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**** TELEVISION **** Hot In Cleveland "Straight Outta Cleveland" Rating: TV-PG Starring: Betty White, Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick Guest stars: Chris Colfer, Tim Daly, Sam Daly and Dan Castellaneta Victoria (Wendie Malick) gets a visit from her son who happens to be hiding a secret (Chris Colfer). Meanwhile, Joy (Jane Leeves) and Mitch (Tim Daly) debate their compatibility after visiting a quiz-loving therapist (Dan Castellaneta). Wednesday, July 23rd at 10pm ET/PT followed by an all-new episode of “Jennifer Falls” at 10:30pm ET/PT Photo Courtesy Of: TV Land

**** DINING WITH THE STARS **** Lauren Potter Sarah Hyland And Chris Colfer  Matt Prokop And Sarah Hyland Chris Colfer, Sarah Hyland, Lauren Potter, Rebel Wilson, and Dermot Mulroney were among the celebrities who attended Tribeca Film’s Premiere and After-party of Struck by Lightning in Los Angeles. Guests enjoyed Fatburger at the after-party and Sarah Hyland was hanging out with Matt Prokop and Chris Colfer was mingling with Dermot Mulroney and Darren Criss for most of the evening! Photos Courtesy Of: DomainMSA/WireImage

**** ELVIS DURAN AND THE MORNING SHOW ON Z100 **** Chris Colfer Elvis Duran Golden Globe winner Chris Colfer came in to speak with “Elvis Duran and the Morning Show” about his new book “The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell” in stores now.Chris said writing the book was a process that required a lot of self-discipline. He wrote a majority of the book while he was touring worldwide with the cast of “Glee”. The largest sense of fulfillment came when he finished the book. When asked whom the first copy of the book went too, Chris said it was his Grandma. Elvis spoke to Chris about why he chose not to write an autobiography; he said that being only 22 (he was approached to write an autobiography two years ago) he lacked the life experience necessary. He felt there were not enough lessons to pass down to his fellow readers. Instead he chose to write fiction, which he said is almost his way of writing his own autobiography. The book is for ages 8-12 but he said anyone l...