Today lets give back and donate to the victims and loved ones in Oklahoma. Text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10

— Lucy Hale (@lucyhale) May 22, 2013

Of course, there's more than one way to lend a hand, and our friends at MTV Act have put together a handy list of ways you can help. Be sure to check it out!

What are you doing to aid Oklahoma?

Kevin valiantly tackled the challenge head-on in true [insert family name] fashion.

Click on over to MTV Geek to watch the full video!

"We have a thousand years to draw on, so I hope so," Joseph said of his wishes for a flashback-filled narrative. "I even wondered at one point, when we were talking about the format of the show, whether it would follow a 'Lost' format—flashbacks every episode. I think that would be too expensive."

"But awesome," Daniel chimed in. "Can we do that? What an amazing idea. You never shared that with me. I'm sort of hurt that you're doing it in the middle of an interview."

"I have to keep something up my sleeve," Joseph replied with a wry smile. "I think I read it somewhere. It wasn't mine."

Whatever the case, you can bet there will be plenty of historical moments featuring the Original family, and if Joseph has his druthers, they may shiver your timbers.

"I want to do a swashbuckling episode," he said. "Where we are rival pirates and..."

"He's not kidding," Daniel interjected. "He wants it to be a musical. He wants it to be sung, [like] Rodgers & Hammerstein."

"[Warner Bros. Television president] Peter Roth wants to do a musical," Joseph said. "He's a huge musical fan, so be careful what you wish for."

As for Daniel, his flashback wishes verge towards the more...spiritual.

"I think Klaus and Elijah should pay a little visit to Judas Iscariot the night before the Garden of Gethsemane, doing a little bit of Jesus stuff, not making it too religious," he said.

"How can you not make that too religious?" Joseph asked, laughing.

Details, details, Joseph!

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What time periods would you like to see "The Originals" visit? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

Amazon Publishing announced today its latest venture, Kindle Worlds, a publishing platform through which fan-fiction writers can distribute their work and earn royalties.

There are a few caveats, of course. All works have to take place in the "Worlds" licensed by Amazon, which for now includes Alloy Entertainment properties "Gossip Girl" (by Cecily von Ziegesar), "Pretty Little Liars" (by Sara Shepard) and "Vampire Diaries" (by L.J. Smith). Royalties are doled out to both the rights holder and the author; 35 percent of net revenue is paid to the author for works of at least 10,000 words. (There's a lot to unpack here, so be sure to check out the Kindle Worlds author page for all of the pertinent information.)

So, with all that in mind, are you ready to make literally millions (of cents) writing about Blair, Aria and/or Elena? If so, we've got a few prompts to get your creative juices flowing into a frothy fruit punch of the highest literary value. Or something.

"Gossip Girl"
Prompt #1: Blair reunites with her long-lost cousin, Clair, and a princess-and-the-pauper scenario ensues.

Prompt #2: Gossip Girl is actually Joaquin Phoenix.

Prompt #3: Under Rufus' tutelage, Dan, Nate and Chuck form a boy band called Richie Riche$ 4U. They get big in China.

"Pretty Little Liars"
Prompt #1: Forget A. The little liars begin receiving texts from Amanda Bynes.

Prompt #2: Ezra and Aria are the last humans on Earth after a dual apocalypse/rapture. They must repopulate the planet.

Prompt #3: All the cell towers in the Tri-State area mysteriously blow up. A resorts to telegrams.

"The Vampire Diaries"
Prompt #1: Katherine and Elena land the lead roles in the long-awaited "Parent Trap" reboot, "Parent Trap: Blood Sisters," with Lindsay Lohan directing.

Prompt #2: Damon and Stefan time-travel to ancient Greece where they're mistaken for gods thanks to their strong jawlines and chiseled abdominal regions.

Prompt #3: Bonnie does...something. Anything, really.

Will you be writing any fanfic for Kindle Worlds? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

Zac will play the lead role of a college lacrosse player and fraternity president who gets busted with a carload of drugs on his way to a party and has to turn informant in order to save his own skin. Oh man, don't you hate when that happens? But despite the "Animal House"-esque setup, it sounds like this will be yet another serious part for the actor, who's got a slew of movies in the works and who's been opting for more dramatic roles as he transitions into playing adult characters—possibly in the hopes that people will eventually stop associating him with that dancing basketball number from "High School Musical." (Keep dreaming, dude. We will never forget!)

Will you be putting "Narc" on your must-see list?

The starlet will play a charity organizer named Zoe. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rumer is slated to appear in one episode but could potentially end up with a recurring role on the series. She previously appeared on “90210,” so she’s definitely got some experience in the world of soapy primetime dramas.

Rumer’s episode will air in July, and here’s what we know so far: Zoe is described as a do-gooder with a sense of humor. Though, given how much action takes place in Rosewood, we just hope that Zoe doesn’t scare easy. Or, at least, has a few answers to the many, many questions laid out last season. Or, maybe she’s Red Coat. We haven’t seen her (or his) face yet...so really, anyone and everyone is a suspect.

The new season kicks off on June 11 and will not only continue to keep fans on the edge of their seats about what’s next for the liars in town, but also lay the foundation for the show’s spin-off, "Ravenswood," which will premiere on ABC Family in October.

Are you jazzed Rumer is headed to Rosewood?

Check out this dreamy photo of Boyd, and keep reading for more details about him!

Vital stats: Boyd is from Kentucky, and the 31-year-old got his start as a model, appearing in campaigns for such powerhouse fashion labels as Gucci, Jean Paul Gaultier, Versus, Marc Jacobs, Dior Homme and Viktor and Rolf. But he’s far from just a pretty face. Boyd has also studied at New York University and Columbia. He’s also a writer, photographer and sculptor. A man of many, many talents. James Franco might want to watch his back.

Where you might have already seen him: He’s racked up roles in a mix of indies and big-budget flicks like “Very Good Girls” and “The Host” and has had recurring roles on small-screen projects including “Hatfields & McCoys” and “The Big C.”

Why you should take notice of him now: On May 26, the highly anticipated, Steven Soderbergh-directed Liberace flick, “Behind The Candelabra,” premieres on HBO. And, Boyd joins a myriad of A-listers who have nabbed roles in the movie (which stars Matt Damon and Michael Douglas). With the Soderbergh stamp of approval, he’s certainly bound for Hollywood superstardom.

Boyd has a bunch of projects he’s attached to, including “A Walk Among the Tombstones,” “Out of the Furnace,” the Untitled Terrence Malick Project and “The Skeleton Twins.”

Until next week, when we choose another Hump Day Hottie, you can salute Boyd by gawking at the photo above!

On a romantic date with @ben_mckenzie appropriately seeing the new HBO Liberace film. twitter.com/paulwesley/sta…

— Paul Wesley (@paulwesley) May 21, 2013

The 30-year-old took to Twitter today to share a pic of he and former "The O.C." star Ben McKenzie attending a screening of the Liberace tale "Behind the Candelabra." Though neither opted for as flamboyant of threads as the iconic performer was known to flaunt, they look pretty eye-catching, nonetheless.

Do you plan to watch "Behind the Candelabra" on HBO?

But in the meantime, why not check out a clip of Emma Watson and her merry band of burglars discussion their vision boards with parental unit Laurie (played by Leslie Mann)? (Frankly, girls, we'd have put Ryan Gosling on there, but WHATEVER.)

Watch the clip over at MTV Movies Blog!