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Canadian born actress Shenae Grimes stars in The CW's new darama "90210," her first U.S. television series, as the sweet theater student Annie Wilson.

The 18-year-old who hails from Toronto is best known to audiences for her role as Darcy in "Degrassi: The Next Generation," for which she won the Gemini Award in 2007 for "Best Performance in a Youth Series."

Grimes has had a love of performing since a very young age. Her acting career began when she enrolled in a triple-threat program and was discovered by her agent at a performance. Since then, she has fallen in love with acting and has been focused on developing her film and television career.

Grimes will next be seen starring opposite Ashley Tisdale in "Picture This!" and recently completed production on the feature "Dead Like Me," as well as the television movie "True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet." Grimes previously co-starred in the CBC movie of the week "Shania," where she portrayed a teenaged Shania Twain, and had a recurring role on "Naturally Sadie." Grimes has a love for fashion and recently completed an internship at Fashion Television in Toronto.

Grimes currently resides in Los Angeles.

AnnaLynne McCord is becoming one of Hollywood's hottest young actresses and currently stars as Naomi Clark in The CW's new drama "90210."

Well known for her role as the scandalous and deviant Eden Lord in the award winning drama "Nip/Tuck," other television credits include "The O.C.," "Ugly Betty," "Cold Case," "Greek" and "CSI: Miami." Film credits include "Transporter 2" and the 2007 remake of George Romero's "Day of the Dead."

McCord also starred in Sony Screen Gem's comedy "Fired up" and can be seen in the thriller "The Haunting of Molly Hartley."

A native of Buford, Georgia, McCord began her career at age 15 with the renowned Wilhelmina Modeling Agency, and has graced ads for major brands, including Estee Lauder.

McCord currently resides in California.

Jessica Stroup stars as Silver, the quirky and eccentric student at West Beverly Hills High and star/producer of her own YouTube-type video series, on The CW's new drama "90210."

Stroup has quickly established herself as a highly sought-after young actress in both film and television. She was recently seen starring opposite Brittany Snow in the horror remake "Prom Night." The film was a hit and earned a number one spot at the box office with a $20 million opening, an upper tier debut for the genre.

Stroup also starred as the female lead in "The Hills Have Eyes II." Her additional feature credits include the hit film "This Christmas," alongside Chris Brown and Mekhi Phifer, "Broken" and "School for Scoundrels." Stroup recently wrapped two independent films and stars in the lead role opposite Mischa Barton in "Homecoming." She will also be seen in "The Informers," with Billy Bob Thornton and Winona Ryder.

Stroup's television credits include guest starring roles on "Grey's Anatomy," "October Road" and The CW's "Reaper." She will next be seen guest starring in HBO's forthcoming Alan Ball series "True Blood."

Stroup left her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina, at age 17 for Los Angeles, where she immediately began working as a model and actress. She currently lives in Los Angeles.

Tristan Wilds stars at Dixon Wilson, a star athlete and scholar in The CW's new drama "90210." An 18-year-old native of Staten Island, New York, Wilds most recently appeared in HBO's critically acclaimed series "The Wire," and made his big-screen debut in the feature film "Half Nelson," starring Ryan Gosling, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.

Since making his TV and screen debuts, Wilds has been a very busy young man. In 2007 he was cast opposite Roger Guenveur Smith in the role of Adrian in the film "Indelible." The film is currently in post-production and will be released in theaters in 2009. Having made his television debut in the Spike Lee miniseries "Miracles' Boys," he has also appeared in guest starring roles in episodes of "Cold Case" and "Law and Order." Wilds has also appeared on the stage in workshops for Roundabout Theatre Company's "Wool" and "Stockholm Brooklyn," opposite Phylicia Rashad, at the Cherry Lane Theater.

Wilds was heard but not seen when he became the voice of the main character Blak for the animated feature film "Blokhedz," based on the independent graphic novel by Mark and Mike Davis. Not letting any grass grow under his feet, Tristan soon landed the role of Zachary Taylor in "The Secret Life of Bees," the screen adaptation of the novel written by Sue Monk Kidd. Starring opposite Dakota Fanning, Queen Latifa, Jennifer Hudson and Alicia Keys, this movie is in post-production and will be released in October 2008.

Wilds also stepped into the world of music videos, appearing in "Ghetto Mindstate" by rap artist Li'l Flip featuring Lyfe Jennings, as well as playing Jay Z's nephew in the music video "Roc Boys." Wilds is also one of the fresh new faces in Rocawear's 2008 "I Will Not Lose" campaign, as well as a Rocawear model.

Not to be limited to other artists' music videos, Wilds is also a talented singer and songwriter who is currently working on his first album. When not on a television or movie set, he can be found hard at work in a recording studio.

Dustin Milligan stars as a popular jock at West Beverly Hills High in The CW's new drama "90210."

Born in Yellowknife, Northwest Territory, Milligan realized he wanted to become an actor after starring in his high school productions of "Grease" and "Saturday Night Fever." After graduation, Milligan set off for Vancouver to pursue his career and quickly landed an agent.

Milligan recently appeared in the feature films "The Land of Women," with Meg Ryan and Adam Brody, and "The Butterfly Wheel," opposite Pierce Brosnan. Additionally, he co-stars in "The Messengers," with Dylan McDermott and Kristin Stewart, and in "The Butterfly Effect 2," with Erica Durance of "Smallville." Other film credits include "Man About Town," with Ben Affleck, and "Final Destination 3."

Television credits include "Runaway" and guest appearances include "Supernatural" and "The Dead Zone." He also starred opposite Kelly Rowan in the television movie "Eight Days to Live."

Milligan resides in Vancouver when not filming "90210."

Michael Steger stars as high school journalist Navid Shirazi in The CW's new drama "90210."

Steger makes his feature film debut in the Disney movie "The Cheetah Girls: One World," which will be released worldwide in August 2008. As Vik Bhatia, he plays a young, aspiring Bollywood movie director who offers The Cheetah Girls a role in his film, only to have his dreams and creative vision stifled by his shrewd uncle.

A Southern California native, Steger spent most of his childhood training in martial arts and received his first Dan black belt in Tae Kwon Do at the age of 18. During high school, Steger caught the acting bug and honed his craft in the theater. He went on to play leading roles in numerous classical and contemporary plays in and around the L.A. area, including "A View from the Bridge," "Death of a Salesman," "Othello" and "Tartuffe."

Steger's career began to take off when Tim Burton cast and directed him as the lead in the music video for the song "Bones," by popular rock band The Killers. Soon after, Steger landed his first television series opposite Rob Corddry in "The Winner," produced by Seth MacFarlane. Following the sitcom, Michael became a series regular on "Buzz," a pilot in which he starred opposite Sharon Lawrence. He has also guest starred on "Navy NCIS," "Cory in the House" and "Hannah Montana" as a hot young tennis superstar. Steger will be seen as a guest star in the 2008 season opener of "Criminal Minds."

In his spare time he enjoys camping, hiking, playing tennis, seeing every movie that's ever been released, and going to every restaurant in town, recommended or not.

Ryan Eggold stars as smart and funny Ryan Matthews, a teacher at West Beverly Hills High School, in The CW's new drama "90210."

A graduate of the University of Southern California's esteemed theater department, Eggold quickly landed recurring roles on "The Young and the Restless," "Entourage," "Out of Jimmy's Head," "Brothers & Sisters" and "Veronica Mars" before obtaining his first series regular gig on "Dirt."

In addition to his work in television, Eggold made his professional stage debut in the acclaimed 2006 Ahmanson Theatre/Center Theatre Group production "Dead End," and has since appeared in "Leipzig" and "Marat/Sade." He also enjoys writing plays and screenplays.

Best recognized for her role as Rebecca Donaldson on the long-running hit comedy series "Full House," Lori Loughlin (pronounced LOCK-lin) stars as Debbie Wilson in The CW's new "90210."

Loughlin stars opposite John Travolta and Robin Williams in the upcoming comedy "Old Dogs" and was recently seen in "Moondance Alexander."

Born and raised in Hauppauge, Long Island, Loughlin got her start in show business at a young age. She was cast in the daytime drama "The Edge of Night," for which she received a Young Artist Award nomination for Best Young Actress in a Daytime Series.

In 1985, Loughlin was cast in the feature film "Secret Admirer," a romantic comedy co-starring C. Thomas Howell and Kelly Preston. Loughlin also starred opposite Treat Williams in "Critical Mass." She appeared in the beach movie spoof "Back to the Beach," as well as in "Rad," a film about BMX racing, and "Amityville 3-D," the third installment of the "Amityville" horror movie franchise.

In addition to "Full House," Loughlin was a regular in "Hudson Street," a comedy starring Tony Danza. She was also the star and producer of The WB%u0442%u0410%u0429s family drama "Summerland." Other television roles have included an after-school special titled "No Means No," for which she received an Emmy Award nomination for Best Actress. More recently, she has guest-starred in "Ghost Whisperer" and "Jake in Progress." Loughlin also worked with Jim Carrey in the television movie "Doing Time on Maple Drive" and starred in "In the Line of Duty: Blaze of Glory." She has made repeat performances in a number of series, including "The Drew Carey Show" and "Spin City," and guest-starred in such series as "Seinfeld," "Suddenly Susan," "The Larry Sanders Show" and The WB drama "Birds of Prey."

Loughlin resides in Los Angeles with her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, and their three children.

Rob Estes stars as Harry Wilson, a father who transplants his family from Kansas to Beverly Hills, in The CW's new drama "90210."

Estes recently appeared opposite Angie Harmon in "Women's Murder Club." Before that, he starred opposite Orlando Jones in the 2006 midseason series "The Evidence." Before achieving mainstream stardom he was best known for his starring role as Chris Lorenzo, the fast-and-loose Palm Beach homicide detective in the cult favorite "Silk Stalkings." More recently, he played recurring roles on "Providence," "Suddenly Susan" and "Gilmore Girls."

A graduate of the University of Southern California, Estes took a utilitarian approach to entering Hollywood, initially making plans for a career as a stuntman. It was quickly apparent, however, that his talents deserved a wider berth. Following several years on the hit show "Melrose Place," Estes starred in several well-received but ultimately unsuccessful television pilots.

Frustrated with being limited to his work on screen, Estes made the decision to rediscover his craft on stage. He received excellent reviews in his starring role in Tennessee Williams' play "The Rose Tattoo" at the Hudson Theatre in Los Angeles. When he moved with his family to Seattle in early 2003, he sought out opportunities in that city's thriving theater scene. He had co-starring roles in productions in Seattle and at the nationally recognized Coeur D'Alene Rep in Idaho. This experience culminated in his co-starring performance as the duplicitous Solyony in Chekhov's "Three Sisters" (adapted by Craig Lucas) at the famed Intiman Theatre under the tutelage of Artistic Director Bartlett Sheer.

Estes has also starred in such telefilms as "Sweet Temptation," opposite Beverly D'Angelo. In 2000, he produced and starred opposite Jason Alexander in the independent feature "How to Go on a Date in Queens," which also featured Ron Perelman and Kimberly Williams.

Born in Norfolk, Virginia, Estes resides in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. He has two children, Mason and Maya.

Jessica Walter stars as the faded 1970s TV star Tabitha Wilson in The CW's new drama "90210."

Walter's award-winning performances highlight her already impressive resume of film and television work. Walters and the entire cast of the critically-acclaimed "Arrested Development" were nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series, by the 2006 SAG Awards. Walter played Lucille, the role which earned her a 2005 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, as well as landing her atop Entertainment Weekly's 2005 "Must" list. The show received the 2005 Emmy's Outstanding Comedy Series nomination, its second after winning in 2004, as well as nominations from the Golden Globes and SAG.

Emmy Awards are nothing new to Walter, she won the Emmy for Best Supporting Actress for her work on the series "Amy Prentiss." She also earned Emmy nominations for her role on "Trapper John, M.D.," and guest star role on "The Streets of San Francisco." Walter's additional television credits include more than one hundred roles on shows such as "Mission: Impossible," "The Immortal," "All That Glitters," "Three's a Crowd," "Murder, She Wrote," "Coach," "Law & Order," "Touched By an Angel," "Just Shoot Me" and "Jack & Jill." She was the voice of the mother dinosaur on the series "Dinosaurs," and was also a regular on "The Round Table," "Oh Baby" and "Aaron's Way." She starred in the miniseries "Arthur Hailey's Wheels," as well as in several television movies, including "Women in Chains," "Home for the Holidays," "She's Dressed to Kill," "Scruples" and "Thursday's Child." She was seen recently in Lifetime's "I Do (But I Don't).

Walter's feature films include Clint Eastwood's directorial debut "Play Misty for Me," which earned her a Golden Globe nomination. Her first big screen appearance was in "Lilith," opposite Warren Beatty. Additional film credits include roles in Sidney Lumet's "The Group," "Grand Prix," "Bye Bye Braverman," "Number One," "Spring Fever," "Going Ape," "The Flamingo Kid," "Tapeheads," "Ghost in the Machine," "PCU," "The Temptress," "The Slums of Beverly Hills," "Grownups" and most recently as Adrien Brody's mother in "Dummy."

A graduate of New York's High School of the Performing Arts and the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre, Walter has extensive theater credits that include productions both on- and off-Broadway. On Broadway, she has appeared in Peter Ustinov's "Photo Finish," which earned her the Clarence Derwent Award as Most Promising Newcomer, "A Severed Head," "Advise and Consent,' "Night Life," and Neil Simon's "Rumors." Her off-Broadway credits include roles at Playwrights Horizons and in "Tartuffe" at the Los Angeles Theater Center, as well as regional theater appearances at New Haven's Longwharf Theater, Berkshire Theater Festival, and Bucks County Playhouse, among others.

Walter lives in New York with her husband, actor Ron Leibman.

Harry Wilson (Rob Estes, "Women's Murder Club"), new principal of West Beverly Hills High School, returns from Kansas to his childhood home of Beverly Hills with his wife Debbie (Lori Loughlin, "In Case of Emergency"), their daughter Annie (Shenae Grimes, "Degrassi: The Next Generation") and adopted son Dixon, (Tristan Wilds, "The Wire") to care for Harry's mother, former television star Tabitha Wilson (Jessica Walter, "Arrested Development"). On their first day at West Bev, Annie and Dixon encounter Ethan (Dustin Milligan, "Runaway"), the star lacrosse player she met a few summers ago; Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord, "Nip/Tuck"), the spoiled rich girl whose sole focus is her Sweet Sixteen party; Silver (Jessica Stroup, "Prom Night"), the free-spirited girl who later gossips about Annie on her blog, and Navid (Michael Steger, "Criminal Minds"), editor of Blaze News. When Naomi fails to complete an assignment, English teacher Ryan Matthews (Ryan Eggold, "Dirt") and guidance counselor Kelly Taylor (special guest star Jennie Garth, "Beverly Hills, 90210"), bring the problem to Harry, who quickly realizes that keeping secrets about his past is going to be impossible. Dixon impresses his peers when he tries out for the lacrosse team, but has to deal with jealous teammates who will stop at nothing to sabotage him. Annie misses the deadline to audition for the spring musical but sparks fly when she meets the leading actor Ty (guest star Adam Gregory), one of the most popular students on campus. Ty impresses Annie by flying her to San Francisco for dinner in his private jet, but Annie fails to mention her plans to her parents. Special guest star Shannen Doherty reprises her role as Brenda Walsh.

Harry Wilson (Rob Estes, "Women's Murder Club"), new principal of West Beverly Hills High School, returns from Kansas to his childhood home of Beverly Hills with his wife Debbie (Lori Loughlin, "In Case of Emergency"), their daughter Annie (Shenae Grimes, "Degrassi: The Next Generation") and adopted son Dixon, (Tristan Wilds, "The Wire") to care for Harry's mother, former television star Tabitha Wilson (Jessica Walter, "Arrested Development"). On their first day at West Bev, Annie and Dixon encounter Ethan (Dustin Milligan, "Runaway"), the star lacrosse player she met a few summers ago; Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord, "Nip/Tuck"), the spoiled rich girl whose sole focus is her Sweet Sixteen party; Silver (Jessica Stroup, "Prom Night"), the free-spirited girl who later gossips about Annie on her blog, and Navid (Michael Steger, "Criminal Minds"), editor of Blaze News. When Naomi fails to complete an assignment, English teacher Ryan Matthews (Ryan Eggold, "Dirt") and guidance counselor Kelly Taylor (special guest star Jennie Garth, "Beverly Hills, 90210"), bring the problem to Harry, who quickly realizes that keeping secrets about his past is going to be impossible. Dixon impresses his peers when he tries out for the lacrosse team, but has to deal with jealous teammates who will stop at nothing to sabotage him. Annie misses the deadline to audition for the spring musical but sparks fly when she meets the leading actor Ty (guest star Adam Gregory), one of the most popular students on campus. Ty impresses Annie by flying her to San Francisco for dinner in his private jet, but Annie fails to mention her plans to her parents. Special guest star Shannen Doherty reprises her role as Brenda Walsh.

Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Dixon's (Tristan Wilds) Friday night plans come to a screeching halt when they learn that Harry (Rob Estes) and Debbie (Lori Loughlin) have planned a family bowling night. When Ethan (Dustin Milligan), Navid (Michael Steger) and Silver (Jessica Stroup) show up at the bowling alley, Harry and Debbie realize they have lost control of their family outing but encourage their kids to spend time with their friends. Ty (guest star Adam Gregory) shows up at the bowling alley, causing Annie to choose between spending time with him or Ethan. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) deals with a disappointing evening with her father and destroys a gift from him in a violent rage. Dixon discovers Silver asleep in her car, prompting Kelly (guest star Jennie Garth) to confront their mother Jackie (guest star Ann Gillespie, "Beverly Hills, 90210") about the repercussions of her alcoholic behavior. Jessica Walter also stars.

Harry (Rob Estes) reveals that West Beverly's theater director is no longer able to direct the school musical, "Spring Awakening," prompting Tabitha (Jessica Walter) to offer her services as the new director, much to Annie (Shenae Grimes), Harry and Debbie's (Lori Loughlin) surprise. Tabitha's approach with Adrianna (guest star Jessica Lowndes, "Greek") doesn't go over well, so Kelly (guest star Jennie Garth) convinces Brenda (guest star Shannen Doherty) to take over as guest director of the play. Kelly and Brenda get into a heated conversation about Kelly's involvement with Ryan (Ryan Eggold) and how it may affect her son. Dixon (Tristan Wilds) is worried about the family's financial situation and talks with Nat (guest star Joe E. Tata, "Beverly Hills, 90210") at the Peach Pit about a part-time job. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) confronts her father's mistress and is shocked when she learns the direction in which her parents' marriage is headed. Annie is still upset with Ty (guest star Adam Gregory) and agrees to a date with Ethan (Dustin Milligan), only to be disappointed by its outcome. Michael Steger and Jessica Stroup also star. Sarah Pia Anderson directed the episode written by Dailyn Rodriguez.

As opening night of "Spring Awakening" nears, Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Ty (guest star Adam Gregory) have had a chance to spend a lot of time together and Ty reveals his plans for a one-on-one after-party in his hotel room. Harry (Rob Estes) catches Annie and Ty kissing backstage and later he and Debbie (Lori Loughlin) express their concern for how fast Annie's relationship is progressing. Silver (Jessica Stroup) is overwhelmed with stage managing the play so Dixon (Tristan Wilds) offers to help backstage, prompting the two to get close. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) refuses to accept her parents' divorce and is determined to get them back on track. Brenda (guest star Shannen Doherty), Kelly (guest star Jennie Garth) and Ryan (Ryan Eggold) confront Adrianna (guest star Jessica Lowndes) about an obvious substance abuse problem, giving Annie the chance to take the lead in the play. Jessica Walter, Dustin Milligan and Michael Steger also star. Paul Lazarus directed the episode written by Sean Reycraft.

Brenda (guest star Shannen Doherty), Kelly (guest star Jennie Garth), Ryan (Ryan Eggold) and Harry (Rob Estes) confront Adrianna (guest star Jessica Lowndes) about her growing problems, but Adrianna denies being on drugs. When Debbie (Lori Loughlin) is given the opportunity to shoot a fashion show for Nylon magazine, Annie (Shenae Grimes) decides to use the fashion show as part of her class assignment on careers. Ryan asks Annie to partner with Adrianna on the assignment, and Annie reluctantly agrees, even though she is still upset with Adrianna over her relationship with Ty (guest star Adam Gregory). Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) decides that the fashion show is the perfect place to bring her parents back together, but her plan backfires when her parents have a huge fight. Silver (Jessica Stroup) catches the attention of the Debbie's client at the fashion show. Also at the show, when an indie film producer remembers seeing Annie in "Spring Awakening" and offers her an audition, Annie convinces him to include Adrianna. Feeling guilty after Annie's nice gesture, Adrianna admits that she lied about her relationship with Ty. Kelly (guest star Jennie Garth) gets a call from an old friend that makes her question her relationship with Ryan. Finally, Naomi and Ethan (Dustin Milligan) come to a crossroads in their relationship. Tristan Wilds, Michael Steger and Jessica Walter also star. J. Miller Tobin directed the episode written by Jason Ning.

Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Ethan (Dustin Milligan) are paired up to take care of a baby as part of a class project and the experience causes them to see each other in a new light. Silver (Jessica Stroup) and Dixon (Tristan Wilds) continue to get closer and during her half-birthday party at the Hollywood Forever Cemetary, she opens him up to an entirely new experience in public. Harry (Rob Estes) and Debbie (Lori Loughlin) are forced to deal with his past when Tracy (guest star Christina Moore) informs Harry that she hired a private investigator to search for their son, who was given up for adoption many years ago. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) is desperate to intervene with Adrianna's (guest star Jessica Lowndes) downward drug spiral but regrets making one last-minute decision. Ryan (Ryan Eggold) is dealing with Kelly's (guest star Jennie Garth) departure and decides to try online dating in an effort to hide his true feelings about her absence. Michael Steger and Jessica Walter also star. Norman Buckley directed the episode written by Caprice Crane.

Annie (Shenae Grimes) prepares for her driver's test and works out a plan with Ethan (Dustin Milligan) so they can attend the Homecoming dance without officially making it a date. Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) confesses about her drug use, effectively clearing Naomi's (AnnaLynne McCord) name, and is forced to check into rehab for her addiction. With no one left to turn to, Adrianna finds Navid (Michael Steger) by her side, determined to help her through her pain. At the dance, Ryan (Ryan Eggold) catches Kimberly (guest star Jessica Lucas) buying drugs from a student but is even more surprised to learn that she is an undercover cop. After a conversation with Tabitha (Jessica Walter), Debbie (Lori Loughlin) confronts Tracy (guest star Christina Moore) about her inappropriate behavior towards Harry (Rob Estes), and despite her root canal pain, Silver (Jessica Stroup) and Dixon (Tristan Wilds) dance the night away. Tony Wharmby directed the episode written by Darlene Hunt.

Silver invites a few of her female friends over for a girls' night, but the event quickly turns into a house party. Meanwhile, Debbie and Harry finally reveal to Dixon and Annie that they have an older brother who was given up for adoption long ago.

Kelly returns to Beverly Hills, revealing what happened between her and Dylan during her trip. Meanwhile, as Annie and Ethan get closer, Naomi grows spiteful and delivers an unwelcome surprise at Annie's sweet-16 party... and that's not the only surprise in store for the Wilson family. An unexpected visit from Harry's biological son, Sean, throws a wrench into their happy family dynamic. Meanwhile, the school is abuzz with news of Ryan's leave of absence, and Adrianna uncovers Navid's secret.

Brenda and Kelly's friendship takes a turn for the worse. Meanwhile, Sean moves in with the Wilson family, Naomi hangs with a new crowd, and Silver becomes jealous when a cheerleader pays a little too much attention to Dixon.

Annie overhears as Sean holds a suspicious conversation over the phone, raising uncertainty about whether he really is who he claims to be. Meanwhile, Brenda reveals a secret to Kelly, Christina makes a startling revelation to Dixon, and Adrianna receives potentially life-changing news.

Electrifying revelations stir up trouble this week as the teens of West Beverly come clean to each other. Adrianna reveals her secret to Naomi and Navid, who handle the news differently than expected. And when Dixon reveals the depths of his feelings to Silver, their relationship takes a surprising turn. Meanwhile, Tabitha surprises her grandchildren with an unexpected gift, and Annie and Ethan escape from Beverly Hills to the desert beauty of Palm Springs.

The return of Mr. Matthews causes a mixed reaction at West Beverly Hills High. Also, the drama department holds auditions for Antony and Cleopatra, and Annie decides to read for a role. Meanwhile, Silver and Dixon continue to experience bumps in their relationship.

Annie and Ethan's relationship begins to crumble when Ethan finds himself spending a lot of time with Rhonda. Meanwhile, Adrianna and Naomi devise a plan on how to tell Constance about the pregnancy, and Silver and Dixon have yet another confrontation.