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True Blood’s Kristin Bauer will be on an episode of FX’s new show JUSTIFIED on March 23.

Justified is the story of Deputy U.S. Marshal RAYLAN GIVENS (Timothy Olyphant), a true-blue hero and something of a throwback, given to wearing a Stetson and cowboy boots, carrying his sidearm in a hip holster – a weapon he only draws when he has to, and when he does, he shoots to kill, because, as he sees it, that’s the purpose of a gun.

Raylan was born and reared in the hill country of eastern Kentucky.   It was in Harlan where he played ball, chased girls and dug coal.  And it was from Harlan, at age 19, that he ran, determined to become a U.S. Marshal.  Now, years later, after shooting a gun thug in a Miami hotel and thereby incurring the wrath of his Marshals Service superiors, Raylan has been sent in punishment (and by fate?) to the one place to which he vowed he would never return – Kentucky.

You can read more about the show at their website and watch the trailer below.

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Kristin Bauer attended the premiere of FX Networks & Sony Pictures Television’s “Justified” at the Director’s Guild Theater on March 8, 2010 in Los Angeles.

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True Blood’s Pam, Kristen Bauer posted these two photos on Twitter. They are of her and her husband Abri.  We love the poster in the background, they make a lovely couple and wonder what they bought.

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True Blood’s vampire Pam, Kristin Bauer attended the UCLA Dance Marathon Fundraiser for the benefit of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation at Ackerman Grand Ballroom on The UCLA Campus on February 13, 2010 in Westwood, California. Kristin attended the event with her husband, Abri.

More photos in the photo gallery.

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LAist’s TV Junkie (@TheTVJunkie), Thomas Attila Lewis, interviewed cast members from “True Blood” at the 16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on January 23th, 2010. he talked to: Todd Lowe – aka Terry Bellefleur Deborah Ann Woll – aka Jessica Hamby Kristin Bauer – aka Pam.

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Kristin Bauer attended the Buddha Bark Celebrity and Canine Style Lounge Debut on January 15, 2010 in Los Angeles.

Buddha Bark is the premiere wellness, pampering and gifting lounge for celebrities, media, tastemakers and their dogs to primp and prepare pre-awards shows, debuting in January 2010 during the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards. Created by canine wellness expert, Madison Svensson, her Buddha Bark event series is the first to bring together top experts and brands from both the celebrity lifestyle world and the canine wellness community. Intended to be fun and relaxing for guests, each event will benefit and draw attention to serious animal rights causes. Buddha Bark is about extending the circle of compassion by educating and promoting a lifestyle of harmony and wellness between humans and their canine companions.

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Mark your calendars: Another True Blood convention has been announced for the weekend of August 6 through August 8, 2010. The True Blood convention called “Bitten” will be held in the UK in Northampton and the cast attending so far include Sam Trammell and Krisitin Bauer and more are to be announced.

Bitten is a 3-day unofficial convention to celebrate the new HBO television series “True Blood” based on the best-selling novel series ‘The Southern Vampire Mysteries’ by Charlaine Harris. This event will be held from Friday 6th – Sunday 8th of August 2010. This unofficial convention aims to bring together fans of the series and books to enjoy various events over the weekend. There will be activities each day from the usual guest talks and photograph sessions to quizzes and late night parties – for more information on these, check out our events section. This event will take place in The Park Inn, Northampton for more information on this venue and room rates see our venue page. Registration will begin at 2pm and the Opening Ceremony will be at 7pm on the Friday evening!

If you do go, there’s plenty to do. We’re talking about opening and closing ceremonies, a wine reception, autograph sessions, and, of course, panel discussions.

Now get on your plane tickets, and see if you can get one of those fancy traveling coffins.

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The truebies are thrilled with the recent Golden Globes nominations for their favorite show. We are all keeping our fingers crossed for the big event on January 17. The True Blood  cast is equally thrilled with the nomination for True Blood for Best Television Series – Drama. Earlier we reported that Anna Paquin is very flattered with her two nominations for True Blood and The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler. She was still in bed when she heard the news. And so was the rest of the cast who were so kind to give The Vault a first reaction to the Golden Globes nomination.

Kristin Bauer (Pam) says: “I was in bed, I had hit snooze already once when my phone rang. I laid there listening to my manager leave a cheerful message asking me to call him. About four minutes later it rang again, this time it was my agent announcing True Blood’s Golden Globe nomination! I got up and called them back! I am very happy about it of course, so nice to be part of this in any way!”

Tara Buck (Ginger): “The cast and crew of True Blood have my deepest artistic respect and I am thrilled they are being acknowledged with the nomination. The Golden Globe is the coolest! Personally I am beyond proud to be a very small part of the show and I look forward to continuing to collaborate with this freakishly talented group. I have a great manager who keeps me in the loop. I got a very sweet email last night with all the nominations attached. My fingers are crossed too!”

Jim Parrack (Hoyt Fortenberry) also didn’t stay up to watch the nominations live. “I was in my bed and I woke up and a girl I went to high school with had sent me a text this morning that said, “Congratulations on True Blood getting nominated for Best Drama and for Anna getting nominated for Best Actress!!” And I thought, “Wow!! is it already that time of year again!?!” And then I counted my blessings to be on this show and work with these people at this caliber. Those thougths were immediately followed by, “I wonder if Ciera [Jim's lovely wife] and I will go this year?”

Michael McMillian (Rev. Steve Newlin) says: “Pretty cool news! My sister woke me up early this morning with a call from back home in Kansas City. I didn’t even know they were announcing the nominations today. I’m really happy that Season 2 is getting recognized and am proud to be a part of the True Blood universe. I’m also very proud of Anna Paquin for both her nominations. She cannot be stopped!”

Michael Lehmann, director of 5 True Blood episodes received an email alert: “I get email updates from Variety, which I rarely look at but haven’t bothered to turn off– that’s where I saw that the nominations were announced, and it led me to an article with a full list. I normally pay no attention to awards and am usually the last to know, but this year I found out pretty quickly.”
“I was very happy for everyone on the show and, of course, particularly for Alan Ball and Anna”, Michael continues. “I only wish more cast members had been nominated, as they are all more than deserving. I think the quality of acting on the show is so good across the board that it’s difficult for people to pick a standout– which may affect the nominations.”

Michael has worked on wonderful shows like Big Love and Californication, but it seems that he has a special place in his heart for True Blood: “Other actors and shows I’ve worked with got nominations, too, but luckily there is very little overlap, so I can root for True Blood without any reservations or conflicts. I really hope we win this year, as the second season was extraordinarily good, and everyone worked so hard to get it right.”

I think it is funny to see how the fans are more excited about award nominations than the cast and crew. Michael Lehmann has an explanation for that: “We tend not to get too excited about nominations… the whole competition thing is pretty strange; generally speaking, most of the people who do this stuff think of it as creative work and not as a competition with ‘winners’ and ‘losers.’

Of course, mostly we just don’t ever want to be thought of as losers. :)”

If the season 3 schedule falls into place as planned, Michael Lehmann will be directing 3 episodes again this season.

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Congratulations are in order for Kristin Bauer, who plays blonde vampire Pam, Eric’s (Alexander Skarsgård) wingwoman at vampire bar Fangtasia.  She has been promoted to a regular on True Blood.

Bauer was a guest star on the show for the first two seasons, appearing in a total of 11 episodes.

Alan Ball recently hinted that may have a meaty story line in store for Pam for Season 3 when she may get into a lesbian relationship.

Bauer, who most recently co-starred on the CBS drama pilot “House Rules”.

True Blood started production on its third season last week.

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The Vault wishes Kristin Bauer (Vampire Pam) a Happy 36th Birthday!

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