May
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One Tree Hill Season 7
Watch the Season Premiere on September 14th at 8/7C on CW. Everly song "Quiscksand" will be played on the episode. -
The Notebook Musical
"Bethany Joy Galeotti and music producer Ron Aniello are working upcoming musical production of Nicholas Spark’s The Notebook." -
Buy "Quicksand" on iTunes"
The new song "Quicksand" is already up on iTunes. Don't forget to buy it! Find out more info here on the site. -
New Everly Photoshoot
Check it out the new gorgeous photoshoot by the photographer Aaron Galeotti at Bethany Source gallery. -
BJG's Official Blog Site
Bethany Joy Galeotti has a new blog site where she posts vlogs and leaves messages to her fans. Go visit: www.bjgofficial.com
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One Tree Hill Season 8
September 14, 2010
Time: 8/7C on CW
As Nathan Scott prepares for his second season in the NBA, the Scott family is expecting their second child and Haley feels as though the baby will be a girl. How will she balance her pregnancy while raising Jamie and pursuing her music career?
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Apr
6th
One Tree Hill regular Bethany Joy Galeotti has spoken out about the end of the glossy teen drama, which came to an end in the US last night.
Galeotti played Haley since the very first episode of the series, and recalled on her personal blog about how she first auditioned alongside Chad Michael Murray.
She wrote: “During my test I was in a room full of executives while reading the scene with Chad Michael Murray and there were about 4 other girls going for the part, waiting in the hallway.
“There was a moment about halfway through the reading when I was sitting next to Chad and I playfully knocked the side of his leg with mine. I felt the energy of the whole room shift and I knew at that moment I had gotten the part.”
Of the cast and crew, she added: “As the years went on we fought and made up, we learned from each other, we got in trouble, we grew as actors, we grew as people, and we were given a ridiculous amount of grace by our crew and producers. When I think of some of the things we put them through, I’m so grateful for the classy way they handled guiding us through.”
The series will conclude in the UK next year.
Apr
4th
Bethany Joy Lenz and Amber Sweeney of the musical duo Everly will be performing at a special show during the Nicholas Sparks Celebrity Family Weekend in New Bern, NC. Lenz and Sweeney will perform during Family Fun Night at the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center on April 20. The event-filled charity weekend, which will take place at multiple venues around the coastal town, will benefit global education initiates for the youth, Hope for the Warrior and Paws With A Cause.
Mar
27th
Part I
“1929 and Bleeding”
By: Bethany Joy Galeotti
Fireflies light up the cobblestone road as, here and there, the roar of a Dodge or Ford clamors its way up or down the lane. One grows accustomed to the muggy, breathless evenings of the South. The rabid mosquitoes swarm, the scent of magnolias is dizzying. The Spanish moss, which in the sunlight is an ethereal charm, now hangs, looming in the bug-lit night and hiding war-torn ghosts in its shadows.
The Cape Fear River laps up against the rotten wood and stone below the backyard gardens of No. 21 Ann Street. In the distance there is a delicious murmur of some gay affair– music, chatter and the occasional, irritating laughter of that one inevitable party guest who is three sheets to the wind and determined to capture the attention of the crowd. If you were to have peeked your little face over that rotten wood and stone, you would have seen this very thing.
And, if you had known what you were looking for amidst this blithe flock, you would also have seen the subtle exchange of a note, from the hand of an overweening young man holding a match, to the end of gold-lacquered fingernails clutching the cigarette in play, and belonging to a young, brunette female. Her eyes are all fire and wit, her skin is porcelain and powdered, her red lips stretch around a crooked and coquettish smile; her hair is, her dress is, her shoes are everything they ought to be for a vogue of 1929. She is the clear belle of the ball, and he –her swaggering, cigarette-lighting young man–, is one of many admirers this evening, but the only one enterprising enough to approach.
Our couple share a impassioned glance as those long, gold fingers curl around the little page in her palm. And as she tucks the note into the strap of her gown, a new hand, attached to a Mr. Hayworth, slides around her waist. She breaks her gaze with our vain young man, and her eyes shift into a new personality all together; she is now the doting bride, demure and gracious, innocent in all her charms, and wholly focused on the man who is pulling her close to his side and saying to a stout and gawking couple, “I’d like to introduce you to my wife…”
And it is for this reason that in a few short hours, Annabell Hayworth will be lying still on a marble floor with a bullet in her stomach, and blood draining all over that expensive, pretty little gown.
