There's no denying that vampires are sexier than ever.  With True Blood season 2 going strong, the Twilight sequel New Moon on the horizon, and new shows like the CW's Vampire Diaries, it's a great time to be a vampire, and as all women know, there's nothing more alluring than an undead man.

Every hot vampire leaves normal girls filled with passion, and now you can find out which vampire really gets your motor running with BuddyTV's newest personality quiz, Who is Your Vampire Soulmate?

Earlier this week it was announced that there is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie in the works. Normally, this would have Buffy and Joss fans in a frenzy of excitement. But there's a catch! It's not likely that any of the cast from the hit TV show will be a part of it, and neither will creator/director Joss Whedon.

This got me thinking, well what's the point? You take away the ingredients that made the television show a success, what are you left with? The disaster that was the first Buffy film? Or a reinvented success? 

According to E!Online, Andy Hallett, who played the green demon Lorne on Angel, died Sunday from heart failure. He was 33. His agent Pat Brady told E!Online that Hallett died at Cedars-Sinai Hospital following a five-year battle with heart disease.

Fans remember Hallett as Lorne, the owner of Caritas, a demon bar where he would often singe karaoke. Lorne first appeared in season 2 and helped Angel track down Cordelia at the end of that season in his home dimension of Pylea. Hallett quickly became an integral part of &lName

After recently announcing that his wife and star of How I Met Your Mother Alyson Hannigan is pregnant with their first child, Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum Alexis Denisof will appear on Private Practice as an expecting father – with two pregnant wives.  TV Guide reports that Denisof will play prospective daddy with a case of Big Love on the November 19th episode of the Grey’s Anatomy spin-off.  As a refresher, Hannigan, 34, is expected to give birth to their first child on the spring of 09.  The two met on the set of Buffy during the 1999 season and eventually got married in a resort near Palm Springs, California on October of 2003.

As Denisof’s character Rudy arrives at Oceanside Wellness, he comes in with a pregnant woman in tow.  He then returns later with another pregnant woman in need of Dr. Addie Montgomery’s (Kate Walsh) attention.  Surely, Hannigan must be praying it’s all fiction and has nothing to do with real life events.  Curiously, the episode is entitled “Serving Two Masters.”

Julie Benz graciously attended the Emerald City ComiCon held in Seattle, Washington this past weekend. Probably best known for playing the vampire Darla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, Benz participated in a Q and A session during the event, allowing fans to personally ask her questions.

Benz started out the session tentatively, just repeating "Hi" over and over again. It was endearing that she looked so hesitant and awkward at being in the spotlight.

The sixth annual Emerald City ComiCon takes place this weekend, May 10th and 11th, at the Washington State Convention Center in the fair city of Seattle.  Among of the special media guests who will be in attendance are Jamie Bamber, who plays Major Lee "Apollo" Adama on Battlestar Galactica and Julie Benz, who plays Rita Bennett on Dexter and who played Darla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.

BuddyTV will be attending the Emerald City ComiCon and interviewing Jamie Bamber and Julie Benz, as well as giving away free goodies for all convention attendees at the BuddyTV booth.