SundanceTV reality star killed in an apparent homicide

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SundanceTV reality star killed in an apparent homicide

Loredana, Esq. star Loredana Nesci, 47, an LAPD officer turned lawyer, was found dead Wednesday morning in the home she shared with her boyfriend. Police, which didn’t offer details on her death, later arrested the boyfriend, who had reported her death. Nesci’s reality show debuted in March 2014.


Lost
’s Sonya Walger joins The Catch, playing Peter Krause’s wife

Walger replaces Bethany Joy Lenz, who was originally cast in the Shonda Rhimes pilot.


Will late-night become less political as a new generation takes over?

Hosts like Jimmy Fallon and James Corden appear to be less interested in politics, which may have an impact on the 2016 race.


Mindy Kaling is loving the “very strange and nice feeling” of working for Hulu

In fact, she appears to be more into her job than ever before. “I honestly think that if you had the job I had, then you wouldn’t want to take a break,” she says. “I literally have my own show on television! On the weekend, I can’t wait for it to be Monday. People ask me when do I sleep, but when you’re living your dream, why would you want to sleep?”


Nashville
promotes Aubrey Peeples

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Nick Cannon hospitalized

The America’s Got Talent host posted a pic of himself in a hospital bed, hooked up to a bunch of monitors.


Homeland
is having a big economic impact on Berlin

Berlin Mayor Michael Mueller is so impressed with the Showtime series’ impact that he visited the set this week to announce an increase in the amount of subsidies TV shows get for filming in the city.


Watch the first promo for the animated Guardians of the Galaxy

The 13-second clip is shorter than the earlier released test footage.


Weekend Update
’s Colin Jost: “We’re itching to get back and keep trying to improve”

The Saturday Night Live star knows he was under intense criticism last year, but Jost says he’s starting to get the hang of the job. “That’s why I’m really excited about this year,” he says. ‘Last year in the summer I was really nervous. I didn’t know if I had a job. Now I’m more anxious on a week-to-week level. I just want to get better.”