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Image Source: Getty / Jb Lacroix Ever since Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green tied the knot in 2010, we knew they were going to have one ridiculously beautiful family. Not only does Megan have those piercing blue eyes and fit bikini body, but Brian was also a major heartthrob when he played David Silver on Beverly Hills, 90210 back in the '90s. But it looks like Megan is giving her husband all the credit when it comes to their adorable sons, Noah, Bodhi, and Journey (Brian is also dad to son Kassius from a previous relationship). The actress posted a throwback photo of Brian from his 90210 days on Instagram on Monday, joking that she wants to make a whole colony of cuties with him. "Thank you for donating your DNA to the shared dream of birthing our own colony of teen heart throbs. #mcm #colonymission," she wrote. Judging by the glimpses...

Can you believe it's been 16 years since Beverly Hills, 90210 went off the air? That's right, the last episode of the iconic show aired on May 17, 2000 and we're still just as obsessed with the series today! Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered in Oct. 1990 and lasted 10 seasons, bringing us both tears and laughter along the way and introducing us to characters like Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestley), Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty), Donna Martin (Tori Spelling), David Silver (Brian Austin Green), Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering), Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth) and many more! Since the show meant so much to so many people around the world, we're looking back at the series in celebration of We ♥ TV...

The term “It Girl” first came widespread usage courtesy of Clara Bow, whose starring role in 1927’s “It” made the actress a worldwide star. Many have followed in her wake, and one way of determining Hollywood’s current It Girl will be seeing who’s tapped to play Bow in the just-announced biopic based on David Stenn’s biography “Clara Bow: Runnin’ Wild.” As first reported by Variety, Silver Bullet Entertainment has acquired the rights to Stenn’s book and is developing a film based on it.

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“The Clara Bow story is one of the most intriguing stories in all of Hollywood,” said Silver Bullet’s David Silver. “She was an amazing actress and overcame countless obstacles in her rise to stardom. We have wanted to do this project for a long time.” Stenn...

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green may be moving forward in their relationship, but some fans can't help but find themselves looking back. When multiple sources confirmed Monday evening that the pair was expecting their third child, viewers were reminded of a few story lines from Beverly Hills, 90210. Between 1990 and 2000, Brian played David Silver who had his eyes set on Donna Martin (Tori Spelling) from the moment season two began. While they went through their ups and downs, the series ended with the pair reunited and getting married in front of friends and family. Sounds lovely, right? In the spin-off 90210, however, Brian's character really began to remind some fans of his life today....

Before there was Dan Humphrey and Nate Archibald (and then Humphrey again), New York City TV royalty Serena van der Woodsen had her sights set on a much different zip code.

The infamous 90210 zip code.

Blake Lively took to Instagram on Thursday night to post possibly one of the greatest Tbt pictures yet.

Lively, 28, shared a vintage picture of herself with her arms wrapped around Jason Priestley – aka Beverly Hills, 90210 hottie Brandon Walsh.

#tbt to when Serena Van Der Woodsen and Brandon Walsh were a thing. (Shh don't tell @robynlively)

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This week marks the 25th anniversary of Beverly Hills, 90210, which debuted on October 4th, 1990 on the then-fledgling Fox network. A primetime soap opera aimed specifically at teens, it ostensibly chronicled twins Brandon (Jason Priestly) and Brenda (Shannon Doherty) Walsh and their family as they adjusted to life in posh Beverly Hills after relocating from suburban Minneapolis. But even from the beginning (and well after Brenda and Brandon both became well-entrenched amongst their peers), it was also as focused on addressing topical issues as it was the tumultuous and ever-changing relationships of its main characters (to varying degrees of success and subtlety). Over the course of the show’s 10 year run (it went off the air in May 2000), characters got together and broke up and made up and got back together again, and the show tackled everything from divorce to alcoholism, AIDS, adoption, eating disorders, rape, domestic abuse, infidelity, drug usage on multiple levels,...

Whether you watched "Beverly Hills, 90210" back in the day or you're just catching up now, you most likely have a crush on Dylan McKay. If your taste leaned more towards Brandon Walsh, Steve Sanders, or David Silver, then we just can't truly identify with you. And if you were a Ray Pruit person, then we just really can't help you.

Dylan is the ultimate '90s dreamboat, has the best hair ever, and is a bad boy with a good heart. We seriously understand why Cher Horowitz was saving herself for Luke Perry. Here are 13 reasons we'll always have the hots for Dylan McKay.

David Silver is one lucky guy. Megan Fox graces the cover of the August 2014 issue of Cosmopolitan, and looks slim, sultry, and pretty in pink. In the mag, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles actress shared a tip to women about sexuality, and which famous person she thinks is sexy. "Women don't have to be desperate and try so hard," the 28-year-old said. "Allow yourself to be strong and powerful and men will be crawling on their hands and knees." On the cover, the married mother of two [...]...

It was the greatest reveal at the Greatest Panel in Television History: Adam Scott and pals nearly re-created the amazing opening credits sequence of Beverly Hills 90210 as the third installment of the Adult Swim series The Greatest Event in Television History. Joined on stage by his wife and producing partner Naomi Scott, the Parks and Recreation star told Vulture’s Denise Martin that the project had gotten far enough along that casting had even begun. Rob Lowe had agreed to play the Jason Priestley character Brandon Walsh, and we would have also gotten to see Elizabeth Banks as Jennie Garth’s Kelly Taylor, Jon Hamm as Luke Perry’s Dylan McKay, Chris Pratt as Ian Ziering’s Steve Sanders, and Brian Austin Green reprising his role as Brian Austin Green’s David Silver. Sadly, coordinating the schedules of so many cast members turned out to be a logistical nightmare, according to Adam Scott.

The former heartthrob talks about surviving the 90s teen TV series and how he's thrown himself into directing his first full-length feature

Come with me on a journey back to the early 90s. To bleached denim and bare midriffs. To when Beverly Hills 90210 was the biggest teen show on Earth and Jason Priestley was its biggest star. His character, Brandon Walsh, was the perfect all-American high-school heartthrob: white T-shirt, big quiff and eyes to launch a raft of terrible ocean-based metaphors. When I was 11, my friend had a lifesize poster of Priestley on her wall. Now here he is: lifesize and sitting with me in a hotel bar in Glasgow, where his directorial feature debut, Cas & Dylan, is screening at the city's film festival.

Priestley is wearing a flat cap, argyle sweater and grizzly beard. "I was very much Team Dylan," I blurt, referring to the bad-boy character played by Priestley's 90210 co-star,...

It took Donna Martin seven seasons, 206 episodes, and a lot of false starts by a blue-balled David Silver to finally lose her virginity on Beverly Hills, 90210. But at long last, at the tail end of the two-part season finale that aired on May 21, 1997 (“Graduation Day”), she gave it up. “It was scary after so long to think it was finally going to happen,” Tori Spelling tells Vulture. Spelling was, of course, daughter to megaproducer Aaron Spelling and, according to longtime 90210 writer and producer Larry Mollin, Father Spelling was largely the reason Donna stayed chaste for so long. “All the other kids’ characters were having sex and hers was still the virginal girl,” he says. (But let’s not forget Andrea Zuckerman; she didn’t put out easily, either.) As part of Vulture’s ongoing micro oral history week, we spoke with Mollin, Tori Spelling, and Jason Priestley — who...