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The third season of Gossip Girl, which began filming last month in New York, will include even more twists than the previous two, says Jessica Szohr, who plays Vanessa on the CW show. "It's like a new chapter in everyone's life," Szohr, 24, told People Wednesday at a Charlotte Russe fashion event in New York. "We're all off to college, we're working. There's a lot of guest stars coming on, new relationships are formed." In addition to Hilary Duff [1], former Privileged actress Joanna Garcia will play a new love interest for heartthrob Chace Crawford. Garcia plays a Texas socialite who rivals Crawford's Nate Archibald in wealth and status -- and she just might be off-limits. "We have sort of a Romeo and Juliet love story," Garcia tells People. While romances bloom on set during the new season, the off-screen romances between stars Blake Lively and Penn Badgley and Szohr and Ed Westwick »
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Alma Awards is back for the fourth time to present honors to the Hispanic community specializing in entertainment business. National Council of La Raza's CEO Janet Murguira announced on Tuesday, August 25 with the assistance of Executive Producer Eva Longoria, the names of people crowding the honorees list.
The category in TV is divided into two according to the show's genre, comedy and drama. Showing a domination in the former category is the cast ensemble of "Ugly Betty". Meanwhile in drama, "Lost" and "Dexter" each brought in three of their actors.
Not only respecting those on screen, the awards also credit some people that work behind the scenes. These group of people, which names can be seen on the official site, include directors, writers, producers, stylists and others.
Apart from honoring the Year in Television, Alma Awards are giving recognitions to movie, music and sports categories. One performer will be selected »
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Scrubs has survived something that most shows can't: a series finale. The hospital-based sitcom ended perfectly last year with its eighth season finale, a send-off to the character J.D., who has told the show from his perspective for all but a few episodes of the series.
But the series will continue without J.D. Main characters Perry Cox (John C. McGinley) and Chris Turk (Donald Faison) will serve as the protagonists beginning with the ninth season, in which they will serve as medical professors (Sacred Heart is, after all, a teaching hospital), while J.D. (Zach Braff) and Elliott (Sarah Chalke) will be leaving the show after a few transitional episodes.
But who will Dr. Cox and Turk be teaching?
Three new characters will be their students, played by three actors who will become series regulars. And the first on that list of actors is Dave Franco.
Slowly emerging »
- SpoilerGuy

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