The costume: Dark Willow It's been 10 years since Dark Willow, the world's most powerful (and seriously P.O.-ed) witch, appeared on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but this Halloween costume is just as freaky now as it was then. It's a win-win choice from the Buffyverse, since fellow fans will get the costume immediately, and everyone else will just be impressed by your spooky look. Hair and makeup: Read more

Sarah Michelle Gellar returned to TV this week with the premiere of The CW's Ringer, but we know you all remember her from the first series she toplined, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Relive Gellar's turn as 16-year-old Buffy, the vampire-slaying badass who still manages to look sweet in her schoolgirl bangs and cheerleader uniform, in this trailer for the show's first season. All your other Read more

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Glee is back from hiatus and we're so excited for our weekly dose of singing on TV! Before the phenomenon, many of our other favorite shows tested out tunes on screen. From Scrubs to Buffy the Vampire Slayer — check out a roundup of the most memorable musical episodes in our PopSugar Rush special, When TV Shows Break Into Song! Read more

If Glee has turned you into a song and dance fan like it has me, then you'll be delighted to know that Fox is turning several of its shows into musical extravaganzas later this month. That includes Bones, Fringe, Family Guy — you might even see Dr. House singing a note or two. Meshing Broadway with TV isn't anything new. In fact, some of my most beloved episodes of all time have been Read more