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Tristin Mays has joined The Vampire Diaries. The actress will recur on the CW series as Sarah Salvatore, the daughter of Zach (Chris William Martin), reports The Hollywood Reporter.
Earlier this season “The Vampire Diaries” revealed that Stefan and Damon have a human relative named Sarah Salvatore, although when we first met the character, it wasn’t actually her ...
MacGyver has recruited his final team member in advance of his return to television this fall. Tristin Mays (The Vampire Diaries) has joined the CBS reboot as a series regular, TVLine has learned ...
Tristin Mays Returning for The Vampire Diaries Season 8Fans of “The Vampire Diaries” can probably expect to see the return of several familiar faces during the series’ upcoming eighth ...
CBS’ “MacGyver” reboot has added Tristin Mays as a series regular, TheWrap has learned. The “Vampire Diaries” alum will play Riley Davis, a highly unpredictable computer hacker with a ...
Tristin Mays (The Vampire Diaries) has signed on as a series regular opposite Lucas Till and George Eads in CBS ’ new fall series MacGyver, a reimagining of the 1985 show about a resourceful and ...
Join Rockstar Eater and actress Tristin Mays (MacGyvor, Vampire Diaries) as they explore the Korean food scene in Koreatown Los Angeles with Dosam by Chef Kang.
The Vampire Diaries may be about to end its run on The CW, but now we know that at least one familiar face will be back for some more dramatic goodness. Actress Tristin Mays will be reprising her ...
Tristin Mays has been cast in a key role on The Vampire Diaries. The young actress will come on board as Sarah Salvatore.
The Vampire Diaries' Michael Malarkey (Enzo) opened up to Us Weekly about his character's crazy past with Damon and Stefan's mother Lily Salvatore ...
No more fake outs, TVD fans. The Vampire Diaries has cast the role of Sarah Salvatore—for real this time. Tristin Mays (The Wedding Ringer) will first appear in The CW drama as the (real ...
Tristin Mays (The Vampire Diaries) has signed on as a series regular opposite Lucas Till and George Eads in CBS’ new fall series MacGyver.