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Character: Susan
Playing: select US cinemas
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Kiss The Bride
Character: Alex
Playing: April 2008
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Tori & Dean: Inn Love
Playing: on OXYGEN network
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Welcome to Tori Spelling Online!
Tori Spelling Online is the newest online spot for fans of actress and producer, Tori Spelling! You may recognize Tori from her numerous projects spanning almost 20 years in show business, from her start on Beverly Hills, 90210 to her recent hit show Tori & Dean: Inn Love, she has had a long-standing and continued success in the industry. I hope this website quickly becomes your favorite place for all your Tori news, photos, media and more!

Pre-VMA Gift Suite
September 7th, 2008 by Jennifer

Tori, Dean and Liam attended the pre-VMA gift lounge in Los Angeles yesterday. I have added 5 pictures from the event - you can check them out by clicking on the thumbnails below. :biggrin:



Both Tori and Dean have donated a pair of jeans to the celebrity auction site, Clothes Off Our Back. They have signed the jeans and they are available to bid on through September 17! You can check out pictures and descriptions below. All money raised from the auctions will go to benefit children’s charities. Happy bidding!

You can bid on Tori’s auction here and bid on Dean’s auction here


Own Tori Spelling’s worn and signed Monarchy jeans. Ms. Spelling, who can be see on the Oxygen show “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood” with her husband Dean McDermott, donated the jeans to support Clothes Off Our Back.

Proceeds from the auction benefit Clothes Off Our Back’s charities including America’s Second Harvest, The Art of Elysium, Hope North and H.E.L.P. Malawi.

GE Profile is sponsoring the auction in celebration of the new frontload washer and dryer with SmartDispense Technology that holds up to six months of detergent and fabric softener – meaning you can clean 4,420 jeans before needing a refill. Plus, this new technology knows just the right amount of detergent to release so your jeans are washed just right without wasting water or detergent.

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2008 Event Photos
August 30th, 2008 by Jennifer

I have a big update for today, I uploaded over 450 photos of Tori from all the events she has attended this year. You can check them all out by clicking on the thumbnails below. :upsidedown:



Upcoming Tori related releases
August 29th, 2008 by Jennifer

I came to update bearing lots of good news about Tori and her projects being released soon! In November, you can look for the second season of “Tori & Dean: Inn Love” and the sixth season of “Beverly Hills, 90210″ to be released on DVD. In April 2009, we’ll be able to pick up “Mommywood” the new book that Tori is currently writing! You can click on the links below to pre-order these at Amazon… I’ve already ordered mine, so make sure you order yours! :wink:

- Tori & Dean: Inn Love - Season 2 (release date: November 4, 2008)
- Beverly Hills, 90210 - Season 6 (release date: November 25, 2008)
- Mommywood (release date: April 28, 2009)

Reality TV star talks motherhood, growing up in the public eye and the new ‘90210′

Tori Spelling hasn’t strayed too far from the public eye. The daughter of famous producer Aaron Spelling achieved fame with her portrayal of Donna Martin on the iconic “Beverly Hills, 90210.” Spelling now stars in her own reality TV series, “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood,” which chronicles her second marriage to Canadian-born actor Dean McDermott and the birth of her second child, daughter Stella. As of this writing, Spelling is set to appear in “90210,” a spin-off of the original series set to launch on The CW. MSN TV discussed with Tori the success of her reality show, life in the Hollywood spotlight and the future of Donna Martin’s character.

MSN TV: Congratulations on your new baby Stella. How’s the family adjusting to having a new female in the household?
Tori Spelling: We’re evened out now; it’s good. Liam’s adjusting to Stella, giving her little kisses now. You know, he wasn’t so sure about it all at first, but it’s all good now.

How are you finding the challenge of raising two kids?
It’s a little more work. The thing is, Liam is walking now, so it would have been a little more difficult to hold two babies all the time. But Stella’s relatively easy, though she’s not as easy as Liam was. Liam never cried. There was never a peep out of him. And when Stella wants her food, she wants it. But, you know what? Having two babies is not as much work as I thought it would be.

On TV, Liam seems like a little angel, just the perfect little baby.
He is.

Have your two kids taken on the personalities of their parents?
It’s hard to tell with Stella. She’s a little loud and very girly. When she wants something, she wants something. I think Liam is a lot like me. He kind of has my characteristics: He loves to make people laugh, and I think that’s something I’ve always liked to do. He’s pretty hilarious. I can’t say that he takes after me, because he’s funnier than I am.

Congratulations, too, on a successful season of “Tori & Dean.” Last week’s episode, which featured the birth of baby Stella, was the highest rated show ever for Oxygen. Why has the show caught on with so many viewers?
I can’t believe it. It’s actually rewarding, amazing and completely surprising. It’s our third season, you know, and the show did well in the past. But it wasn’t like a huge hit. And usually you figure by the third season if it the show hasn’t hit, you’ll go merrily along. And if some people like the show, then that’s as good as it gets. But this season, all of a sudden, the show totally takes off. It’s been a totally different response. We’ve always had some very loyal, great fans; literally every day now, I’m getting stopped by people who have seen the show, and that’s amazing. A lot of the time in the past, I would tell people, “My show’s on Oxygen.” And they would be like, “Oh, I don’t get Oxygen!” or “I’m relatively new to Oxygen.” And now, it’s like “Oxygen, Oxygen!” from them. It’s great.

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