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Most actors are double threats. They can act and sing. Or they can act and write their own episodes. Or walk and chew gum at the same time. (We kid!) Anyway, Smallville's Justin Hartley is doubling up as well with directing and acting. And the world will see his directorial debut in tonight's episode, "Dominion."

When we got him on the phone to talk about being behind the camera and in front of it, he wasn't afraid to admit it was a tough job. No sugarcoating here. That's one of many reasons why we adore him. Need more reasons? Plus swoonworthy Chloe, Lois and Clark info? All you have to do is read on:

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Get happy, CW fans!

You will not have to work your voting fingers to the bone this year to represent for The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, Supernatural, 90210 and America's Next Top Model in this year's upcoming E! Online Save One Show campaign, because the CW is being all smart and has issued early pickups for those shows. Whee!

Still, three CW series that some of you guys love remain in limbo. Which three are they, and when might we learn their fates?

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Kate Voegele is certainly no one-trick pony. Not only is she an über-talented singer/songwriter, but she's been a staple on the CW's One Tree Hill since season five. Juggling her music career and acting on such a fan-favorite show hasn't been easy, but Kate told us that it's all part of the process.

And that process has led to her third album, Gravity Happens, which drops on the same day as the One Tree Hill season-eight finale: May 17. Kate talks to us about the new album and OTH's season-ender, plus we have an exclusive track from Gravity Happens for all you fans who need to feed your ear brains:

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Tonight, Clark Kent prepares for his final journey—and Smallville fans will have to start preparing for the end of their beloved show after ten seasons. We thought it was only appropriate to get on the phone with executive producer Kelly Souders (one of the women responsible for bringing us such a super show for so long) so we could bring you scoop on the rest of season 10.

And because we know you Smallville fans don't want to miss a single word about the final episodes, we're posting the entire Q&A, because Kelly was more than happy to give us tidbits on Clark (Tom Welling) and Lois (Erica Durance), plus how fans will feel after the series ending episode:

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Who needs someone like Superman rescuing your loved ones when you have Booster Gold in town to do your hero-bidding?

Booster (played by the oh-so handsome Eric Martsolf) is all about pointing at things and saving people in distress in this exclusive preview of next week's episode, appropriately titled "Booster." You know who is not psyched for Booster-mania? Clark (Tom Welling). He may not be happy about it, but we're pretty much sold after that fancy commercial.

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OK, Vampire Diaries fans, it's that time again. No, not the epic fight over which Salvatore brother is hotter, although we can argue about that later. It's that time of year when we speculate who will be six feet under or staked before the summer break.

Vampire Diaries knows how to give good cliffhanger, so to prep ourselves for the series' heart-pumping return tonight, we got all the deadly scoop from Mystic Falls' resident witch, Kat Graham. Deaths aplenty and a terrifying age-old vampire are just around the corner, but will Bonnie make the ultimate sacrifice to save BFF Elena's life?

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If you're covering one of the biggest hits of the year, it's only right to do an extralong episode, right? Ryan Murphy & Co. must agree, because the April 26 episode of Glee will be stretched into a supersized 90 minutes!

In "Born This Way," we will see all of McKinley High embracing their inner monster (even though they already kind of did that last year in "Theatricality," but that's neither here nor there). Lauren and Quinn will fight for the prom queen crown, while Rachel considers a nose job. Get a preview of New Directions singing the Lady Gaga hit in the new trailer, and then jump inside for the rest of your TV news...

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When friends go on vacation for a much-needed break, the only thing they should worry about is packing enough sunblock and giving themselves ample time to get ready before hitting the clubs.

Unless, of course, you're Silver (Jessica Stroup) and Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes), and the boy you are fighting over is on vacation with you in steamy Mexico. Looks like their feud reaches the boiling point, right in front of Navid (Michael Steger), but does someone actually take a swing?

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Technically, Kyle Chandler is still on television, as Friday Night Lights will air its final season on NBC starting April 15 (more on that later). But when we heard the news that Coach Taylor was being courted by FX for a new drama pilot, we started the frantic bouncing up and down that we usually save for when free bagels are dropped off in the break room.

So what's the deal with Kyle's maybe return to TV? We'll fill you in; plus, updates on Bones, Betty White and your favorite bicoastal CW staples:

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One Tree Hill has morphed from a show about the drama revolving around a high school basketball team into a complete spectacle of crazy plotlines and psycho characters.

And we've loved every minute of it.

One constant on OTH has been James Lafferty, who plays one half of fan-favorite couple Nathan and Haley Scott (Bethany Joy Galeotti). Or "Naley," if you will. The fate of the show is still up in the air, but James did give us a little insight for the rest of the season, plus scoop on what he'll be doing next...

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