I know it’s a few days early, but I’m going to be away for the next few days and didn’t want to miss the opportunity to wish all of you a happy Thanksgiving. I hope you all have a wonderful time with your loved ones.

The following new images have been added to the gallery. Enjoy!

Magazine Scans
Inside TV - May 30, 2005
In Touch - February 6, 2006
Lucky - November 2005
Teen People - October 2004
Clippings: Daily Press - August 27, 2007 & Teen People - July 2005

Screencaps (One Tree Hill)
Season 2 Opening Credits
Episode 2.01

Screecaps from ‘John Tucker Must Die‘ (film and extras) were added to the gallery over the weekend. More screencaps and scans coming soon!

In case you haven’t heard, fans can now sport the same trends showcased on The CW’s One Tree Hill. Dying to have one of Brooke Davis’ chic dresses or Peyton Sawyer’s vintage tops? From jackets and pants to accessories, fans can now find out more about the One Tree Hill fashion and even purchase the products featured on TV through the show’s website.

The series’ official website, which also serves as a virtual shopping mall for fans, has a point-and-click feature that allows viewers at home to purchase the clothes and accessories exhibited on each episode of One Tree Hill. Items from popular brands and designers like Liz Claiborne, Couture Candy, Gap, and Calvin Klein, just to name a few are displayed on the site, including the price of the merchandise, and the product description that says who wore it on which episode.
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One Tree Hill is attempting something that’s never been done before. Instead of taking their high schoolers into college after graduation, One Tree Hill is fast-forwarding four years and picking up with our characters in the future as they, one would assume, re-convene back in Tree Hill. This does a few key things – it allows One Tree Hill to avoid “The College Years” which always pale in comparison to the “High School Years” and it gives the writers four years of back story to work with. This back story can remain a mystery, it can be slowly revealed, whatever. It gives One Tree Hill writers a nice, new shiny tool to work with. Though One Tree Hill doesn’t premiere its fifth season until 2008, The CW’s website has released the first in a series of flash forward previews. The first video is a sneak peek at what Brooke Davis is up to.
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