justjared.buzznet.com:

She shared with JJJ, “I’ve actually just sold my first movie to ABC Family, which I’m not in, and it’s really exciting, because it’s hard. When I do production meetings, they always ask if I’m going to be in it. For this one, I told them ‘no, I don’t want to be in it I just want to produce something’ and they told me, ‘Oh, ok cause that’s really hard to sell.’”

Ashley continued, “Everybody who wants to buy something from my brand usually wants me in it and I really want to establish my production company being separate. I just want to do something, have ideas and come up with you know reality shows and this movie that we’ve just sold to ABC Family I’m really excited about.”

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Thanks to stayingin@twitpics for the picture.

eonline.com:
CW’s fall programming tagline is “TV to talk about.” But you guys don’t want to hear us talk about the scoop we got on Smallville, Hellcats and Supernatural, right?

Oh, you do? OK, no need to swear. We’ll give you the deets on your returning favorites, straight from the woman in charge, Dawn Ostroff, plus all the info on the highly anticipated (you voted!) Hellcats from the stars and executive producers.

Hellcats

What It Is: Enter the world of competitive college cheerleading, with rebel cheerleader Marty, played by Aly Michalka, as your pilot. New for the fall.

Anti-Glee? No way. The cast and powers that be behind Hellcats think this show is for optimists and it inspires, if anything. “Dancing is a huge component, but it exists with one foot in the world of the characters. People are going to tune in for the central characters,” EP Kevin Murphy says.

Law-Abiding Citizen: The prelaw storyline for Marty will be a huge factor throughout the season. Gale Harold will play her law professor and will be issuing a “three strikes” rule for Marty while she juggles both her academics and cheerleading.

Call Them Athletes, Dangit! EP Tom Welling thinks people will be surprised by all the athleticism in each episode. The cast also made a point to ensure critics that they are dedicated to showcasing “cheerleaders as athletes, working hard, and struggling through extreme workouts.” So prepare to feel really bad about sitting on the couch while watching this show.

Graduated: Ashley Tisdale calls her Hellcats character Savannah “completely different” from her High School Musical role, Sharpay. On Savannah’s list of attributes: Southern, Christian, very naive and a little bit soft.

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Thanks to SpoilerTV for the pictures! I have also updated some of the promotional images and the stills to higher quality too!

Check out this amazing new Hellcats poster, (thank to the Hellcats Facebook Page):

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