'Firefly Lane': Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke Talk Finale Cliffhanger and Season 2 (Exclusive)

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Amir Khan in Manchester on Saturday evening as the pair finally laid their rivalry to rest.The 2004 Olympian, a former unified light-welterweight world champion, took on the former IBF welterweight champ at the AO Arena following months of verbal abuse between the two.Although it was Brook who won in the style he would've dreamed of, both men took home huge paydays as they approach the end of their successful careers.Daily Star Sport have outlined just how much each took home on the night, and it could even tempt them into a possible rematch down the line.With Khan bragging about earning the 'lion's share' of the pay packet before the bout, The Sun report that the 35-year-old takes home a mammoth £5million.Despite Brook earning less, he still takes home a respectable £3m, which is likely one of the biggest paydays of his career despite there being no belts on the line.With the fight on pay-per-view at a price of £19.99, the interest was obvious with tickets for the even selling out in under an hour earlier in the year.Should Amir Khan and Kell Brook fight again? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionBefore the bout, Brook had been taunted over his weight by Khan, and even claimed that he would be fined a huge £100,000 for each pound he had come in overweight.He said: "If I go a pound over, it costs me £100,000.

Firefly Lane actress Katherine Heigl recently made a bizarre revelation! While promoting her new Netflix series, the 42-year-old actress explained that she doesn’t go by “Katherine” in her personal life. While talking to Drew Barrymore, she said: “No one calls me Katherine.

Katherine Heigl did something that not a lot of parents would dare to do over the pandemic: she banned her daughters from using technology.

Katherine Heigl has revealed that actually prefers being called a different name!

Katherine Heigl is giving fans a peek into her private life. The 42-year-old "Grey's Anatomy" alum is among those in Hollywood to use their real name rather than a made-up moniker, but she has now revealed that she doesn't go by Katherine either.

Katherine Heigl doesn't go by a stage name — but in her personal life, she also doesn't go by Katherine. The actress sat down on Tuesday's, and shared some insight into her off-screen life.The actress -- who was promoting her new Netflix series — explained how she makes sure to use Katherine when it comes to her professional career, and a nickname with her friends.«No one calls me Katherine.

From blonde to brunette! Katherine Heigl changed her hair color to film Firefly Lane — and her 4-year-old son, Joshua, had the best reaction.

Firefly Lane is currently number one on the Netflix charts in the U.S. and everyone is talking about the new series, which stars Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke.

Firefly Lane is Netflix’s hot new series and fans are being introduced to hunky actor Ben Lawson!

Katherine Heigl revealed it's 'very confusing' for her three young children, when she undergoes a drastic hair transformation.During the 42-year-old actress' appearance on Thursday's The Talk, she said her family was shocked when she recently went brunette for her latest role in Netflix's new series Firefly Lane.After noting she dyed her tresses because her character in Kristin Hannah's coming-of-age novel had brown hair, she talked about her 12-year-old little girl Nancy, Adalaide, eight and four-year-old son Joshua's reactions.

Katherine Heigl is opening up about going brunette for her new series Firefly Lane, which is streaming now on Netflix!

Talk about eye candy. Firefly Lane is all about the power of female friendships as it follows Tully and Kate through more than 30 years. Ali Skovbye and Katherine Heigl portray Tully, the popular girl in high school that goes on to become a TV host. Meanwhile, Roan Curtis and Sarah Chalke play Kate, a shy, smart young woman who becomes a devoted mother and wife.

It’s been over a decade since Grey’s Anatomy fans saw Izzie, but that doesn’t mean that fans have forgotten about the former Seattle Grace doc — or her portrayer, Katherine Heigl.

Alisha Wainwright is excited to be a part of a movie with real meaning and an important message. Her new film, , explores themes not typically tackled in mainstream Hollywood, and the actress says she's happy to be involved in spreading joy and acceptance.«I'm just happy to be a part of anything that sends a positive message,» Wainwright told ET's Katie Krause.

Katherine Heigl is looking back.

Jenny Slate!The 38-year-old actress exclusively revealed to ET's Katie Krause on Wednesday that she has given birth to her first child, a baby girl, with fiancé Ben Shattuck. Slate also revealed the baby's adorable moniker: Ida Lupine.During the interview, Slate shared that she and Shattuck chose Ida simply because they «loved the name,» while Lupine is one of the couple's favorite flowers. As for the surprise birth announcement? Slate says she «did one of those things» where she announced her pregnancy four days from her due date.

Congrats are in order for Jenny Slate!

Katherine Heigl has completely transformed her appearance for a brand-new Netflix role.

Firefly Lane has arrived at the perfect time. Now streaming, the dramedy starring Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke is a salve for those still reminiscing about the good ole days when hanging out with your best friend didn't come with a health risk. The 10-episode series is based on author Kristin Hannah's New York Times bestseller of the same name, about two inseparable best friends (Heigl's Tully Hart and Chalke's Kate Mularkey) and their relationship from the time they meet in the ‘70s to the “present day” early 2000s.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticNetflix’s hyper-specific categories have become something of a punchline over the years. For every general collection of “comedies” and “reality TV,” there are ones like “critically acclaimed LGBTQ TV shows” (“Queer Eye” and “Tales of the City”), “Feel-Good Reality TV” (“The Great British Baking Show” and “Dream Home Makeover”) and “Oddballs and Outcasts” (“Sex Education” and assorted standup specials from men who were bullied in high school).