Things are getting twisty in the final season of The 100.  E! News has your first look at the season seven key art, and it certainly seems like there's a lot to do with that anomaly that swallowed up Octavia and Diyoza last season. There's a certain green tint to the poster, and everyone's just sort of floating around those weird symbols that showed up on Octavia's back, over a very green lake.

Cancer This article is more than 7 months oldThe extraordinary bucket list of Laura Nuttall who died of brain cancer at 23This article is more than 7 months oldLancashire woman met Michelle Obama, commanded a warship, performed with Peter Kay and drove a tank Very few people would be able to say they had commanded a Royal Navy ship, met Michelle Obama and presented a television weather forecast. But Laura Nuttall from Barrowford in Lancashire did not let a terminal cancer diagnosis stop her from ticking off an impressive bucket list before her death on Monday at the age of 23.

Plenty of television viewers from the 1970s adored The Waltons. The show followed a family living in rural Virginia during the Great Depression era, and it showcased how they all supported each other through the hard times. While the characters had their fair share of ups and downs, the set took a hit as well. A serial arsonist reportedly set fire to the original home on the show. Here’s what happened

Tituss Burgess. On Sunday afternoon, the cast and crew of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt assembled for a For Your Consideration panel at the Silver Screen Theater in Los Angeles — that is, everyone except for Tituss Burgess, who couldn’t fly in because he was sick. That said, conversation still led to Burgess’s character, Titus Andromedon, a part written specifically with him in mind (which he still had to audition for). One audience member asked about the story behind “Pinot Noir,” Andromedon’s song he filmed in Jacqueline’s (Jane Krakowski’s) apartment.

Two men were found shot dead at a home on Long Island on Tuesday under mysterious circumstances and police believe it may be drug-related.  The two men identified as Ian Saalfield, 45, of Lake Grove, and Robert Julian, 58, were found by police inside the home in Hollywood Avenue, near South Evergreen Drive in Selden, on Tuesday at approximately 10:45pm, police said.  A physician assistant from the Office of the Suffolk County Medical Examiner's office pronounced both men dead, police said.