Damon Salvatore might actively attempt to get people to hate him, but that dude's not fooling anyone. Sure, on last night's episode of "The Vampire Diaries," Elena quipped to the vamp, "I've accepted the fact that you're a self-serving psychopath with no redeeming qualities." But that doesn't mean it's true. In fact, it's pretty much the opposite of true.
Damon saved the day, and he did so because deep down he cares for his brother and he cares for others (especially others whose names rhyme with Schmelena). Sure, he might do that in a self-serving manner, but those are definitely some redeeming qualities. Incidentally, he's also smoking hot and hilarious. Those two might be of the "less important redeeming qualities" category, but dammit, they should still count. Read More...
The cast of 
Couples, couples everywhere! But no one’s having fun. Liam and Naomi, Silver and Teddy, Adrianna and Gia, Dixon and ... Ivy? Yup, the friends caved under the pressure of being single amongst couples and teamed up for a “pretend relationship.” 
After seeing so many lingering issues involving our misguided pack of Portland-ites resolved last week, it was about time to break out some fresh problems. 
The writers of 
The adults were clamoring for the limelight in this week’s 
It's Tuesday, "Life Expectees," and time to recap the adventures of our favorite foster child and her dysfunctional cohorts. A torrential rain storm hit Portland last night, knocking out powerlines and slowing plotlines, reminding me why I started watching this show in the first place. The show took on a "Lost"-like quality (stay with me!), as weeks of erratic behavior were accounted for and questions were answered.
If you were evil vampire Damon Salvatore and you just found out that the woman you love hadn't been trapped in a tomb for the past 200 years as you had previously thought but was instead free and totally able to reconnect with you at any time during those two centuries (just go with it), how would you handle it? I personally would've gone on a killing spree, but I guess drowning your sorrows in booze and women like Damon did on last night's episode of 
With Naomi deeply entrenched in her role as gossip reporter for The Blaze, this week at West Bev seemed less eventful. That’s not to say there wasn’t a fair share of spying, stalking and auto theft, but drama isn’t quite the same without Naomi’s stick in the pot.
Just a reminder to all you “Life Unexpectees” out there: Lux is 15-years-old. Fifteen years old! I say this because, this week, it is very easy to forget that a girl who regularly stays at her boyfriends apartment, refers to her parents by their first names, constantly throws their failures and mistakes in their faces and who barters her love and good behavior in exchange for a job for her boyfriend, is only 15.
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