I apologize for the long absence. I haven't forgotten about the site. My computer motherboard was damaged making my computer unusable and I had to get it fixed. I got it back last night and so I am going to do my best to get everything back up to date. Stay tuned!
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Teen Choice Nominations 15 Jun 2010 | Comments (0)
The first set of nominees for the Teen Choice Awards has been released and Paul and Vampire Diaries has been nominated.
Choice TV Show: Fantasy/Sci-Fi “Fringe” “Lost” “Smallville” “Supernatural” “The Vampire Diaries”
Choice TV Actor: Fantasy/Sci-Fi Josh Holloway, “Lost” Joshua Jackson, “Fringe” Ryan Kwanten, “True Blood” Tom Welling, “Smallville” Paul Wesley, “The Vampire Diaries”
Choice TV Actress: Fantasy/Sci-Fi Nina Dobrev, “The Vampire Diaries” Evangeline Lilly, “Lost” Hayden Panettiere, “Heroes” Anna Paquin, “True Blood” Anna Torv, “Fringe”
Paul and his Vampire Diaries co-stars will be attending the Television Festival Monte Carlo starting on Sunday. CineTVBuzz has been kind enough to offer us the opportunity to ask Paul, Nina or Ian some questions.
Feel free to submit your questions either in the comments section of this post or by emailing me.
As the festival is taking place CineTVBuzz will be letting us know as their videos are updated so I can post them here.
Last night Paul attended the Young Hollywood Awards. Pictures have been added to the gallery. I especially like the portrait of him and his Vampire Diaries Cast Mates.
Vampire Diaries Stars Promise "Jam-Packed, Full of Blood" Finale Tonight! 13 May 2010 | Comments (0)
E!Online by Megan Masters
We just caught up Vampire Diaries stars Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder, who promised a bloody good finale—including "people dying, new vampires, shocks and cliffhangers." Perfect! That's just how we wanted to start our Thursday morning.
It's not all gloom and doom, though—especially for you Vampire Diaries shippers out there...
The always lovely Nina and Ian were nice enough to breakdown all things ahead on our favorite hour of vampy goodness (sorry, True Blood!), so we'll let them take it away:
Finale Freak-Out: Things are not looking too peachy for the Mystic Falls folks going into tonight's first-season finale. "It is so unbelievably jam-packed, so much happens," says Nina. "Every episode ends with a massive cliffhanger." But, Ian tells us, "the finale has seven or eight 'oh my god' moments--cliffhangers. People are going to die, there are going to be more vampires in town. It will not disappoint, but it will upset some. And some characters are going to step out of their comfort zones and do things that are normally uncharacteristic of themselves."
Like, oh, the brothers Salvatore working together to protect sweet Elena? "There's a lot of relationships being forged," says Ian. "Elena has this band of brothers who are not going to let anything happen to her. They are hell-bent on protecting her and working as team."
Which team are you on?
Stefan and Elena: According to Nina, "They're trying to figure it out. They're trying to go day by day, and Elena is definitely behind him 100 percent." But, she says, pointing at Ian, "This one is in the picture, and Elena's developed a friendship with him. She's starting to realize he's not completely evil, that he's doing everything that he does for love, for Katherine, this woman that he truly cared about."
Damon and Elena: These two are hopeful for a Dalena (?) hookup, but nothing huge to report yet. "[Show runner] Kevin Williamson was discussing a bit of next season and they have a pretty good idea of what they're doing up until the first half," Ian tells us. "There is some cool stuff." "Then again," adds Nina, "everything always changes."
Damon and Stefan: When Nina poses the question of whether or not Damon really loves his brother or if this is all a game, Ian is quick to explain: "Damon loves his brother! Of course he does. Just like Stefan. Stefan could have let Damon die five times. But it will be interesting to see the varying degrees of that love when you mix the love of a woman with the love of a brother--things get a little hairy." Did Ian just say Damon loves Elena? We're choosing to believe, yes!
Damon and Alaric?! Matt Davis is returning for more vampire-hunting fun next season, and Ian, for one, is thrilled. "He just came into this group and fit right in. Matt's just as crazy of a degenerate as all of us are. So organic." Couldn't agree more!
Ready for tonight's Vampire Diaries finale, or are you too worried about these big deaths everyone's chatting about? Fill us in on your brilliant thoughts below, then tune in tonight at 8 p.m. on the CW.
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'Vampire' star tries evil on for size 10 May 2010 | Comments (0)
Toronto Sun By BILL HARRIS, QMI Agency
Paul Wesley has experienced some fun role-reversal in recent episodes of The Vampire Diaries.
Initially it was established that the good vampire brother was Stefan Salvatore, played by Wesley. The bad vampire brother was Damon Salvatore, played by Ian Somerhalder. The roles were clear-cut.
But over the past few weeks, Stefan got the taste of human blood again and went all ‘fangy’.
Stefan seemed to have pulled it together at the end of last week’s episode, but Wesley admitted that being evil for a while was cool.
“Stefan is going through a lot of self-discovery,” Wesley said. “We got to find out a lot about him that we never would have thought before.”
Stefan will need all of his good-guy qualities intact Thursday in a new episode of The Vampire Diaries on CW and CTV, as his girlfriend Elena (played by Canadian Nina Dobrev) deals with the re-emergence of her birth-mother-turned-vampire Isobel (played by Mia Kirshner).
“It’s an amazing way to tell stories,” Wesley, 27, said of the vampire genre. “It’s an amazing backdrop for the story of this town and these people and these relationships and these extreme circumstances.
“This vampire creature, this mythological creature that has been around forever, is incredibly intriguing. People gravitate toward that. I did when I was younger.”
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