From Maddy Pumilia of Blogcritics:

• An Interview with Degrassi’s Charlotte Arnold
  “Holly J is a bit witty and a bit sassy, but that’s what makes her so lovable. Charlotte Arnold has played Holly J. Sinclair for the past four seasons of Degrassi. Back in season seven, she was mean, snarky, and insecure. Definitely the villain you’d love to hate, she made enemies for fun, like treating her best friend Anya (Samantha Munro) horribly by exposing Anya’s learning disability. Degrassi’s now entering its tenth season and Holly J has grown more mature, although she still has that spark of edginess that captures viewers’ attention.” Read more.

From the TV Addict:

• Spotlight on Ben Lewis: DEGRASSI’s Latest Bad Boy
  “Lucky for this TV Addict, Bobby’s portrayer, Ben Lewis, is nothing like the abusive boyfriend he plays on the wildly-addictive teen sudser. In fact, it turns out he’s a downright nice guy who was thrilled — and maybe even a little surprised — to finally land a role on the show that has become something of a right of passage for young Canadian thespians.” Read more.

DEGRASSI MuchMusic Exclusive Season Premiere – Monday, July 19 at 9 p.m. ET (30 min)

New episodes airing Monday – Thursday at 9 p.m. ET all summer long

DEGRASSI returns to MuchMusic with brand new episodes! Sav and Anya have been planning for their Spring Formal for as long as they can remember. That’s until Sav’s parents announce their close family friends, whose daughter is Sav’s potential future wife, are coming to visit. It all feels like too much to handle, especially when Sav meets his possible bride-to-be and she turns out to be smart, funny, and smokin’ hot.

From Bill Brioux of the Toronto Star:

• Degrassi: School more of a grind than ever
  “It’s true — Snake has taken over the school. Stefan Brogren, who started playing Archie “Snake” Simpson in 1987 on Degrassi Junior High, has now graduated to principal as Degrassi: The Next Generation enters its 10th season.” Read more.