Good news for Lettie Mae fans from Deadline-
After six seasons as a recurring player, True Blood veteran Adina Porter has been promoted to a regular. Porter has portrayed Lettie Mae Thornton since the vampire drama’s first season. Porter also recurs on another HBO drama, Aaron Sorkin’sThe Newsroom. The screen and stage actress, repped by TalentWorks and Bamboo Management, appeared in the HBO films Gia and Lackawanna Blues and has recurred on Fox’s Prison Break, ABC’s NYPD Blue and NBC’s Law & Order.
Sam Trammell walks the red carpet at the 2013 GQ Gentlemen's Ball presented by BMW, Movado, and Nautica at IAC Building in New York City. Source: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images North America via Zimbio
Single tickets for the Public Forum Drama Club event, Only We Who Guard the Mystery Shall Be Unhappy, are on sale now, starting at $50, and can be purchased at (212) 967-7555,www.publictheater.org, or in person at the Taub Box Office atThe Public Theater at 425 Lafayette Street. The Library at The Public is open nightly for food and drink, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
There's only one king for Urno-
"True Blood" werewolf Joe Manganiello stopped by "Hello Ross" on Friday (Oct. 25), where he talks about movie "Magic Mike," his popular HBO vampire drama and takes a pop culture quiz about Halloween.Favorite scary movie: "When I was nine years old, me and my little friend snuck into 'Pet Cemetery' and it terrified me."
Favorite Halloween candy: "I don't see 'em that much anymore but when I was a little kid they used to have these Reese's Peanut Butter Cups that were crunchy."
Favorite Halloween memory: "As the story goes, when I was three, my mother dressed me up as Dracula. Once again, what are we doing with kids? And they brought me to a huanted house at three and a vampire jumped out of a coffin and scared everyone and at three yars old, I went up to the coffin and put my hands up and the vampire picked me up and put me in the coffin with him and closed the lid."
First costume that turned him on: "As a kid, the first memory of 'Hey, what's going on here?' was probably Princess Leia in the Jabba slave outfit. I coincidentally met Carrie Fisher several years ago and told her that and she said we've gotta get married right now. We could have a reality show, we could call it 'Star Blood.' Source
More beautiful photos of Deborah from a photo shoot for Twelv mag. at IHFS
There's only one king for Urno-
Favorite Halloween candy: "I don't see 'em that much anymore but when I was a little kid they used to have these Reese's Peanut Butter Cups that were crunchy."
Favorite Halloween memory: "As the story goes, when I was three, my mother dressed me up as Dracula. Once again, what are we doing with kids? And they brought me to a huanted house at three and a vampire jumped out of a coffin and scared everyone and at three yars old, I went up to the coffin and put my hands up and the vampire picked me up and put me in the coffin with him and closed the lid."
First costume that turned him on: "As a kid, the first memory of 'Hey, what's going on here?' was probably Princess Leia in the Jabba slave outfit. I coincidentally met Carrie Fisher several years ago and told her that and she said we've gotta get married right now. We could have a reality show, we could call it 'Star Blood.' Source
Joe at the Hard Rock's Monster Ball from their FB page. Eonline has pics of his vacation in Mexico, guess they (E's photogs) went with them.
On Wednesday, October 30 at 9pm, Esquire Network’s THE GETAWAY premieres an all-new episode following actor Ryan Kwanten as he explores the City of Angels. Ask Ryan about Los Angeles and he’s likely to say, “Westside is the best side.” Beaches, bikes, sand and seafood. Throw in a classic cheeseburger and custom tequila cocktail, and that’s Ryan’s idea of a perfect weekend getaway. More
From TulsaWorld- Don't ask Kristin Bauer van Straten to bite you. "I used to be very polite," said the actress, whose fame as vampire Pam on HBO's hit "True Blood" has prompted the occasional odd request from fans. Some ask her to bite them while friends take photos.
At first, she'd try telling them it wouldn't look good in a photo — and she knows this from experience, having tried it herself with the help of a couple of friends. They tried every conceivable angle, but no photo looked right. "Now, I realize, why can't I just be Pam?" she said of her often sarcastic, delightfully blunt character. "So they'll ask, and I just say, 'No.' "
In that case, consider yourself warned should the desire to be bitten present itself, particularly Saturday when van Straten will make an appearance at Hard Rock's $6,000 Halloween Party and Costume Contest from 9 to 11 p.m.
When we spoke to the actress by phone from Los Angeles, she hadn't quite decided what she'd wear for Halloween.
"I would bet it's going to be something Pam-ish, but simple and black," she said. More
In that case, consider yourself warned should the desire to be bitten present itself, particularly Saturday when van Straten will make an appearance at Hard Rock's $6,000 Halloween Party and Costume Contest from 9 to 11 p.m.
When we spoke to the actress by phone from Los Angeles, she hadn't quite decided what she'd wear for Halloween.
"I would bet it's going to be something Pam-ish, but simple and black," she said. More
[via press release from NBC] the Futon Critic."WHY WE (HEART) VAMPIRES" TO PREMIERE ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST ON NBC
NEW YORK, NY - NBC today announced that it will air a one-hour primetime special, "Why We (heart) Vampires" on Friday, November 1st at 8pm ET. Hosted by NBCUniversal News Group's Tamron Hall, "Why We (heart) Vampires" is a collection of fun, comedic interviews accompanied by entertaining clips from our favorite vampire moments. The special will air before an all new "Grimm" followed by "Dracula," starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers.
Our fascination with vampires goes back decades, if not longer, and they continue to captivate our imaginations. Produced by NBC News' Peacock Productions, "Why We (heart) Vampires" will feature a mix of some of Hollywood's greatest vampire experts, including "Dracula's" Victoria Smurfit; author Anne Rice; "True Blood's" Kristin Bauer and Carrie Preston; Cassandra Peterson, best known as Elvira, Mistress of the Dark; "Buffy the Vampire Slayer's" James Marsters, and more. From our fascination with vampires, to their immortality and super human powers, Hall will explore why these night stalkers continue to have such an enduring appeal.
From I'm Here for Sookie, Anna in the next XMen film, Rogue looks sexy now.
Our very first look at Captain Von Trapp himself in action recording the soundtrack for NBC's highly anticipated live TV adaptation of Rodgers & Hammerstein's THE SOUND OF MUSIC has finally arrived with the first shots of Stephen Moyer in the studio as has a cursory sneak peek at Tony Award-winning stage and screen star Christian Borle and the leading ladies, Carrie Underwoodand Audra McDonald, themselves, all hard at work in creating a whole new way to "Do Re Mi" for 2013. Photo from SOM's twitter. Source.
From Season 5, Marcellus and Ike forever!
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