A few nights ago Candice and Michael Trevino were interviewed on E! News about a possible relationship between their characters, Caroline and Tyler. Check out the video below, thanks to Candice Accola Web for tip!

The official website for Ian Somerhalder’s Birthday Wish has been launched! As we all know Ian is passionate about protecting our planet and our environment and now, through the Ian Somerhalder Foundation you can help him! Make sure to follow their Twitter and if you can make a donation at the site.

Instead of gifts this year, my birthday wish is that we come together and raise funds to support projects that protect our habitat and nurture our furry friends. If people truly feel like giving me a gift for my birthday this year, I hope you will consider giving a donation to the foundation. Giving to the foundation would be the best gift I could ever wish for, it would give us a chance to make change together.

The missing screen captures from episode 2.04 Memory Lane of The Vampire Diaries have been added to the gallery! We are now all up to date with Vampire Diaries screen captures! I’ll do my best to get some episode clips up in the video archive for you soon.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Candice did a video segment where she takes us inside The Vampire Diaries. Watch all five videos below, caps will come soon, enjoy!

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Orlando native Candice Accola is savoring a new challenge in the second season of “The Vampire Diaries.” Her character, Caroline, has become a blood-sucker, and Accola is thrilled by the acting opportunities. The next episode, set at a masquerade ball, airs at 8 p.m. Thursday on WKCF-Ch. 18. It’s the seventh episode to be broadcast this season, and the cast is working on the 10th. I talked to Accola, a Lake Highland Prep alum, earlier this week.

Q. What was your reaction when producers said they wanted to make Caroline a vampire?
A. I got a wonderful phone call from [series creator] Kevin Williamson to prep me for the second season. He wanted to reiterate that I would go from dead to the undead. That was slightly comforting. Character-wise, it’s so exciting. In television characters often stay in a similar category. It’s fun to play something that’s completely different. Kevin prepped me that I was going to change. On this show, nobody is safe, it’s a vampire show. There will be characters who will die.

Q. Is it more fun to be a vampire than a human?
A. Oh, yeah. It’s a blast. Having the opportunity to get comfortable with a new character, I’m glad I had time to ease into becoming a vampire. I feel like I’ve learned and grown so much as actor in the past year and a half. Now I get to put on fangs and pretend to bite people and kick boys’ butts. There’s been a lot of stunt work.

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Wow I just found this amazing new headshot of Candice, she looks so stunning in this closeup photo. I have no idea where is from, all I know is that I love it. Which we could have more photos from this shoot if there are any.

“You suck.” “Hi, mom.” “Bye, Katherine.”

As newly turned vampire Caroline, Candice Accola has only needed two words to wow viewers this season. Whether she’s telling off Damon (Ian Somerhalder), bonding with Stefan (Paul Wesley) — “I really enjoy those scenes a lot,” says Accola — or crying with her mom, Caroline’s provided one great moment after another in a season full of shocking twists. Recently, Accola talked with Show Tracker about playing a vamp, her character’s blossoming relationship with Tyler (Michael Trevino), fighting with costar Nina Dobrev (on camera), and this year’s final two episodes, which in typical “Vampire Diaries” fashion, are very dramatic.

“The next couple of episodes that are about to air are pretty heavy,” she says of the Dec. 2 and Dec. 9 outings. “It’s really mostly about werewolves and the full moon and the transformation.”

We also chatted about the news of a “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” remake. Accola previously told Show Tracker that she’s a fan of the original film starring Kristy Swanson. “I love that it’s a bad-ass chick and she’s taking people down and she just seems so cool,” she said. “I’m a very big fan of powerful women and strong women in film and television.”

What’s your favorite thing about playing a vampire?
My favorite thing about playing a vampire is the stunts. It’s just a new, fun thing to do. Especially as a girl, being able to be all dolled up in heels and little outfits and be able to kick boys’ butts, I think it’s a really fun, make-believe world to play. This is all completely new. The extension of my stunt work is going to a cardio tai box class. [Laughs] That was my history in stunt work. But they’ve been really great, our stunt guys, at teaching us what to do and how it all works. It’s an interesting thing to watch it in person and to do in person.

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