Jason Priestley: Last News

Sorry, Kelly! Jason Priestley’s heart still belongs to wife Naomi Lowde-Priestley after nearly two decades together.

Jason Priestley, 53, cut a stylish figure as he attended the screening of his new film Offside: The Harold Ballard Story in Toronto on Wednesday.The Beverly Hills, 90210 star looked handsome in a light-blue button-up shirt under a fitted navy suit.The Vancouver native styled his hair short and donned a well-groomed beard as he took the stage to discuss his newest project, a documentary that tells the controversial story of the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Harold Ballard. A sports story: Jason Priestley, 53, looked handsome as he attended the screening of his new film Offside: The Harold Ballard Story in Toronto on WednesdayBallard's offensive behaviors range from backhanded contract dealings and sexist tirades to serving a year in prison for theft and fraud.Earlier on Wednesday, Jason appeared on the CTV Your Morning show alongside executive producer Michael Geddes, where they talked about the inspiration for the film and why it is relevant now.

The fitness world just lost a major star.

Eric Fleishman, a celebrity trainer known as Eric The Trainer, has died at the age of 53, it has been confirmed. The fitness personality passed away unexpectedly at his home in Glendale, California, last Thursday morning on Thanksgiving.'We are heartbroken to share that Eric Phillip Fleishman passed away unexpectedly on the morning of November 24, 2022,' a statement from his official Instagram account stated.'His wife Alysia, son, parents, and close friends/family are deeply saddened by this event. Eric touched many lives for the better.

EXCLUSIVE: Academy Award and Emmy nominated producer David Permut and Dawn Krantz have acquired Chaya Doswell’s script Wildfire. The team are currently meeting directors and plan to shoot early next year.After accidentally starting a wildfire, seven-year-old Lu, mute and from an abusive home, slyly tricks Merribelle, a hard-working trans woman, into kidnapping her — sparking a beautifully unexpected bond with a devastating expiration date.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Jason Priestley (“Beverly Hills, 90210”) has joined the cast of Viaplay’s English-language series about NHL ice hockey legend Börje Salming. Currently filming in Sweden and Canada, the biopic series stars Valter Skarsgård (“The Playlist”) as Salming and is created and directed by Amir Chamdin, winner of the Best Series Award at Canneseries 2020 for “Partisan.” The show is written by Martin Bengtsson, who previously wrote “Tigers,” which was Sweden’s entry for Best International Feature Film at the 2022 Academy Awards. Priestley portrays Gerry McNamara, the legendary Toronto Maple Leafs talent scout who discovered Salming and fellow Swede Inge Hammarström and helped launch their North American careers.

after his death.The 85-year-old beloved actor, best known as the owner of the Peach Pit in the long-running show, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2014.News of his death was announced by former castmate Ian Ziering on Instagram, following the recent deaths of two other co-stars.“In the last few months we’ve lost Jessica Klein one of 90210’s most prolific writers and producers, Denise Douse who played Mrs. Teasley, and now I’m very sad to say Joe E Tata has passed away,” Ziering wrote in his post.“Joey was truly an OG, I remember seeing him on the ‘Rockford Files’ with James Garner years before we worked together on ‘90210.'”A post shared by Ian Ziering (@ianziering)The pair co-starred alongside original series stars Shannen Doherty, Jason Priestley, Tori Spelling, Jennie Garth, Brian Austin Green, Gabrielle Carteris and the late Luke Perry.“He was often one of the background villains in the original ‘Batman’ series,” Ziering added.

Joe E. Tata, best known for playing Peach Pit diner owner Nat Bussichio on Beverly Hills, 90210, has sadly passed away. He was 85 years old.

remembered Tata on Instagram Thursday, writing, “In the last few months we’ve lost Jessica Klein one of 90210’s most prolific writers and producers, Denise Douse who played Mrs. Teasley, and now I’m very sad to say Joe E Tata has passed away. “ “Joey was truly an OG, I remember seeing him on the ‘Rockford Files’ with James Garner years before we worked together on ‘90210,’” Ziering, 58, said of the native New Yorker who co-starred with Tata alongside original series stars Shannon Doherty, Jason Priestley, Tori Spelling, Jenni Garth, Brian Austin Green, Gabrielle Carteris and the late Luke Perry.“He was often one of the background villains in the original ‘Batman’ series,” Ziering added.

Blast from the past! The Hallmark Channel is home to heartwarming stories and holiday hits — but do you remember all of the network’s biggest stars over the years?

Jason Priestley is looking back on the success of “Beverly Hills, 90210” and comparing the teen drama to today’s “Euphoria”. 

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorAt the 61st Monte-Carlo Television Festival, Jason Priestley looked back at the success of ’90s teen soap “Beverly Hills, 90210,” and explained why the 2019 reboot “BH90210” got canceled by Fox after one season.“BH90210” was described by Variety as a “soapy parody” that gave “the actors behind our favorite characters the space to play versions of themselves while poking fun at the public personas, rabid fans and roles that made them famous.” It saw original series cast members Priestley, Jennie Garth, Ian Ziering, Gabrielle Carteris, Brian Austin Green, Tori Spelling and Shannen Doherty playing heightened versions of themselves, rather than their original characters. But it was a high stakes gamble that ultimately didn’t pay off, said the North Vancouver native.

Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling had a mini Beverly Hills, 90210 reunion this week.Jennie, 50, and Tori, 49, got together with other hosts to discuss the ins and out in the world of podcasting in a panel discussion Wednesday in Los Angeles.The two pals are the stars of the 9012omg podcast, in which they share insights into the hit TV show that turned them into co-stars and friends more than 30 years ago. Teaming up:Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling teamed up to talk about podcasting Wednesday, as they got together with other hosts to discuss the ins and out in the world of podcasting Panel discussion: Jennie, 50, and Tori, 48, shared their insights as the hosts of the9012omgpodcast in which they share behind-the-scenes info from the show that made them famousWriting on her Instagram page Wednesday, the former Beverly Hills 90210 star posted, 'Thank for having us on the media panel today! and I loved representing @iheart and @9012omgpodcast to discuss the world of podcasting.' Jennie chose a business casual look for the event, in which she shared her insights on sharing information and gaining an audience, donning a white V-neck top with flouncy sleeves and tan wide leg pants.The Mystery Girls actress styled her blond hair in loose curls and wore natural looking makeup.

Ugandan siblings Esther and Ezekiel Muteesasira were back with another stunning performance on Tuesday’s “Canada’s Got Talent” semifinals.

Singer Jeanick Fournier is proving she’s a star.

“Canada’s Got Talent” contestant Courtney Gilmour is going “straight to the live finale.”

Ben Croll MGM’s five-part limited series “Last Light” will make its world premiere at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, kicking off the festival’s 61st edition as the opening screening. Adapted from Alex Scarrow’s popular novel, this high-throttle drama set during an international oil crisis boasts a cast toplined by Matthew Fox (“Lost”), Joanne Froggat (“Downton Abbey”), and Tom Wlaschiha (“Game of Thrones”), who are all expected to attend.

EXCLUSIVE: Chuck Tatham, a co-exec producer of CBS sitcom The United States of Al, has teamed with Amaze, the production company behind The Lake, Amazon’s first Canadian scripted series, on a new comedy.

EXCLUSIVE: Lucifer exec producer Sheri Elwood has struck a first-look deal with Blink49 Studios, the Endeavor Content-backed studio founded by John Morayniss.

Manori Ravindran International EditorCanadian media giant Corus Entertainment has made a rare production investment, buying a majority stake in “The Breadwinner” and “Raising Expectations” producer Aircraft Pictures.Founded in 2005 by Canadian producers Anthony Leo and Andrew Rosen, Aircraft was Oscar-nominated for 2017 animated feature “The Breadwinner,” about an 11-year-old girl living under Taliban rule in Afghanistan in 2001. However, it seems to be the company’s live-action capabilities that have been the primary draw for Corus, which has a well-established kids’ content portfolio of its own.Aircraft is known for both animated and live-action scripted TV shows and movies for kids, families and young adults.

From Dylan McKay to Fred Andrews. Luke Perry has made his mark on Hollywood, from his breakout role on Beverly Hills, 90210 to his comeback gig on Riverdale.