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14 young, aspiring models will live together and compete on the
11th cycle of America’s Next Top Model. The 2 hour premiere
will take place September 3rd. The girls will compete for the perfect
modeling grand prize: management by Elite Model Management, a $100,000
contract with CoverGirl, and a covershot and six-page fashion spread
in Seventeen magazine. 
The fifth season of One Tree Hill will be unprecedented in
the annals of television drama, as the show jumps forward four years.
Season four ended as the young characters graduated high school
and season five begins post-college, four years later. Some of the
characters have found success while others have failed. Some are
the same, some are very different. And while their storylines will
actively move forward, the show will also dip into the past, returning
to incidents and events of the last four years, sometimes for a
moment or a scene, other times for an entire episode. 
Reaper - For the first 20 years of his life, Sam (Bret Harrison)
wondered why his parents where so easy on him. Whether it was school,
sports or job choices, Sam's mom and dad always let him get by with
almost no possible effort. As a result, Sam skipped college, took
a dead-end job at the local Work Bench home improvement store and
now wastes many hours playing video games. 
Priviledged - Twenty-three-year-old Megan Smith (JoAnna Garcia,
"Reba") has a Yale education, a relentlessly positive
attitude and a plan to conquer the world of journalism, despite
the fact that she is currently slaving away at a tabloid rag.
Megan's plan is thrown off course when, in one whirlwind day,
she gets fired, meets cosmetics mogul Laurel Limoges (Anne Archer
"Fatal Attraction"), and becomes the live-in tutor for
Laurel's twin teen granddaughters in the heady Palm Beach world
of wealth and power. 
An edgy, modern spin-off of the iconic drama "Beverly Hills,
90210," the new "90210" looks at life through the eyes
of Annie Wilson (Shenae Grimes, "Degrassi: The Next Generation")
and her brother Dixon (Tristan Wilds, "The Wire"), whose
first day at West Beverly Hills High School leaves no doubt they're
not in Kansas anymore. The Wilson family, including dad Harry (Rob
Estes, "Melrose Place") and mom Debbie (Lori Loughlin, "Summerland"),
has relocated to Beverly Hills to keep an eye on Harry's mother Tabitha
(Jessica Walter, "Arrested Development"), a feisty-but-faded
former television star and a charter member of the Betty Ford Clinic.
If The Devil Wears Prada were a reality show, it would be
Stylista.11 aspiring fashion enthusiasts compete for a much-coveted
editorial job with Elle magazine. They work as assistants to Elle's
Fashion News Director, Anne Slowey, a demanding but well-respected
fashion icon. The competitors carry out an assistant task and a
fashion editorial assignment in each episode. 