Post Pioneer did a interesting interview with Katerina where she described her co-stars and dished a little bit on the season as well as her music career. Check out Post Pioneer to read!
Katherine not in the tomb? ONE of SIX cliffhangers this season.
E!Online brings us the scoop on what to possible expect in the upcoming episodes of the season.
Turns out, according to the show’s boss Kevin Williamson, the tomb opening without Katherine inside was just one of six—yes, six—major cliffhangers he’s planning for the rest of the season…
Vampire Diaries, Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley Bob Mahoney/The CW“He has to realize, ‘Wait, this woman didn’t want me?’ ” Williamson says of Somerhalder’s character Damon, who realized in the most recent episode that the love of his life has been avoiding him for nearly century and a half. ” ‘One hundred and forty-five years I have pined for her, and she’s not there? And she knew it?’ And he’s furious.”
Kevin also hints that Damon may end up being a smidge more decent when all is said and done. “To watch him spiral out of control and then watch him put the pieces back together,” Williamson says, “oddly enough, this may hurt so much it may just bring out some humanity in him.”
Read more at E!Online
Don’t ask me why, but this somehow worries me just a little bit (They should have just stopped at Scream 3. Really)
Kevin Williamson (“The Vampire Diaries”) is scripting a new trilogy, which continues the slasher franchise more than a decade after the release of “Scream 3.”
Dimension Films has assembled Neve Campbell, David Arquette and Courteney Cox Arquette to reprise their roles.
“‘Scream’ has been such an integral part of Dimension’s history, and I look forward to continuing the franchise,” said Bob Weinstein, Dimension Films chairman.
Dimension Films’ 2011 slate aims to continue its most successful franchises. The original “Scream” earned more than $170 million in 1996; “Scream 2″ grossed more than $170 million in 1997 and “Scream 3″ took in $160 million in 2000.
“Scream 4″ is set to hit theaters April 15, 2011.
Source: Rabid Doll
Kayla spilled the beans on the red carpet.
Actress Kayla Ewell made quite the slash (of blood that is) when her character Vicki was brutally killed with a stake off the CW’s hit show The Vampire Diaries.
On The Red Carpet’s Chris Balish caught up with Ewell, who was eager to talk about the show, at the Night of 100 Looks event to close of L.A.’s fashion week.
She told us it was cool to be the show’s first human to transform into a vampire, and that her death was always planed, as in the books. She also said someone else is about to meet their end.
“There’s a lot of new characters coming on. And I can tell you at the end of the season, someone dies. Someone else that’s really really awesome and it’s going to be pretty devastating,” she said. “Major death, yeah.”
SPOILERS UNDER THE CUT OF THE CASTING VARIETY. You have been warned.
Actor Stephen Martines has signed for a recurring role on The Vampire Diaries.
Martines will portray Frederick, a dangerous vampire who is released from a tomb with Katherine (Nina Dobrev), says The Hollywood Reporter.
The 34-year-old is expected to appear on the show when it returns to The CW with new episodes on March 25.
Martines’s credits include stints on the soap operas General Hospital and Guiding Light. He recently appeared on TNT’s The Closer.
Fans of the CW’s fang-tastic new series The Vampire Diaries are definitely giving Twi-hards a run for their money. Hundreds of devotees proved their neck-and-neck loyalty during an autograph signing at Hot Topic in Westfield Topanga Mall over the weekend – and appropriately enough for the Valentine’s Day weekend, fans came prepared to profess their true love with red roses, cards – and phone numbers! – in hand.
Star Paul Wesley spoke to TV Guide Magazine about what’s in store for young lovers Stefan and Elena, Katherine’s whereabouts, and Damon’s (Ian Somerhalder) heartbreak and continued vengeance.
“There will always be conflict. That’s just the nature of the story,” said Wesley of his on-screen relationship with Elena (Nina Dobrev). “Her mortality is a huge thing. What if she wants to turn? But for now they’re going to [be] a little less sort of serious and more like, ‘Let’s be a normal couple. Let’s laugh and do stuff that normal humans do.’”
After the band A Fine Frenzy performed on stage, hundreds of fans waited for over an hour with bated breath (and cell phones ready to capture the impending moment), that is, if Somerhalder and Dobrev would make an appearance just in time for Wesley to hit the stage to answer their questions. And in true Mystic Falls mystery fashion, they were pleasantly surprised. Along with Wesley, Somerhalder and Dobrev surprised the shrieking crowd (they actually rushed from the airport via helicopter, no less) so their fans could get up close and personal with their favorite vampires and mortals.
“It’s so cool,” Somerhalder said of all the fans who crowded the stage screaming their names, “the amount of energy, and noise and insanity that ensues is so gratifying and it makes us literally want to go back to Atlanta and work harder and do better.” And according to Somerhalder, just because the tomb may be closed on Katherine, doesn’t mean the book is shut on her in the TV series. “I don’t think [he’ll be able to let go of her.]. It’s just couldn’t be that simple.”
So without the steadfast mission to find his one-time love, what will Damon resort to next? “Damon having idle time, not having a mission, is a very, very problematic situation…I think there are more shenanigans [to come].” And when Damon is up to no good, his Salvatore brother is sure to follow.
Dobrev is holding out hope for Elena and Stefan, but admits here will always be outside factors toying with the strength of their relationship, which means anything can happen. “I think his presence always has an effect on their relationship, even if he doesn’t do anything. Even his existence complicates both their lives, so we’ll just have to wait and see,” said Dobrev. “You’re definitely going to see a Damon, Elena, Stefan trio, the three musketeers.”
That means more adventure past and present.
“One of my favorite things about the show is the flashbacks,” said Wesley. “There’s still so much to cover, like what happened? We’re still at just the tip of the iceberg. There’s so much for us to explore with 1864, but what did they do in 1910? What about 1950? It’s amazing how much we can explore.”
source: tvguidemagazine.com
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – The CW has issued early series renewals to five shows — freshman breakout hit “The Vampire Diaries,” Josh Schwartz’s “Gossip Girl,” sophomore soap “90210,” veteran drama “Supernatural” and the network’s flagship reality staple “America’s Next Top Model.”
All will return next fall.
“Vampire Diaries” quickly became The CW’s most-watched show, averaging 4.6 million viewers. On Thursdays, “Diaries” has aided “Supernatural,” which has improved over last season among the network’s target demo of women 18-34.
Absent from the list: “Melrose Place,” which is considered unlikely to return; “Smallville,” which is very likely to get a 10th season; and “bubble” shows that could go either way, “One Tree Hill” and “Life Unexpected.”
source: reuters.com
I thought this might be of interest to some people here, Zap It did a episode summary of tonight’s episode that I found to be a interesting read. You can read it right here.
I will be adding the screencaps tomorrow to the gallery, we seem to have run out of space and I didn’t realize that, I apologize in advance for that.
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