Candice Accola talked about what's in store during the end of the fourth season of her CW show, The Vampire Diaries, which airs its third-to-last episode this evening. We checked out a sneak peek of the excitement to come, while Candice hinted about a big cliffhanger in the May 16 finale. Plus, Candice dished about new spin-off The Originals, who she'd like to see her character, Caroline, date on the show, and how she and costars Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder celebrate the season wrap! On Allie: BCBG blazer and Monika Chiang blouse.

Joe Manganiello visited our NYC office to chat about his very big year. In addition to prepping for the season six premiere of True Blood on June 16, Joe just wrapped a movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger called Ten and is writing a fitness memoir that will be out in time for the holidays. Plus, he's the new face of Magnum Gold ice cream! Joe told us about all of those projects and shared other fun stories, including why his mom was surprised about his working with Magnum. Also, Joe touched on the possibility of a Magic Mike sequel. He told us, "I'm working on something right now that — whether or not it happens — will tide people over who are fans."

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The Tribeca Film Festival is under way in NYC! Entertainment Editor Lauren Turner has the inside scoop on what movies to see — and which celebrities to look for — at the 2013 festival, including Kate Hudson's latest and the new vampire movie from the man behind Interview With the Vampire.

Paul Weitz is the man behind March 22's Admission, starring Tina Fey and Paul Rudd. The picture isn't Paul's first — he and his brother Chris also memorably collaborated on About a Boy. We caught up with Paul at a recent press day in NYC to chat about the forthcoming About a Boy TV series — and how Hugh Grant broke the news over email — and discuss what it was like directing a comic like Tina.

Tina Fey stars in the upcoming movie Admission, out March 22, opposite Paul Rudd, and the role of a Princeton admissions counselor presented some new challenges to the 30 Rock creator. Tina spoke with us at a recent NYC press day to talk about getting to know Paul on the set, the love she's gotten from fans since 30 Rock ended, and what new hobbies she's exploring now that she isn't required regularly on a TV show set.

Paul Rudd stars in the March 22 comedy Admission, which also features Tina Fey. The two star as an unlikely pair brought together through Tina's job as a Princeton admissions counselor. We chatted with Paul about getting to know Tina on set — they actually didn't really know each other before shooting — and his similarities to his character in the film, a man who travels around the world nonstop, compulsively doing good.

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has not one, but two roles in the Guillermo del Toro-produced Mama, which is out next Friday, Jan. 18. We talked to Nikolaj about the film during a recent press day in NYC, where he spoke about his leading lady Jessica Chastain — and her impressive karaoke skills! Nikolaj is best known for his work on HBO's Game of Thrones, but he has plenty of big-screen work on the way, including Oblivion with Tom Cruise. It turns out Nikolaj, who hails from Denmark, had a blast working with Tom, and even had some recommendations for places Tom could hang out when production on the sci-fi movie moved to Northern Europe.

Hugh Jackman was tasked with playing Jean Valjean in Les Misérables. We caught up with him at a press day in NYC to find out what it was like nabbing the role in director Tom Hooper's much-anticipated movie and having Russell Crowe play his onscreen nemesis. Hugh also spoke about what he and wife Deborra-Lee Furness have planned for the holidays this year, and whether or not the little ones will be able to see dad Hugh in this particular project.

Les Misérables is Samantha Barks's first-ever film, and what a welcome to Hollywood it has been! Samantha's no stranger to the tragic story of Fantine, Cosette, and Jean Valjean, as she told us during a recent press day in NYC. She stars as the daughter of Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter in the film, and opened up about her dreams of working alongside both Sacha and Helena. One scene with Sacha was, in particular, a difficult one to act out.

Eddie Redmayne has a big role in Les Misérables, which is out on Chrismas Day. We caught up with Eddie recently to get the scoop on his singing background in school. (He went to Eton at the same time as Prince William!) Royalty isn't Eddie's only fun connection. He also opened up about his bonds with fellow young British actors Robert Pattinson and Tom Sturridge. Eddie's looking forward to a break from his traveling promotion schedule to head home to London for a special meal with his family. He told us what he's tasked with before their Christmas dinner. Spoiler: it involves ham.

Les Misérables star Amanda Seyfried opened up at a recent press day in NYC to talk about the rare amount of discipline she employed to get ready to play Cosette in the Tom Hooper-directed musical, which is out on Christmas Day. Amanda spoke about her own family holiday plans, and even touched on how odd it truly is to have Anne Hathaway, who's just three years her senior, play her mother on film.

Jennifer Lawrence stars in Friday's House at the End of the Street. The thriller is a big departure from her star-making roles in indie film Winter's Bone and the mega-blockbuster The Hunger Games. We have an exclusive look at Jennifer tackling her latest — check it out below.

Tim Burton plays producer on Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which arrived in theaters this weekend. We caught up with Tim at a recent press day in NYC, where he chatted all about why the project, based on a book by Seth Grahame-Smith, caught his eye in the first place. Tim, a native Californian who calls London home, also spoke about why he loves being in the UK, the royal family, and whether a project called Prince Charles: Werewolf could ever get off the ground. Plus, Tim weighed in on whether or not he and frequent collaborator Johnny Depp have anything in the works.

Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper are Brits, but they're taking on an American icon in their new movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which hits theaters today. We caught up with the twosome at a recent press day in NYC, where they were joined by Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Mary Elizabeth plays Mary Todd Lincoln to Benjamin Walker's Honest Abe, and despite being one of the few ladies in the cast, she was happy to be one of the guys. Dominic and Rufus threw themselves into the American story, but they still confess to getting "warm" feelings when thinking about things from their homeland, like the royal family and the queen's Diamond Jubilee. Find out what the trio had to say.

Benjamin Walker plays the title role in tomorrow's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, with Anthony Mackie playing his best friend. It turns out the guys actually are friends, and have been for a while — they were buds back in their college days at Juilliard! We caught up with Benjamin and Anthony at a press day in NYC, where they also talked about bringing the fantastical story of Abraham Lincoln battling vampires to life. Anthony and Benjamin also revealed what they think is the best part of being a professional actor. Their answers might surprise you!