In case you hadn't noticed (and in fact, I hadn't until somebody pointed it out) today's date is 9 February, 2010.

Why is that significant? The Internet has dubbed it 'Beverley Hills' day!

Why? Well it's 9.02.10.

In celebration of the fact, we ask one simple question. Where are the stars of 'Beverley Hills, 90210' now?

Jennie Garth (Kelly Taylor)

After 'Beverley Hills, 90210', Garth starred in the sitcom 'What I Like About You' alongside Amanda Bynes, who played her sister. She also slotted in some work in made-for-TV movies 'The Last Cowboy' and 'Secret Santa'.

In 2005 she voiced her 'Beverley Hills' character Kelly Taylor in the DVD film 'Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story', and in 2007 she starred in a TV teen drama 'Girl, Positive' playing the award-winning role of an HIV-positive teacher.

In 2008 Garth returned to the role of Kelly Taylor for the series premier of the spin-off series '90210', where she plays the role of a guidance counselor at West Beverly High.

After her 1996 divorce from her first husband, Daniel B. Clark, Garth met actor Peter Facinelli (Carlisle Cullen of 'The Twilight Saga') while filming 'An Unfinished Affair'.

The two married in 2001 and have three daughters.

Luke Perry (Dylan McKay)

'Beverley Hills' made Luke Perry a teen idol. He starred in the show from 1990 to 1995 before taking a three-year-break in which he filmed sci-fi TV movie 'Invasion' and had a small role in 'The Fifth Element'. He returned to the show in 1998 due to financial reasons.

After Beverley Hills ran its course, he starred in the post-apocalyptic series 'Jeremiah' from 2002-2004, and in 2006 starred in the short-lived drama series 'Windfall', about a group of friends who win the lottery.

He also appeared in the short-lived HBO series 'John From Cincinnati', which ended in August 2007.

Perry played gay characters in TV shows 'Spin City' and 'Will and Grace', and appeared in 'What I Like About You' with Jennie Garth. He also guest-starred as Rev. Jeremiah Cloutier in the series 'Oz' (where he featured in a full-frontal nudity scene) and appeared in 'Law & Order: SVU' and 'Criminal Minds'.

To add to his already heavy workload, he appeared on Broadway in 2001 starring as Brad Majors in 'The Rocky Horror Show' and in the London production of 'When Harry Met Sally' alongside Alyson Hannigan of 'How I Met Your Mother' fame.

He claims to have only ever had one serious girlfriend ? Yasmine Bleeth ? who he dated in the late 1980s. He is an avid fan of crossword puzzles, and has amassed a large collection of historical ballpoint pens.

Jason Priestley (Brandon Walsh)

Another teen icon, Jason Priestley starred on the show from 1990-1998 and directed nineteen of the show's episodes. However, even after leaving he served as an executive producer until the show's cancellation in 2000.

Priestley joined the cast of 'Tru Calling' as Jack Harper from 2004-2005, and was a regular on the 2006 programme 'Love Monkey'.

Adding to his television resume, he appeared in 'What I Like About You' and a made February 2006 appearance on 'Without a Trace'. He also appeared on the NBC show 'My Name is Earl', as Earl's better-looking and more successful cousin. In 2007 he returned to series television as a lead male in 'Side Order of Life'.

Priestley has directed episodes of numerous television shows, including '7th Heaven' and '90210'. He also directed and co-produced all 12 episodes of a web-series called 'The Lake'.

In December 2009 he appeared in 'The Day of the Triffids' with Dougray Scott and Eddie Izzard.

Priestley married actress Ashlee Petersen in 1999, and divorced her in 2000. In 2005 he married make-up artist Naomi Lowde. They have two children.

Priestley is fantical about race-car driving, and was seriously injured during a practice run in 2002 after hitting a wall at almost 180 miles an hour. He is listed as an owner of the a race team which intends to compete full time in the IndyCar Series beginning in 2010.