Two Vampire Diaries stars are raising the stakes in real life — fans of the show are delighted to discover that Zach Roerig and Arielle Kebbel are a real-life couple. During a recent meet-and-greet ...

The Vampire Diaries didn't just have countless couples on screen — many cast members found love with their costars or members of the extended franchise. After The Vampire Diaries debuted on The CW in ...

Adapted from L.J. Smith's young adult series, The Vampire Diaries takes a decidedly different tactic from its predecessor.

The Vampire Diaries is one of the most beloved CW shows, but there were several times when the story became plain weird.

The main feature of Queen Sigma is her 333 max health, making her survive longer. Red Death is the fastest and scariest hero in Vampire Survivors. The high speed makes this character suitable for ...

But despite her knack for resurrection on Buffy the Vampire Slayer (which also got a second life when it moved from The WB to UPN during its seven-season run), she's never returned for a TV revival.

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LJ Smith, the acclaimed author of The Vampire Diaries novels, passed away at 66 on March 8 in Walnut Creek, California. Her partner, Julie Divola, confirmed the news to The New York Times, revealing ...

Author L.J. Smith, who created the “Vampire Diaries” book series that inspired the CW drama of the same name and contributed to pop culture’s obsession with vampires, has died. Smith died ...

Author L. J Smith in a picture modeled after her and a scene from the iconic show "The Vampire Diaries". (L.J Smith Official Website/www.theljsmith.com) L.J. Smith, the beloved author of The Vampire ...

Fans are mourning the loss of a legendary author. L.J. Smith, who wrote "The Vampire Diaries" novels, died on March 8 after a decade-long battle with a rare autoimmune disease, her partner Julie ...

L.J. Smith, who wrote "The Vampire Diaries" novels, died on March 8 after a decade-long battle with a rare autoimmune disease, her partner Julie Divola and her sister Judy Clifford told The New ...