'BUFFY' STAR SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR EXPECTING FIRST CHILD

For all you Twilight lovers who are too young to remember, Gellar and Boreanaz portrayed the original star-crossed human/vampire couple on TV's Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Buffy was chosen by fate to fight and destroy vampires, but she fell in love with Angel, a centuries-old vampire with a soul, cursed by gypsies who declared that if Angel should find even one moment of perfect happiness, he would once again turn evil.

Since Buffy, both actors have moved on to other projects: 39-year-old Boreanaz is now on the quirky Fox procedural Bones, while 31-year-old Gellar’s has tried her hand at a film career (her last two endeavors, Suburban Girl and Possession went straight to DVD) and is set to star in a new pilot for HBO titled The Wonderful Maladys.

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SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR, DAVID BOREANAZ SPAWN 'BUFFY 2.0'

Not awesome: The fact that they aren’t having a baby together. You know, because Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz aren’t really Buffy and Angel, and they’re actually married to other people. (People, please keep in mind that Buffy and Angel were the Bella and Edward of my generation.)

OK, so in my fantasy world, I am a little bummed that Buffy and Angel aren’t actually procreating together, but things are still awesome, because Willow (a.k.a. Alyson Hannigan) and Wesley (Alexis Denisoff) really did have a baby girl together just a few weeks ago.

So, with all these Buffy babies coming into the world, I am hoping that in about 20 years from now we can have Buffy 2.0, starring the real-life offspring of the show’s original cast. I mean, that’s totally cooler than the relaunches of “Melrose Place” and “90210.” Those just star some old people who were on the original show and a bunch of new kids.

Buffy 2.0 will star Sarah Michelle’s daughter (actually we have no idea of her kid’s gender, but this is my dream) as new Buffy and David’s son (he already has a 6-year-old boy and maybe he’ll have another) as the new Angel. Alyson and Alexis’ daughter is, of course, the new Willow. And maybe my kids will watch it. Boy, does life come full circle!

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SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR IN TALKS FOR 'BUFFY' MOVIE

Sarah Michelle Gellar is reportedly in talks to reprise her role as Buffy the Vampire Slayer - for a movie. The 31-year-old actress ended her role as Buffy in 2003 after a seven-year run. Now the feisty character could be making a return on the big screen. An insider says, "There is an idea for a script and to pick the story up with Buffy older and maybe even a mother. "Michelle is busy with movie projects at the moment but she is excited about the idea. Buffy still has a huge fan-base so this is a movie that already has an audience. "Michelle is a shrewd businesswoman so the chances are this will happen at some point."

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AMBER BENSON TO APPEAR ON 'PRIVATE PRACTICE'

More recently, you got Alexis Denisof/"Wesley."

Who will be the next former denizen of the Buffyverse to make an appointment with the doctors of Oceanside Wellness? It's Amber Benson, I can tell you exclusively.

What brings Buffy's Tara to Addison's work digs? Sources tell me she'll be playing a young woman who in the aftermath of being brutally attacked seeks not just medical care ... but perhaps something more.

Benson appears in this season's 18th episode, which is tentatively slated for mid-March. Private Practice, of course, now airs Thursdays at 10, leading out of Grey's Anatomy.

So, who from BtVS and/or Angel is left unaccounted for that you long to be reunited with on the smaller screen? -- Matt Mitovich

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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

SEASON 7 TV SPOTS ON YOUTUBE

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COULD THE SUCCESS OF 'TWILIGHT' BRING BUFFY BACK TO THE BIG SCREEN?

When Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended its run in 2003, it didn't just fade away. Sunnydale might have been obliterated, but the Joss Whedon universe was buzzing with the possibility of other spinoffs, television films, and big screen appearances. Over the last five years, that has become increasingly less likely, especially in the wake of the popular comic continuation. So I am sharing the following only in the interest of keeping up on rumors, not because I believe it.

According to Moviehole, the Herald-Sun Newspaper had a small blurb on Buffy, which said: "Rumours are circulating in Hollywood that Whedon has a feature-film script based on his hit TV series ready to roll as soon as a studio is prepared to commit." While it's entirely likely that he does have some Buffy scripts floating around, I'd be wonderfully surprised to hear that one is all ready. Besides his busyness with the new television show, there's the comics, and more specifically -- a storyline that has continued beyond the show.

Would Joss somehow pull Angel and LA out of hell and have Buffy round up the Scooby gang? The only scenario I can imagine would be Buffy bringing Angel and LA out of hell. It would be epic enough for the big screen, and be an endeavor that would bring back all of the cast (except Anya... boo hiss!). But that's just a dream, and while this rumor sounds swell and I could go for many more years of live-action Buffy, I ain't buyin' it. Are you?

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BF.COM INTERVIEW WITH SEASON 7 COMPOSER DOUGLAS ROMAYNE

Romayne has scored 8 seasons of television series and over 30 films, including award-winning features, documentaries and short subjects. (Romayne's official website)

ALEXIS DENISOF ON 'PRIVATE PRACTICE' / NEW VIDEOS / NEW AFFILIATES

A former Angel/Buffy star will be making his way back to TV. Alexis Denisof has signed on to guest star on Private Practice. Alexis Denisof has signed on to star in an episode of Private Practice. The father to be and Buffy/Angel graduate will appear in the episode titled “Serving Two Masters”. In Denisof’s guest role he will play Rudy, a father expecting two children with two different mothers! Rudy will come in with both ladies looking for help from Dr. Addison Montgomery. In real life Alexis Denisof and wife, Alyson Hannigan, from How I Met Your Mother and American Pie, are expecting their first child together. After meeting on the set of Buffy the pair have been an item since 1999. Alexis Denisof’s guest appearance on Private Practice will air November 19th!

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NEW LAYOUT FOR MUSIC SECTION / NEW WALLPAPERS / NEW VIDEOS

I've also added new some new videos from the seventh season TV spots that aired on UPN. Be sure and check them out as well

ALYSON HANNIGAN AND ALEXIS DENISOF EXPECTING BABY

Actress Alyson Hannigan is pregnant, her rep Megan Moss tells PEOPLE exclusively.

The How I Met Your Mother star, 34, and her husband, actor Alexis Denisof, 42, will welcome their first child this spring.

The couple met on the set of Buffy the Vampire Slayer during the 1999-2000 season and were married at the Two Bunch Palms resort near Palm Springs, Calif., on Oct. 11, 2003.

On the big screen, Hannigan is famous for her role as band geek Michelle opposite Jason Biggs in the American Pie trilogy.

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MUSIC SECTION ...ERR...SOMEWHAT UP AND RUNNING

SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR - RANDALL SLAVIN 2008 PHOTOSHOOT

Sarah Michelle Gellar, aka former star of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, is 'bringing sexy back' in her new Randall Slavin photo shoot.

IDLYITW dishes: I never understood the whole Buffy thing, but damn if Sarah Michelle Gellar doesn't look absolutely fantastic in this new Randall Slavin photoshoot. No clue what it's for exactly, mostly because I didn't bother to look it up, but blondes with long legs can pretty much sell anything. This whole shoot could be for an ad promoting automatic weapons in pre-K, and I'd at least read the brochure.

The pictures can be viewed in the gallery!

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'BUFFY' MAKES TV RETURN

The blonde beauty - whose hit show Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended in 2003 - has since starred in movies including The Grudge and Southland Tales, but has now landed a role in new TV series The Wonderful Maladys'.

The show, written by Charles Randolph, tells the story of three adult siblings who learn how to cope after losing their parents at a very young age.

Gellar is set to play a character with a "zealous immaturity - like a drug addict with a to-do list" according to Randolph, and she will also reportedly be an executive producer on the show.

Speaking about her return to the small screen, Gellar said: "I can't wait. This will be a terrific next chapter for me."

The pilot episode of The Wonderful Maladys will be shot early next year, according to Variety magazine.

Gellar shot to fame as the title character in Buffy the Vampire Slayer - wowing fans with her combination of vulnerability and astounding fighting power. - Bang Showbiz.com

- Bang

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LOEB SINKS HIS TEETH INTO 'BUFFY'

by Jeffery Renaud

The twists and turns of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight” — from the battlefield to the boudoir — have kept fans begging for more and more each month, and the fact that guest writers on the Eisner Award-winning Dark Horse series have included heavy hitters like Brian K. Vaughan (“Y: The Last Man,” “Runaways”) and Drew Goddard (“Alias,” “Lost”) isn’t hurting the cause either.

The big hits keep on coming, as following the current Fray-fueled arc written by Buffy creator Joss Whedon, superstar comics scribe and “Heroes” executive producer Jeph Loeb joins the slayer gang for December’s “Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight” #20.

The acclaimed writer was set to executive produce, alongside Whedon and animator Eric Wight, a proposed Buffy animated series at the height of the original show’s television popularity. And while Loeb would still love to resurrect the concept, he has in the meantime re-teamed with Whedon, regular “Buffy” artist Georges Jeanty, and guest illustrators Ethen

Beavers and Adam van Wyk (working under the supervision of Wight) for a one-shot set squarely in the animated world.

Loeb told CBR News the purpose of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight” #20 is two-fold. “First, to tell a story about how you can go home again,” explained Loeb. “Buffy’s life in Season Eight and her life in Season One are totally different, so in the style of ‘Peggy Sue Got Married’ and ‘Pleasantville,’ she gets a chance to visit a simpler time, only to find out things aren’t so simple.

“Added to that? We wanted a chance to show Buffy fans the kind of look and tone of the ill-fated ‘Buffy’ animated series. Who knows, maybe we’ll resurrect that lovely thing!”

Loeb teased the issue would feature all the usual suspects from Season One like Xander and Willow, and even Principal Snyder.

Wight’s artwork for the book is “spectacular,” said Loeb. “He worked so hard on this issue. And Georges [Jeanty] did too. He did the framing device, which is just the coolest.”

Whedon, the mastermind of Buffyverse, was also involved in issue #20. “He’s the Surgeon General,” laughed Loeb. “And I hope he puts some kind of warning on the side of the box. Wait, there’s no box. Right.”

Loeb added that he has pitched Whedon about taking a second crack at an animated Buffy. “I’ve told Joss the best Buffy stories are ones about resurrection,” explained Loeb. “So you have to believe! Joss just rolled his eyes.”

Despite the lack of cape and tights, Loeb definitely classifies Buffy as a superhero. “In classic hero fashion, she puts the safety of others before her own. And she’s cute too.”

When asked what else he loves about Buffy, the always understated Loeb offered, “Joss had this stupid idea that she should be funny, smart and still thick-headed sometimes — a full-rounded character. He’s a moron.”

Someone else in Loeb household loves Buffy too, his teenage daughter Audrey — a burgeoning writer in her own right. “She and her friends are obsessed with the show, particularly the Buffy/Angel romance,” said Loeb. “Duh.”

Jeph Loeb said he would love to return to the Buffyverse, perhaps even for the highly anticipated “Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Nine.” “I never say never, but my schedule is so insane between being an executive producer and writer on ‘Heroes’ and writing ‘Hulk’ and two Ultimate books for Marvel,” said Loeb. “And yes, those were unabashed plugs.”

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BUFFY THE ANIMATED SERIES PILOT

The anticipated but never-picked-up Buffy animated series pilot has surfaced on the internet. Here is the pilot episode

WELCOME TO BUFFYFANS.COM

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