Their love might have ended on Revenge, but in real-life, costars Emily VanCamp and Josh Bowman are growing from strength to strength.

The pair attended the Mending Kids International’s ‘Four Kings & An Ace’ Celebrity Poker Tournament at The London Hotel on Saturday night in West Hollywood, Calif. and shared an intimate moment in front of a cavalcade of Tineltown stars, an onlooker tells Celebuzz.

“At one point during the night, Emily and Josh were gazing into each others’ eyes over popcorn,” said the partygoer.

“Emily looked stunning in a nude and black cocktail dress while Josh complimented her outfit with a chic suit and tie.

“After exchanging a few glances and laughing together, Emily and Josh headed to one of the VIP rooms where the celebrity poker tournament was underway.”

The couple took up seats next to their Revenge co-star Nick Wechsler, who plays Jack Porter on the hit ABC series.

Added the insider: “They spent most of the rest of their night in the poker room, hanging out and chatting amongst the three of them.”

VanCamp’s season two love interest Barry Sloane, who plays Aiden Mathis, the mysterious man from Emily’s past, was also in attendance.

“Mathis was gambling for a good cause with his costar Ashley Madekwe at the Blackjack table,” added the partygoer.

Others taking part in the high-stakes poker tournament in the private rooms in the back of the venue (player tickets were $10,000/per person) included event co-hosts Robert Downey Jr., Jodie Foster, Sean Penn and Gene Simmons.

Other notables on-hand for the party included Mel Gibson, Camille Grammer, Patricia Arquette and American Idol winner Lee Dewyze.

The star-studded guests played casino games like Craps and Blackjack, enjoying treats like popcorn and cigars as well as cocktails provided by El Cartel Tequila, which is infused with 24 Karat Gold flakes.

When a show entitled Revenge delivers an episode entitled “Forgiveness” that is any episode but the series finale, you just know that the actual act of forgiving can’t truly be carried out to fruition.

Armed with the new memory that her mother tried to kill her, Emily (Emily VanCamp) set off for the hospital first thing when she learned Amanda (Margarita Levieva) was awake. After all, Mommy Dearest hadn’t yet tried to smother her with a pillow, but that didn’t mean she wasn’t planning something.

Note: Spoilers ahead for Sunday night’s “Forgiveness”.

The first time Emily heard her mother’s voice, directed at her, after all those years was priceless. Her whole body tensed, and you could literally feel how it was taking everything in her power not to attack. Instead, though, she managed to stay calm throughout their brief discussion—even when Mason Treadwell (Roger Bart) sidled up and began grilling Kara (Jennifer Jason Leigh). Maybe Emily was just enjoying watching her mother squirm; we know we were!

Kara’s main interest, though, was to get information on her beloved Gordon, so her first stop was Grayson Manor, where she reinserted herself into Victoria’s (Madeleine Stowe) life like she had just been away at a timeshare in Italy, not presumed dead for two decades. It was a bit of a mind game with the timeline of the flashbacks as Victoria claimed she, too, really believed Kara was dead all this time and then kept up the charade that David had duped them both. Victoria invited Kara to stay in Grayson Manor—you know, so she could go through her things later, not out of the goodness of her heart or anything.

Fearing that Kara already knew too much and was feeding information to members of the Initiative who would not only come after the eldest Graysons, but also the younger ones, Conrad (Henry Czerny) re-proposed to Victoria. Because everyone knows “for better or worse” also means “legally unable to spill secrets testifying against each other.”

Amanda moved into Emily’s house and Emily invited Kara over so the two women could have their official reunion. Surprisingly, Emily confided in Amanda first—the whole story—and even more surprisingly, she didn’t outwardly rage when eavesdropping on Kara trying to make amends with Amanda, or when Amanda said she forgave her. It certainly wasn’t in Emily’s plan, but her emotions must have been raging because she let it slide. We don’t think it was a moment of recalculating; we think it was a moment of sheer grief over everything she lost and the slim chance she could get a fraction of it back. In fact, it had her so turned upside-down she even admitted to Amanda that little baby Carl is actually Jack’s.

Amanda and Emily may be out of harm’s way from both Victoria and Kara right now, but Mason had a trick up his sleeve. He spied Amanda’s bare back in her hospital gown and realized she no longer had the scars from her foster fire. He confronted her at Emily’s house, and she kept quiet, but he left her with what was assumedly copies of his evidence that she’s not the real Amanda Clarke. Let’s hope she chooses to confide swiftly in Emily because she in no way could handle him on her own!

It seemed liked Nolan (Gabriel Mann) was going to have to do a whole lot of his own forgiving, too: first of Emily, for not really being there for him at all, especially now that his dad, too, is dead. He delivered one of the best lines of the episode when he pointed out to her that his dad may not have died in prison, but the loss still hurt. But more importantly, he either has to forgive or take down Padma (Dilshad Vadsaria), who was making unauthorized inquiries about his accounts over at Grayson Global. We have to admit, as much as we want Nolan to have a story outside of Emily (and a love interest wouldn’t hurt), she is kind of a dud thus far—certainly no match for his own cunning anyway.

And speaking of Grayson Global, Daniel (Josh Bowman) was still putting on the big boy suit and sitting behind his desk, taking meetings with clients’ proxies and pretending to know what he was doing, but his petchulantly childish emotions bled through and he just couldn’t shut his big mouth about his hatred for his daddy in front of Aiden (Barry Sloane). First of all Daniel, Americans are not known for “honesty” the way you tried to excuse your whining. Second of all, it pisses us off to no end that Aiden is basically helping Daniel get something over on Nolan by implying that Grayson Global owns part of Nolcorp simply because an employee may have invested with personal funds. Corporate America is the biggest bummer; it owns everyone, now Daniel included.

Buzz Moments

OMG!: Why the hell was Emily keeping Gordon’s cell phone at all, let alone keeping it on!? Has she learned nothing from Nolan? The locations of cell phones are the easiest things to trace!

Thank you, TV gods: With the Stowaway already cleaned up by the end of the episode, Revenge isn’t dragging out the seemingly unnecessary story of Kenny wanting to buy the bar from the Porters.

Awk-ward: Kara and Victoria’s hug. Let’s be honest: that moment was the definition of the word.

Hotness: Emily woke up next to Aiden after what we are pretending was a night of grief sex after her memories of her mother returned.

Fab-u-lous: Only Nolan would show up to the hospital in such a snazzy suit!

Can. Not. Wait.: Will Emily call upon Aiden for help with Mason or continue to push him away, leaving him to make scorned moves on his own that end up hurting her and her friends?

Celebuzz Meter (1-10): 7

What did you think of “Forgiveness”? Tell us your review in the comments below!

– Danielle Turchiano

On a typical soap opera, a character who slipped into a “coma-like state” would linger unconscious for months on end, as new drama flared at their bedside. A character back from the dead would equally start wreaking havoc the minute he or she returned, sauntering in triumphantly, sending all those who wronged him or her in the past scattering and shaking.

But ABC’s Revenge is hardly a typical soap opera.

It takes just about no time (less than a full episode) for Amanda (Margarita Levieva) to make a seemingly full recovery on Revenge. On the next all-new episode, “Forgiveness,” she not only wakes up in the hospital to meet her new baby for the very first time, but she is “reunited” with the former Mrs. Clarke (Jennifer Jason Leigh).

Though Kara reentered the high society Hamptons world from which she disappeared two decades earlier quietly– by slinking into the shadows by her assumed daughter’s bedside– she does not stay hidden there. Getting to meet her adult daughter and hold her first grandchild is one thing, but soon she makes a trip to Grayson Manor to see her “old friend” Victoria (Madeleine Stowe). From the looks of the episode preview photos Celebuzz has obtained, both women may have a few tricks up their sleeves for each other.

Whether or not Amanda has all of her memories after she awakens from her trauma may not nearly be as tough for Emily (Emily VanCamp) to navigate, though, as the fact that now she has to keep an eye on Kara. The timing of her reappearance is bound to be worrisome for someone as suspicious as Emily. After all, motherly love is an excuse that only goes so far when she *ahem* tried to kill that very same daughter years earlier and then subsequently stayed away from her for the better part of her life.

Additionally, the snoopy Mason Treadwell (Roger Bart) is back in the picture, bringing with him more trouble for both Victoria and Emily. And when Conrad (Henry Czerny) gets involved, all bets will really be off.

However, the episode title is the truly ominous piece of this puzzle. The act of forgiveness is to release the desire to punish someone for perceived wrongs, but just who is doing the forgiving here– and to whom is the act extended? Without the desire for vengeance, this would be a whole other show!

Revenge airs on Sunday nights at 9 PM on ABC.

What do you think Kara’s motives are? Let us know your thoughts and theories in the comments below!

– Danielle Turchiano

The men of Revenge ditched their gal pals for a guys-only night on the town in Los Angeles on Monday evening.

But there was one famous redheaded woman who the group of Josh Bowman, Gabriel Mann, Nick Wechsler and Connor Paolo allowed into their clique: Florence + The Machine lead singer Florence Welch.

The quartet enjoyed the group’s concert at the Hollywood Bowl with some of the best seats in the house, sources tell Celebuzz.

What did they get up to?

“They were hanging out with opening band, The Weeknd, backstage while Florence was on stage,” said one eyewitness.

“They were drinking beers and toasting. They also danced and sang the tunes out loud during her performance,” the source added. “They were just having a good time.”

Even after the show, the co-stars kept the good times — and tunes — going.

Said the onlooker: “Gabriel was humming ‘Dog Days Are Over’ as he left the Hollywood Bowl to call it a night.”

Another celeb fan seen going into the show– Pretty Little Liars star Julian Morris.

Revenge is one of the hit shows of fall — as it enters a second season. Watch our experts on The Daily Buzz dissect this crowd favorite ABC show.

Revenge lovebirds Emily VanCamp and Josh Bowman got cozy at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Saturday.

The on- and off-screen couple stepped out for the West Coast launch of Carrera 6000 sunglasses — and looked smitten with each other.

How so?

Onlookers tell Celebuzz that the couple held hands and were playfully flirty while trying on different pairs of sunglasses.

VanCamp, 26, showed off her toned legs in a printed black and white short dress with a leather jacket, while Bowman, 24, kept it casual in jeans and a white T-shirt. Tagging along with the twosome: their Revenge costar Gabriel Mann.

Since production wrapped on Season 1, VanCamp and Bowman have seemingly been attached at the hip. In fact, the two were recently spotted getting affectionate poolside in Australia.

In other Revenge news, an addition to the show’s cast was announced just last week. Jennifer Jason Leigh will join Season 2 to play VanCamp’s mother. Leigh most recently appeared in Weeds and is best known for her role in Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

Need a refresher of how Revenge‘s Season 1 ended? Watch the video, below.

Revenge has never been so sweet. Emily VanCamp, Madeleine Stowe and Josh Bowman, stars of the hit ABC series, teamed up for a photocall at the 52nd annual Monte Carlo TV Festival in Monte Carlo, Monaco.

The talented trio have reason to look so happy: not only have ratings been strong for the show — about a scorned young woman who seeks revenge on a wealthy family from the Hamptons — but Stowe was nominated for a Golden Globe before its first season even wrapped.

That doesn’t mean VanCamp, 26, and Bowman, 24, will walk away without a prize – they may just win each other.

The two, who started dating earlier this year, have been spotted around L.A. engaging in plenty of PDA – despite the fact that their on-screen characters split on the show’s season one finale.

Next up for the Revenge cast — a timeslot change. The show will be moving from Wednesday to Sunday, but diehard fans are sure to tune in following this season’s cliffhanger finale.

How do you feel about the show’s move? And just how sweet is the Revenge cast in Monte Carlo? Click through the gallery of the cast in Monte Carlo, then sound off in the comments section.

Get caught up with a preview of Revenge‘s flashback episode.

Since things are starting to get more serious off-screen between Revenge stars Emily VanCamp and Josh Bowman as well as Glee babes Lea Michele and Cory Monteith, we’ve updated our kissing costars gallery!

Liam Hemsworth, who is still together with his Last Song costar Miley Cyrus, said it best when discussing how it’s easy to fall in love on set:

When you start, you want to be professional, but when you’re filming those scenes with someone and pretending to love them, you’re not human if you don’t feel something.

Take a look at some of our favorite couples who fell in love on set and are still going strong in the gallery above!

Miley Cyrus and Joshua Bowman reignited rumors that they were dating when the two stars were spotted enjoying a friendly snuggle at Griffith Park in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 6.

Joshua, 22, was photographed wrapping his arms around Miley, 18, who was reclining on the grass with one of her dogs. The two So Undercover stars didn’t get any closer than their hug but the warm embrace could raise new questions about their relationship.

Last week, a source told Celebuzz that Miley is “single” and not in a serious relationship with Joshua. Hey, maybe Miley is just exploring her options after her break-up with Last Song co-star Liam Hemsworth!

Miley has been photographed in suspiciously romantic situations with other young men since her break-up with Liam last year. Miley was spotted snuggling with Victorious star Avan Jorgia at her birthday party in November but neither party would admit to being anything more than just friends.

The “Can’t Be Tamed” singer wrapped filming So Undercover with Joshua last month. Check out Miley singing at the film’s wrap party below.

What do you think of Miley and Joshua– are they really dating? Share your thoughts in the comments.