Justin Timberlake's most recent turn as host of Saturday Night Live won the singer/actor yet another award. Last night JT took home a Primetime Creative Emmy Award for hosting the May 21 episode of SNL.

It was possibly his best-ever SNL hosting gig.  He sang and did LOL bits with Lady Gaga, and starred in a new Digital Short with Andy Samberg, the unforgettable It's Not Gay If It's a Three Way.

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Gwyneth Paltrow proved she has a comic flair during her three appearances on Glee, and it earned herthe Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series award.

Survivor's Jeff Probst won for reality series host.

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Other winners included the shows Deadliest Catch, Boardwalk Empire and Game of Thrones.

The Primetime Creative Emmy Awards will air on ReelzChannel September 17.

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After the shocking news that Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Russell Armstrong committed suicide on Monday, RadarOnline.com investigated the history of reality shows and came to the gruesome conclusion that multiple suicides, murders and sudden deaths have affected an unlucky number of contestants on the shows.

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From American Idol to Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares to Survivor, numerous shows have been touched by the horrific death of contestants who pursued fame in the no holds barred world of reality TV.

Justin Tennison, a 34-year-old who stars on Discovery's Deadliest Catch, was found dead Tuesday in a hotel room in Alaska, RadarOnline.com has learned.

According to a police report, Tennison's body was discovered in a room at the Best Western Bidarka Inn in Homer and reported to police at 12:52 p.m.

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“Responding officers and Homer Volunteer Fire Department medics found local Homer resident Justin K. Tennison deceased from unknown causes,” the report, obtained by RadarOnline.com, reads.

Discovery Talent Services, LLC has filed a $3 million lawsuit against two of the stars of the hit show Deadliest Catch for allegedly failing to follow through with an agreement to film a spin-off, RadarOnline.com has confirmed.

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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand were supposed to shoot a one-time special called Hillstranded, documenting the team’s various adventures in Alaska.

Two weeks of principal photography was allegedly shot in June but much remained left to film.

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According to the report, the lawsuit alleges the Hillstrand defendants determined that they would reverse course, dishonor their promises, and refuse to render the services necessary to complete Hillstranded.

Discovery claims the Hillstrand’s failure to complete the work caused production on the new show to remain incomplete. The company also claims that the show has suffered substantial losses as a result.

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A spokesperson for Andy Hillstrand tells RadarOnline.com that she is aware of the lawsuit but that her client “has no comment at this time.”

The Hillstrands starred in the last five seasons of Deadliest Catch, one of Discovery’s most popular shows on any of its affiliated networks.