John Legend Surprise Train Station Performance, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Reunion & Girls star Allison Williams on Final Season

Girls star Allison Williams has revealed that she’d love for her character Marnie to end up with Elijah on the HBO series–despite the fact that he’s gay. “I talked about my dream scenario for Marnie, which is that she ends up with Elijah in a very ‘Modern Love’  situation, where it’s like the two of them just say, “You know what: we can predict with relative certainty what our children are going to look like. Let’s just fill our house with song and snark, and just do this dance together. We can just hold each other accountable and call each other out on our s**t, and just go through life with each other by our side, and look the other way [when it comes to sexual relationships],'” she tells Vanity Fair. “I honestly think this might be right. Because I’m not sure if either one of them is capable of happy long-term monogamy, although Marnie could force herself into it.” Williams adds, “I’m at the point that I can’t even imagine who would be right for her.”

Take a listen to the latest episode of In the Limelight—“The Allison Williams Special.”

John Legend surprised London commuters Wednesday morning when he played an impromptu concert at the St. Pancras train station. ET reports that the 38-year-old Grammy winner had just gotten off a train from Paris when he sat down at one of the station’s public pianos to belt out hits like “All of Me” and “Ordinary People.” A few moments before his performance, Legend tipped off fans by tweeting, “Arriving at London St. Pancras station on Eurostar. Do they still have that piano there?” On Monday, he announced on Twitter that he was “coming to Europe” for his Darkness and Light tour.

Sarah Michelle Gellar has finally revealed her pick between her Buffy the Vampire Slayer character’s two main love interests, David Boreanaz’s Angel and James Marsters’ Spike.  “People ask who I thought was Buffy’s ultimate and I get a lot of hate and a lot of death threats–seriously,” she admitted during Entertainment Weekly’s recent Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunion event. “There was something so beautiful to me about the Buffy and Angel story. I think that Spike understood a different part of who Buffy was and I think she needed to understand that and discover that. But for me as Buffy, I think Angel.” The show’s creator Joss Whedon, however, couldn’t decide between the two. “I’m split right down the middle because in terms of a long-term relationship: Spike’s kinda your guy because he actually went and got a soul because of her,” he explained. But [Angel and Buffy]’s the grandest love story I will ever tell. You can’t argue with that.”