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Yesterday was our good friend Josh’s birthday so David and I were happy to attend the fabulous dinner birthday party that his fiancee Emma hosted at Cube last night. Em secured a private room for us to celebrate in for the evening and a fantastic time was had by all.

Here are a few new and painfully adorable photos of mommy/daughter duo Alyson Hannigan and Satyana enjoying a fun little walk/playdate together here in SoCal. As you may recall, Alyson had Santa Claus bring Saty a little tricycle for Xmas and at the end of December, we saw photos of Satyana taking her new ride for a spin. Today we get to see new photos of Satyana on her trike as well as in the arms of her loving mother.

Congratulations are in order for one of our MOST beloved Buffyverse actors today … People magazine is reporting that James Marsters (who expertly played the vampire Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel) got married last month to his longtime girlfriend Patricia Rahman. According to the magazine, James and Patricia were married in small civil ceremony here in SoCal on January 14. They got hitched, y’all!!

Earlier today we saw photos of new dads Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka taking their twin babies out for a family stroll and right now we get to see photos of former Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Sarah Michelle Gellar taking her little girl out for a walk as well … but in this instance, SMG‘s “baby” girl Charlotte Grace is now grown enough to walk on her own two feet!!

Buffy Anne Summers, the fictional heroine of Joss Whedon‘s Buffy the Vampire Slayer series (which includes film, television, video games and comic books) turned 30 years old yesterday (or today, depending on whose timeline you believe) and CNN fells it is necessary to publicly celebrate the famous vampire slayer’s milestone birthday … and I would agree. Buffy Summers is deffo deserving of much BIRTHDAY LURVE.

Early last month we learned that a major character in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer universe was killed off in issue #39 of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8 comic book series and this month, season 8 will come to an end with the release of issue #40. Buffy creator Joss Whedon talks to Entertainment Weekly about the end of season 8 and what we can expect in season 9 (which Whedon promises will be more like the TV series). If you have yet to find out with Buffyverse character was killed and want to remain unspoiled, you might want to avoid reading further. As for the rest of you, read on.

Holy Moly!! Here’s news that I had LONG given up on ever hearing … Deadline is reporting that Sarah Michelle Gellar has signed on to make her long-awaited return to network television next Fall in a series titled Ringer. The last time SMG was on TV, she was playing lead character Buffy Summers on the long-running Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Since she left that show, she’s made a few (bad) movies and was supposed to return to TV back in 2009 in an HBO series titled The Wonderful Maladys … but that show never aired. Now, at long last, SMG will be gracing our TV sets again. Woot!!

At the start of this month, we saw photos of actress/mommy Alyson Hannigan picking up a few Xmas presents for her daughter Satyana. As you may recall, we saw photos of Aly carting home a cute wooden tricycle. Today we get to see photos of Aly and hubby Alexis Denisof taking Saty out for a spin on her new Xmas gift.

I’ve got some very big and very sad Buffy the Vampire Slayer news to pass along today. This news is real Buffy news, it has nothing to do with the bullshizz plan to remake the BtVS movie without Joss Whedon … this news has to do with the ongoing comic book series that has been carrying on the storyline from the BtVS TV series over the past few years. As you may recall, we learned back in January that the Season 8 Big Bad, known by the codename Twilight, was none other than Angel himself! That plotline development really shook things up in the BtVS world and brought much entertainment to fans all year long. When last I reported on the BtVS Season 8 comic book series back in August, I mentioned that Buffy‘s ex-boyfriend Riley Finn made his comic book debut in the series. Today, I have much sadder and very spoilery news to pass along … there has been a major death in the BtVS family:

The secret’s out … and even tho I’ve yet to read up on my comics to the very sad news about I’m about to share, I’ve been keeping my eye on where the story has been going … and I NEVER anticipated this final outcome. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8 Issue #39 (which was released yesterday) features Buffy in battle-mode against … someone. In order to keep the news SPOILER free from those of you who don’t yet want to know what happens in the comic, I’ll leave all the reveals behind the cut. After the jump, see the full uncensored cover for Issue #39 and find out the terribly tragic news about which major BtVS character has been killed off. DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE SPOILED …

Last Monday we heard the HORRID news that plans are moving forward to reboot Buffy the Vampire Slayer without Joss Whedon‘s support, input or blessing. A day later, Whedon himself went on the record to voice his displeasure at hearing the Buffy reboot news and reiterate how much he is AGAINST plans for a new Buffy movie. Today we get to hear from Joss again but this new interview with SciFiNow magazine has NOTHING at all to do with the Buffy reboot, instead he talks about his other creations Firefly and Dollhouse and he explains why he’s no longer (at least for now) interested in working in TV:

On Dollhouse and Firefly: “The situation with Firefly was that I always knew exactly what I was doing and Fox was ignorant… The situation with Dollhouse was that Fox was trying to get it, but we had come at two different shows, we had done that accidentally, and it got to a point where I didn’t know what I was trying to accomplish, and you can’t go into a story room with that feeling, because it’s already really hard. I remember thinking this is the difference between this and Firefly, because with Firefly, I knew, and here, now I’m not even sure. I was just thinking, ‘I’m writing a shoot-out on a dock – I’m a whore.’ They’re like, ‘No, that doesn’t make you a whore,’ and I’m, like, ‘I’m fairly certain it does!’ They explained that, actually, having sex for money makes you a whore. But I also did that.”

On Dollhouse in retrospect: “It accomplished some of the things I wanted to accomplish. The questions of identity and humanity I thought were out there front and centre, and I’ve heard people respond really well to that, and I’ve heard people say the show even helped them. I never conceived of a more pure journey from helplessness to power, which is what I always write about, and in that sense I feel we accomplished a lot of it. I do feel that part of what we tried to get at kind of got taken out at the beginning – and it really was more important to how the show would work than I even realised when they took it out – which was sex. The show was supposed to be, on some level, a celebration of perversion, as something that makes us unique. Sort of our hidden selves … I feel when we had to take sex out of the equation, it became kind of a joke or almost unsettling. Because we couldn’t hit it head on – and so much of our identity is wrapped up in our sexuality, and this is something Eliza [Dushku] was talking to me about, as something she wanted to examine before I even came up with the idea, and to have that sort of excised and marginalised and sanitised, and not to be able to hit on the head what they were doing, made the show a little bit limited and a little bit creepy at times. I think we still did some fairly out-there stuff, and I’m proud of what we did, given the circumstances, but with those circumstances, it was never really going to happen the way it should have.”

I can’t even imagine how awesome a Joss Whedon project would be on TV if the powers that be would actually let him do the things he wants to do unfettered and uncensored … but, alas, we may never find out. Whedon‘s interview goes on to discuss why he’s not really interested in working on TV anymore. Read those excerpts, after the jump …