclusively. “Basically they couldn’t agree on money and that’s all it comes down to. Rob’s an experienced actor and feels he deserves to be compensated accordingly, but the CW just want to cut costs and they want to reward all these young, hot, up and coming, and therefore cheaper, actors and actresses instead. Rob was loving working on the show and was really looking forward to continuing to do so. Plus, to be frank, he needs the money, this is going to hit him hard.”

HMMM. I personally think the latter explanation is the true one, Estes is most likely not happy to be leaving the show. His character, altho an adult on the show, is a pretty key character. Not only is he one of the parents of the main sibling protagonists on the show but he is also the main adult character at West Beverly High, where all the action takes place. I wonder what Estes‘s leaving the show will mean for Lori Loughlin‘s character (she plays his wife on the show). Are all the adults gonna get axed from the show next season?

In regards to Jennie Garth‘s departure, RadarOnline spoke with her manager about her exit from 90210. After the jump, find out what he has to say about her leaving the show …

Surprising news to pass along to fans of 90210 … it would seem that Jennie Garth will no longer be appearing on the series as Kelly Taylor (a role that she originated on Beverly Hills, 90210). Speaking with a reporter from Access Hollywood at a Golden Globes gifting suite this weekend, Garth revealed that she is “not doing” 90210 anymore … HMMMM:

11:45 AM — Just talked to Jennie Garth — she said she’s not doing “90210” at all anymore which I did not know. Right now she’s working on a children’s book instead, as well as a new project that husband Peter Facinelli is writing. She grabbed a pair of New Balance sneakers but told me she was one of those people who had a problem “just running to the corner!” New shoes, however, could be a motivation to start running again!

HMMM. It’s unclear if Jennie means that she will not be seen on the show again period or if she merely filmed her last scenes which have yet to air on the show. In either case, it seems clear that she is done with the show … but why? I don’t believe that she left the show because she is too bizzy writing children’s books. It sounds like she was let go from her Kelly Taylor duties on the show. She lasted longer than any of the other BH, 90210 alums so she should be grateful for that. It seems like the 90210 producers wanted to use the alums to help draw in viewers when the show was new but are now happy to phase them out so they can focus on the new, younger cast. For what it’s worth, I liked Jennie on the show as Guidance Counselor Kelly Taylor … but, to be honest, she prolly won’t be missed by anyone who is a fan of the new 90210. No one really pays attention to the adults on a teen drama show.

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