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The Toronto Sun has an interview with Candice Accola.

Check it all out here.

Here is an excerpt:

Early in The Vampire Diaries, Caroline was the bitch. There’s no other way to put it. But as the rookie season progressed, something interesting happened with Caroline, who is played by Candice Accola.

We have to assume the writers on The Vampire Diaries saw something in Accola that allowed this gradual transformation to occur.

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Thanks Allie!

The Nina Dobrev Network has a ton of pictures of Nina Dobrev from the Emmy’s last night.

Check them out here.

She looked absolutely stunning!

TV Guide also had a little chat with Nina at the Emmy’s.
She talked about season 2:

Spoilers

A Diaries doppelganger: Nina Dobrev is working twice as hard on CW’s Vampire Diaries, playing both Elena and Katherine this season. “I’m not sleeping because I’ve been shooting so much, if that’s any indication of how big the material is getting,” she says. “It’s getting darker and scarier, but at the same time, more fun for me. I’m also being tragic and running away from bad things.”

Below is a video from the Emmy’s, I believe it was the opening.
Nina participated in the performance.

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E! has an interview with Courtney Ford.

She will be guest starring this season on the show.
Below is some info on her character.

Get more scoop here.

SPOILERS
“I play Vanessa Monroe, a Duke University grad student who’s helping Alaric (Matt Davis), Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev) with Isobel’s research. It’s a really nice arc.”

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The TV Fanatic has an interview with David Anders.

Check it all out here.

Here is an excerpt:
SPOILERS

What can we look forward to this season?
There’s the big werewolf storyline cooking up. As far as I’m concerned, Elena walks in after Katherine slices my fingers off and stabs me and she’s got a big decision to make. There’s a lot of Katherine and Elena. Nina’s got a lot of work.

Why did John kill Anna?
The fact that she’s a vampire. He saw that she might have dragged my nephew into vampiredom. I don’t think John approved of that. John is Jeremy’s only male figure in his life, so he treats it like a father/son relationship. It was a hard decision for the producers to make, to let her character go.