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"  y boyfriend and I have become late but fast fans of the show True Blood, a dark sort-of comedy, sort-of-tragedy about vampires set in a small Louisiana town. My infatuation is such that I spend a lot of time reading message boards that have topic threads like, &amp;quot;You know you&amp;#039;re obsessed with True Blood when\u2026&amp;quot; The plot is captivating (vampires can come out of hiding thanks to the invention of Tru Blood, a synthetic beverage that satiates their thirst for the human version) but what I really love about the show is the main character&amp;#039;s gorgeous golden hair. Sookie Stackhouse (played by Anna Paquin) is a bubbly waitress with telepathic abilities who becomes romantically involved with a brooding 137-year-old vampire named Bill (you&amp;#039;re dying to watch it now, right?). According to an interview with Paquin, it took eight hours to turn her waist length, virgin brown hair the perfect shade of blonde (on my HDTV screen the color shimmers like an expensive glass of champagne). Anna Paquin was just nominated for a Golden Globe, and if she wins, she&amp;#039;d better thank her colorist for those sunkissed strands. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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