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Newsstand Friday: TV Guide

COVER STORY
Summer Preview!

We give you over a hundred reasons to stay inside this summer. Plus: Kyra Sedgwick, Denis Leary, Jerry Springer, our Dream Emmy Ballot, Lost finale scoop and more!

BREAKING NEWS

Who'll Be Gone from Grey's?
The inside word on who might not be returning next season. Plus: An update on Farrah Fawcett

Neve Campbell Returns to TV Tonight

Can you believe it's been seven years already since the family drama Party of Five came to an end? Neve Campbell, who played the middle child Julia on the drama, is finally returning to television in a three-episode arc starting tonight on NBC's Medium.

She will play a traveling pharmaceutical salesperson who becomes friends with Allison when the psychic needs someone to confide in. Another '90s teen idol makes a guest appearance on this episode as well ... Jason Priestley. First the audience of Dancing with the Stars earlier this week, now Medium. He will play a man on trial for murder.

In an ironic twist, Medium airs opposite Lost, so Neve will be competing against her former Party of Five co-star Matthew Fox for viewers.

Rumors abound that she is also tying the knot with her boyfriend, John Light, this weekend. Sure a busy week for someone who's been largely out of the picture.

Newsstand Friday: EW

Cover Story

Melinda? Blake? Sanjaya?! We connect with all seven singers still standing in what is shaping up to be the most unpredictable ''American Idol'' season ever. Who will win? And do the contestants even care?

Television News

'Lost': Finally, some answers as the producers come clean
Finally, some answers! The show's producers come clean about sagging ratings, the Nikki/Paulo debacle, and the beginning of the island's end

The Glutton: Are you a sci-fi geek? Know the signs...
Dalton owns up: He's a sci-fi geek. And you? Take his test and find out. Plus: the perfect pet for the discerning movie fan, the five worst songs to play while getting it on, and reader mail

The Q&A

EW.com Exclusive: George Clooney says that while notorious Web clips of David O. Russell's blowup at Lily Tomlin give context to his own run-in with the director, he condemns posting such material online