As soon as the outtakes from Regard Magazine poped up I have been dying to make a layout with the original outtakes and not the behind the scenes ones. And I know it’s not to long ago the other layout was added but I simply couldn’t resist. So here it is, a new pink layout for Candice Accola Online and I really hope that you’ll enjoy the new layout.

Im also gonna code this one up as a gallery theme and hopefully it’ll be up by no time (I’ve been to lazy with the gallery, sorry). I’m also gonna make some new sections on the site, and maybe som weekly polls for you guys to get more involved in the site. After all it’s a fansite. So if you have any ideas for the site and what new pages and sections you would like to see, please comment.

On july 18th this year Candice has a guest appearance on Lifetime’s show Drop Dead Diva. The episode titled “Begin Again” was the 6th episode of the second season and Candice played the part of Jessica. I thought Candice was so cute in the few scenes she was in and her hair looked amazing! I love the new color. To bad she didn’t have more airtime though.

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The panel began with a long clip summarising season one, which of course, ended with a look at Katherine driving a knife straight through Uncle John. So what kind of havoc might she cause? Well, Williamson revealed a few things. For one, we’re going to be seeing more Katherine flashbacks, so we’ll get a little history on why she’s the way she is. Also, they debuted footage from season two, which reveals that Katherine didn’t come back to Mystic Falls for Damon — she came for Stefan. She admits to Damon in the clip, “The truth is, I never loved you.” Dun, dun, dun! Williamson said that Stefan and Katherine will come face to face in the first episode of the new season and fellow writer/executive producer Julie Plec hinted that we may see not a love triangle anymore, but “a love square.” Sounds like Dobrev has her work cut out for her!

Jeremy is back! McQueen’s presence proved that the character isn’t completely gone from next season, but the question is, will he be alive (and human) or undead? Williamson is keeping quiet saying, “Jeremy is going to wake up alive or he’s going to wake up dead, but he will wake up.” Personally, I’m glad to see his character sticking around, even if his new circumstances are unclear.

Caroline’s life was also iffy in the season finale and her outcome seemed even more unsure since Candice Accola was no where to be seen at the panel. Plec wasn’t exactly clamouring to clarify where Caroline is headed either, saying, “Caroline’s life is hanging in the balance; it will either be very sad very dramatic or she’ll live to tell the tale.”

Now that Mayor Lockwood is dead, the panel announced that Mrs. Lockwood will be stepping in for his duties during the interim. Williamson revealed that Lockwood’s son Tyler will learn what the curse is about and will come to understand who and what he is. “There will be a transformation,” he said, but star Trevino admitted that he’s “scared to death” about it, because he wants it to look good, not cheesy.

As for the Salvatore brothers’ inner struggles, we’ll be seeing more of it in season two. “Damon is wrestling with the good side of him and Stefan will have to come to terms with being a vampire and excepting it,” Williamson said. But it’s something Somerhalder himself isn’t all that happy about. He chimed in, “The nice Damon freaks me out! I don’t know how to do it well. My favourite scenes are the fun, nutty Damon.” Agreed, Ian, agreed.

Things started to heat up when talk turned from plot to sex…and abs. “Julie and I sit around thinking who’s going to be taking off their clothes next?” Williamson joked. Somerhalder replied, “I take off my clothes all the time!” Davis added that he’d like to see Alaric and Jenna have “filthy dirty sex” in season two. But when the cast was asked about who had the best abs, the votes seemed to be unanimous: Paul Wesley. Somerhalder joked, “I’m too lazy. I like food way too much.”

There were so many deaths in last season’s finale and it sounds like there are more to come. “People are going to die,” said Williamson. But he assured us, “We don’t kill people just to kill people. It has to fit in the story and make sense.”

As for the cast’s own wishes for their characters in season two, they did have a few requests to make of Williamson and Plec. McQueen said he’d like Jeremy to have “more edge,” Wesley would like to do a flashback of Stefan in the eighties and Somerhalder said, “Give Damon Stefan’s bedroom. It’s a bad-ass bedroom.”

Source: PopSugar

I have been able to add a bunch of captures from Candice’s apperance as a backup singer for Miley Curys in the 2008 movie/concert called Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert. Candice looks co cute in her red hair and when she does her “backup singer moves”. About 470 caps has been added.

Im still having some gallery troubles, but hopefully they will be fixed very soon. Been to busy with work, and haven’t had time to really look into it.

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We are currently expecting some gallery problems due to a updated that went wrong. Im currently working on getting it fixed and will let you guys know as soon as the gallery is back up again!

Update: The gallery now works but the theme is messed up, and since its pretty late where I live I can’t fix it right now, but hopefully the theme will be up tomorrow! Thanks for keeping in there, guys!

I have added screencaptures from Candice’s movie back in 2009, Deadgirl. Im not really a fan of horror movies but Candice was great in it. I might have overcapped but she looks so cute. Over 400 captures has been added aswell as a review of the movie from Bloody Disgusting. Videos will be added shortly.

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*Spoiler Warning

Probably one of the most challenging films at this year’s Midnight Madness (TIFF) is Marcel Sarmiento and Gadi Harel ‘s DEADGIRL, which takes a dark and dreary trip into the underworld of teen adolescence. This indie coming-of-age horror film is guaranteed to divide audiences with its intense subject matter, and what will make-or-break the film for most audience members is whether or not they find the film believable.

In DEADGIRL, which was scripted veteran actor/writer Trent Haaga, Ricky (Shiloh Fernandez) and JT (Noah Segan), two 17-year-old high school students, discover a girl (Jenny Spain) chained to a table behind closed doors at the bottom of an old abandoned hospital. The characters are immediately established as JT immediately has dark intentions, while Ricky will have none of it. JT later catches up with Ricky, who is furious with his friend, until he is shown JT’s uncanny discovery… JT shoots the girl, showing Ricky that it wields no results – the girl should be dead, but she’s surely alive (not so) well.

Now this is where audiences will divide, since it’s obvious something is “off” with the girl. She just lies there with her teeth showing and no reaction. She’s either vacant or just waiting… for what, you should all know. JT decides that they should keep her as their own – a “sex slave” if you will. From here on out everything spirals out of control…

DEADGIRL takes great pride in attempting to remain in reality, even though naysayers will claim that no boy in their right mind will f*ck a “kinda corpse”, while others would say, “have you been on the internet lately?” Try searching for necrophilia and bondage, some results are guaranteed to pop up.

DEADGIRL, while taking cues from films like SAW and HOSTEL, more so resembles STAND BY ME and RIVER’S EDGE. The creepy and dark premise, molded around a group of “innocent” teens, has its main focus on the coming-of-age story than the brutal treatment of the “deadgirl”. While this girl is brutally raped on more than one occasion, most of the film is spent filling scenes with heavy exposition, projected mostly by the delightfully evil Noah Segan. His counterpart, Shiloh Fernandez, puts on one of the best Joaquin Phoenix impressions, while overusing the word “man”, adding to the teen-speak dialect implemented by Trent Haaga. While the film (thankfully) isn’t trying to be hip and cool, Haada still overwrites a bit as some of the exposition becomes a tad too heavy – why JT is f*cking a corpse doesn’t really need to be explained. Even so, Haaga impresses by keeping the metaphors subtle and flipping the cliché segments on their ass. In one scene, the teens decide to kidnap a random woman from a gas station, and after attempting to beat her into the trunk she turns on them and kicks their little asses. It is one of the most predominant and delightful moments of the film, so uncomforting that it gives you a second to breath.

One of the guiding lights in the film is the score, which was very reminiscent of DONNIE DARKO. It sets not on the tone of the film, but also the pace. The look of the film was stunning being that it was HD, shot on a Viper cam, the same used in David Fincher’s ZODIAC. While projecting sharp and crisp, it still gave off a low budget, green/blue creepy edge – it was quite simply stunning.

DEADGIRL is not a zombie movie per se, or maybe it is? Either way, the word should be banned from use when converging over the film, as it’s something quite different. DEADGIRL is something that has never been done before and it will leave you shocked (or jealous – if you’re a freak). A twisted turn of events make DEADGIRL an immediate indie classic and one of the best teen horror thrillers in years. This will be one to talk about over a long cup of coffee…
Score: 8 / 10

Candice attanded a new event at June 29th called Frederique Constants Passion Awards To The American Heart Association. She looked amazing in all the pictures, but i’ve only found 11 MQ pics so far and hopefully some more will pop up soon.

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