I was so busy yesterday that I didn’t get a chance to congratulate Jessica on her 24th birthday. So now I want to send out all the good wishes in the world to Miss Jessica Stroup from the staff and fans at Jessica-Stroup.com.

I have finally got the scans from Jessica’s feature in the january 2010 issue of Foam Magazine. I wanna thank my dear friend Mycah for scanning these for me.

Gallery Links:
Magazine Scans > Scans from 2010 > Foam Magazine – January

These past weeks Jessica have attended two new events, one on September 25th and the most recent one on October 4th. I have added HQ and some MQ images from these events to the gallery, Jessica looks stunning on the red carpet, enjoy!

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Public Appearances > Events from 2010 > 4th Annual Point Honors Gala
Public Appearances > Events from 2010 > A Lifeline In The Night: A Benefit For Pakistan Flood Relief

Yesterday it was the 9.02.10 day (yesterdays date was 09-02-10, 90210), so the some of the cast from 90210 including Jessica attended at some events. They all looked so pretty, especially Jessica she looked amazing! I have added over 150+ images from the events to the gallery, enjoy!

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Public Appearances > 2010 > Taste Of Beverly Hills Wine & Food Festival – Opening Night – Red Carpet
Public Appearances > 2010 > Taste Of Beverly Hills Wine & Food Festival – Opening Night – Inside
Public Appearances > 2010 > The Buzz Girls Creatives Dinner 90210

Yay! Now we can finally buy our own copy of the season 2 DVD box of 90210. You can now buy it in Region 1 here and Region 2 here.

Rosario Dawson, Aubrey Plaza and Jessica Stroup Address Sex, Abuse and Love in the Digital Age in a Series of Provocative New Spots

New York, NY, July 29, 2010 – Today, MTV began rolling out a series of new spots that bring Eve Ensler’s critically-acclaimed, New York Times bestseller I am an Emotional Creature: the Secret Life of Girls Around the World to life on MTV and MTV.com. Rosario Dawson, Aubrey Plaza (“Parks and Recreation”) and Jessica Stroup (“90210“) give voice to the legendary playwright and activist’s work, tackling hot button teen issues including safe sex, sexual pressure, sexting, constant connectedness and dating abuse.

“I am thrilled to be part of this project with MTV where girls and the empowerment and protection of girls are front and center,” said Eve Ensler. “It’s really been a pleasure helping put a new “V” in MTV.”

Many of the themes in Eve’s new book directly connect to two of MTV’s core campaigns: It’s Your (Sex) Life (www.itsyoursexlife.com), built to support young people in making better and more responsible decisions about their sexual health, and A THIN LINE (www.athinline.org), which empowers young people to draw their own line between digital use and digital abuse.

“Eve Ensler started a revolution with ‘The Vagina Monologues,’ and her latest book carries that legacy forward – powerfully articulating the passions, fears and resiliency of girls today,” said Jason Rzepka, Vice President of Public Affairs for MTV. “We’re proud to amplify this important work and believe it will spark conversation, encourage members of our audience to honor themselves and know they have the right to be emotional creatures.”

The new spots include:

“You Tell Me How To Be a Girl In 2010,” where Aubrey Plaza discusses what it means to be young and dating in an environment where you’re constantly connected.

“I Dance,” where Jessica Stroup confronts the pressures of being a teen girl today, including sexting, and the need to escape from the stresses of the modern world.

“Asking the Question,” where Aubrey Plaza talks about asking the question the prophylactic one, that is, and shows the audience that navigating this awkward moment doesn’t have to be quite so hard.

The monologue “It’s Not a Baby, it’s a Maybe,” which explores what can happen when only selectively applying abstinence.

In addition, MTV.com will exclusively premiere interviews with Eve Ensler and V-Day Board member Rosario Dawson talking frankly about their mission, through V-Day, a global movement to end violence against women and girls, to encourage young women to know their bodies, respect themselves, own their feelings and make their own choices.

To check out this series of short programming, read monologues from these works, or watch interviews with Eve Ensler and Rosario, please head to http://www.emotionalcreature.mtv.com.

Source: MTV.com and The Futon Critic