The CW president, Dawn Ostroff spoke with “The Hollywood Reporter” about the network’s shows and briefly touched on Smallville’s stay on Friday nights:

THR: What about one of your other genre shows, “Smallville,” will it stay on Fridays?
Ostroff: “Smallville” has had a great year creatively and moving to Friday nights; viewers have not only followed it but have endorsed the show creatively. I think it’s too early too tell [where it will go], but it’s been doing well on Fridays.

What would be more ideal in my opinion is to pair “Smallville” back with “Supernatural” on Thursday nights, but given Ostroff’s statement above, it seems more likely they will keep Smallville right where it is.

Read the full Q&A here.

I’m still excited about the Smallville season ten news that was announced earlier today! This is definitely a happy Smallville day!

Just a few Smallville news bytes to share and John Schneider’s new Twitter account:

1.  Turi Meyer tweeted earlier today that he, along with Al Septien, will be writing the season nine finale.

2.  “KryptonSite” shared a few episodes titles (below), including an interesting tid-bit that Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen) is one of the writers for “Sacrifice” and Greg Beeman is coming back to direct the season nine finale, “Salvation”. Read the spoilers in it’s entirety on “KryptonSite” here.

- 9.20 “Sacrifice” – April 30, 2010
- 9.21 “Hostage” – May 7, 2010
- 9.22 “Salvation” – May 14, 2010

3.  And finally, I received an interesting heads up from “AC” that John Schneider set up a new Twitter account that is related to his new SpikeTV show, “Back 9″. I contacted Scott at John Schneider’s official site, and he confirmed this is truly his new twitter account. So you can now follow John Schneider here “therealtrueshit“. Thanks “AC”!

Press release from The CW:

The CW Network has announced that its hit series SMALLVILLE will return in the fall of 2010 for a momentous tenth season.

SMALLVILLE, a modern retelling of the Superman legend, stars Tom Welling as Clark Kent. The series moved to Friday nights this season, where it currently ranks as network television’s #1 show in its time period among men 18-34 and men 18-49. Additionally, SMALLVILLE has dramatically improved The CW’s ratings performance in its Friday 8:00-9:00p.m.time period by 67% among adults 18-34 (1.5/6), 200% in men 18-34 (1.8/7), 75% in adults 18-49 (1.4/5), 183% in men 18-49 (1.7/6) and 74% in total viewers (3.12million).

SMALLVILLE joins the five previously announced series – THE VAMPIRE DIARIES, GOSSIP GIRL, 90210, SUPERNATURAL, and AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL – which will all return for another season on The CW.

SMALLVILLE was developed for television by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar (“Shanghai Noon,” “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor”), based on the DC Comics characters. Kelly Souders & Brian Peterson serve as executive producers, along with James Marshall, Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins and Joe Davola. The series is produced by Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar/Gough Ink and Warner Bros. Television. SUPERMAN was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

SOURCE: The CW

This just in from EW’s Ausiello on Twitter:

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the news Smallville fans have been waiting for: The CW has renewed the show for a 10th season!

More info to follow soon, I’m sure! WOO HOO! Read the full story at EW here.

John Schneider (Pa Kent) attended the “Steel City Con” this past weekend (February 27th & 28th) in Monroeville, Pennsylvania.

Check-out an interview with John during the event where he chats briefly about “Smallville”:

Also, some lucky fans posted pictures they took with John on their website “MillionairePlayboy” – you can see it here.

I would love to see James Marsters return to Smallville before the show wraps up. I’ve been a fan of his since “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”, and enjoyed his portrayal of Brainiac/Milton Fine. The show definitely has left it open for him to return.

With that being said, James recently chatted with “Poptimal.com” and very briefly mentioned Smallville and Tom Welling:

On Smallville:
Definitely would love to return to Smallville. James had nothing but great things to say about the cast of Smallville, as well as Tom Welling, the resident Superman.

Read his full Q&A at “Poptimal” here.

A few Smallville news bytes I’ve been gathering the last couple of days:

1.  As I tweeted a couple of days ago, “You”, starring Allison Mack will debut at the Gasparilla Film Festival in March. Click here to read more.

2.  Smallville co-executive producer, writer and director, Turi Meyer is now on Twitter! You can follow him here: TuriMeyer

3.  Michael Rosenbaum was among several celebrities that appeared at the Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey Challenge 2010 charity event on Saturday, February 27th. Our partner site, “RosenbaumMedia” has several pictures that fans snapped during the event – you can check it out here.

4.  The Smallville episode “Warrior” that aired on February 12th, gained 31% in Live+7 DVR ratings to wind up with 3.25 mil. Thanks to Matt Mitovich with “Fancast” for tweeting that tid-bit.

5.  And finally, I added four “season eight” LQ promo pictures to the gallery of Allison Mack, Erica Durance and Cassidy Freeman. I’m crossing my fingers that we’ll see those in HQ, as welll as some nice ones of the guys (Tom Welling, Justin Hartley, Aaron Ashmore and Sam Witwer). Thanks to “Mundo Smallville” for the images!

Juliet Landau, who played Drusilla in “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” and “Angel”, directed a short documentary film about Gary Oldman called “Take Flight” (read more about Landau’s campaign on “Moviehole” here).

As part of the campaign, Michael Rosenbaum was among a few artists that Landau chatted with about their creative process where he briefly mentioned his role as Lex Luthor from Smallville. Check it out:

Happy Birthday to Smallville alum, Jensen Ackles who turns 32 years old today!

Jensen portrayed Jason Teague on Smallville in season four, and he currently stars in the hit television series, “Supernatural” on The CW.

Wishing Jensen a wonderful birthday!

Check-out the official trailer for the movie “Scorpio Men On Prozac” starring Justin Hartley by clicking the screencap below.

The movie, which is based on a novel by Rand Marsh, is about a collection of stories surrounding a group of young men taking the anti-depressant prescription drug, Prozac. According to IMDb, no release date is currently scheduled.

Thanks to “BraveNewgirl100″ for the clip.

(Click Screencap To View Trailer On YouTube)