It is now over – no more Ghost Whisperer on TV.  ABC is not going to send another season of out favorite series.

There were talks that the Jennifer Love Hewitt vehicle would move to ABC but those rumors have been nixed by Executive Producers Kim Moses and Ian Sander. “After five wonderful seasons and over 100 episodes, we are disappointed to announce ‘Ghost Whisperer’ will not be returning for a sixth season,” the EPs said in a statement.

Never fear, JLW fans! She will be hitting the screen in Marc Erlbaum’s drama “Cafe” later this year, which tells the story of tragedy striking a small community and the realization of how the lives of regular cafe customers are entwined.

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More candids of Jen on the set of her new movie, Cafe, have been added to the gallery.

[x004] On set – May 19, 2009

TheCelebrityCafe.com has more news about the new project of Jennifer, Cafe.

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy are starring in an in-production movie titled “Cafe,” which began shooting May 11 in Philadelphia.

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy are the lead actors in developing indie drama Café, from writer-director Marc Erlbaum.

Sean Covel, Chris “Doc” Wyatt (Napoleon Dynamite) and J. Andrew Greenblatt (Explicit Ills) are producing. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the film began shooting May 11 in Philadelphia.

Hewitt, a Texan in real-life, plays Claire, a woman who works in a West Philly Grounds coffee shop where local regulars performed by Alexa Vega, Madeline Carroll, Daniel Eric Gold and Hubble Palmer visit often.

Hewitt and Kennedy, who are also dating, according to IMDb, currently star on the CBS show, Ghost Whisperer.

JENNIFER LOVE Hewitt says that the highlight of her time so far in Philadelphia has been when “I got to hug the Phanatic guy at the Phillies.”

“I really enjoy walking, ’cause we don’t get to do that a lot in LA,” Jennifer told our 24/7 colleague Dan Gross yesterday in an exclusive interview on the Main Line set of the film “Cafe,” in which she co-stars with her boyfriend, Upper Darby native Jamie Kennedy.

“The people here are really nice and they have cute accents,” said the actress, who plays a battered woman in the drama that is set almost entirely in a coffee shop.

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