Anna Paquin and Alexander Skarsgard heat up the latest cover of TV Guide Magazine, on stands Thursday.

It’s one of the two sexy double covers — Anna and real-life fiance Stephen Moyer are on the other one!

“Bill is her first love,” Anna says of her character Sookie. “Regard of how much trauma there’s been, they have a really intense connection. But she has rather active fantasties about Eric…”

Stephen hints, “Sookie does something we haven’t seen her do yet for Bill. It being the roller-coaster ride that their relationship is, something happens immediately that makes things go awry.”

When a man has abs like these (as evidenced in the August issue of Muscle and Body Magazine), it can be hard to pay attention to the words coming out of his mouth.

But yo, pay attention!

‘Cause True Blood’s hottest new addition, Joe Manganiello (seriously, is that body even human?!), just told us some very alarming news about upcoming deaths that you will abbbs-olutely (sorry, lost my train of thought there) want to know…

There will be blood…on True Blood.

OK, not exactly a jaw-dropping shocker, right? Well, what if we told you this is “important” plasma being spilled?

We first spoke with director Scott Winant, who said of the current season: “The fewest actors die. I killed my share, but compared to season two, not as many.”

But according to True Blood’s new werewolf Joe Manganiello, it’s the quality of the deaths, not the quantity. Translation: There are some biggies up ahead!

“Maybe the least amount, but definitely important ones,” teased Joe. “There are some scripts that I read where I was shocked and went, ‘No way!’”

Now, we want to hear from you. Which Truebie do you think is most likely to join Eggs, Maryann & Co. in rerun heaven by season’s end?

Source: E!Online

Joe in Costa Mesa, Calif.: I am seriously loving this season of True Blood! I’ll take any scoop you’ve got!
How about some Bon Temps body count intel? Director Scott Winant tells us: “This season the fewest actors die. I killed my share, but compared to season two, not as many.” Are you breathing a sigh of relief that we’ll be losing less of our beloved characters or do you tune in for the blood and carnage? We won’t judge. Well, maybe just a little.

Gracie in Kansas: What’s ahead for Jason?
Looks like that annoying quarterback is going to continue honing in on Jason’s old stomping grounds, because our True Blood sources say his next stop is going to be working with the infamous road crew. Guess that scholarship didn’t come around after all?

Cara in Highland, Calif.: What’s the deal with Tommy’s dad?
Are you referring to that freaky head of hair, or the whole “I own my son!” thing? Let’s go with the latter. Without revealing too much, we’ll say that the Mickens family has a means of income and it involves pimping out their youngest son, so to speak. Oh, and it’s illegal and does not occur when Tommy’s in his human form.

Here are some promos for next’s weeks episode of True Blood airing July 04, 2010!

Question: Regarding last Sunday’s True Blood sexcapades, I was not expecting that from Bill. Please may I have a scoop since I have to wait until July 11 for the next episode? —Angi
Ausiello: I warned you it would go down as the most, ahem, twisted sex scene in television history, didn’t I? Anyway, Kevin Alejandro — who goes back to work on Southland in October — says we’ll “be seeing more of Jesus” beginning July 18. “I come back in the fifth episode, then you see me pretty regularly from there to the finale.” And, erm, a lot of him. As things heat up between Jesus and Lafayette, he says, “I promise it gets racy.”

Question: More True Blood scoop, please! —Sam
Ausiello: Alan Ball reveals that there will be a lot of “werewolves and vampires throwing down” at the end of the season. I know, not much of a scoop. Cut me some slack. It’s the Thursday before the 4th of July. Is anyone even reading this thing?