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Troian Bellisario and Keegan Allen hold hands in this new shot from the new issue of Troix Magazine.
The on-screen couple and off-screen friends goofed around on set and played with the mag’s new puppies, Tumbler and Kissa.
For the Valentine’s-themed issue, Troian opened up about her first kiss: “So embarrassing. I was a grade-A nerd, and a late bloomer. My first kiss, not like stupid truth or dare or spin the bottle, my first kiss on a date, when it matted, I was…oy vey…almost 18. It was in his bedroom, watching the National Geographic special on moon jellyfish. I was terrified and more interested in the screen and the jellyfish and when he kissed me I was shaking so hard and pulled away so fast I hit my head on his bed. Yeah, I’m just that awesome.”
And what about Keegan: “My first real kiss was a huge crush in 5th grade. (laughs) I kind of kissed her outside the school and then ran home with my heart beating a mile a minute.”
In next week’s episode “Breaking The Code,” Aria (Lucy Hale), Emily (Shay Mitchell), Hanna (Benson) and Spencer (Troian Bellisario) have been the target of “A’s” games for awhile, leaving them emotionally cut off from their families and friends. But when a surprising new victim of “A” is revealed, the PLLs tight-knit group may just get one person larger. But what is “A’s” motive of targeting someone outside of Alison’s group of besties?
Meanwhile, Spencer runs from her family troubles right into Wren’s (Julian Morris) arms, as Ezra’s (Ian Harding) new opportunity could push him away from Aria.
Troian Bellisario is spreading the word about DonorsChoose.org‘s new “Bright Students, Big Ideas” campaign!
“The campaign puts education in students’ hands, and gives them a way to get the projects they care about funded. For those of you who aren’t familiar with DonorsChoose.org, it’s pretty incredible. Visitors to their site have helped fund — largely through micro-donations of $5, $15 and $20 — more than 200,000 teacher projects that served over 5 million students throughout the U.S., mostly in poverty stricken areas. The beauty of it is how simple, yet powerful it can be,” Troian wrote on HuffPo.
“These high school students have great ideas — they just need the funding and the tools to make them happen!” Troian added.
If you want to start a project in your own school, drop by ABCFamily.com to find out how you can get your project funded!
EW was the first to tell you that the current season of Pretty Little Liars would end with a big reveal: the identity of “A,” the girls’ longtime anonymous harasser.
Now, the cast is busy dropping breadcrumbs as to who has been behind the evil deeds that have plagued the characters since the series started.
“I had an idea because I read the books, but I didn’t know if they would keep the same person, and they twisted it,” Ashley Benson told EW last night at the People’s Choice Awards. “It’s not what it is in the books, to throw off the audience a bit. It was so cool. I think some fans have a good idea, but you’ll see as the season progresses.”
And if fans think they have it figured out now, they might want to wait before making their official guesses. “They made it complicated before the big reveal,” she says. “[It] was one of my favorite episodes we’ve ever filmed — everybody is masked, so you don’t know who’s who and that makes it creepy.”
When “Pretty Little Liars” returns to ABC Family on Mon., Jan. 2, don’t expect Aria, Spencer, Hanna and Emily to be the tight-knit best friends that viewers have come to love. The mysterious psycho-texter “A” has put the foursome through some tough times since the series premiered in summer 2010, but has she finally driven the girls apart?
It looks like one of the liars is going rogue.
“In the first half of Season 2, Emily was definitely getting attacked more than any of the other girls,” Shay Mitchell told HuffPost TV at the December ABC Family holiday event. “In this second half, she’s finally taking a stand. She’s more confident.”
Emily won’t be the only one trying to take down “A.” The girls may have separate plans, but they are all finally taking action. The “Pretty Little Liars” take matters into their own hands, and try to take down their nasty tormentor for good. And it all leads up to the Season 2 finale, on Mon., Mar. 19, when theidentity of the elusive “A” will finally be revealed.
So what else can we expect from the girls this season? HuffPost TV caught up with the series’ stars, Lucy Hale (who plays Aria), Ashley Benson (who plays Hanna), Shay Mitchell (who plays Emily) and Troian Bellisario (who plays Spencer), to give us the scoop on the upcoming season, including Aria and Ezra’s “big reveal,” Hanna and Caleb’s relationship and Emily’s deal with “A.”