Jennifer Tilly WILL return as the murderous Tiffany Valentine for Chucky season two

Misha Collins is coming out.

Jenna Bush Hager's book out in the wild.MORE: Jenna Bush Hager pays emotional tribute to Hoda Kotb amid heartacheIt was spotted by the Today Show host in her local Target, and she captioned the post: "So excited," tagging Jenna and her twin sister Barbara with whom she wrote the children's book.WATCH: Today's Jenna Bush Hager shares bad news with Savannah GuthrieThe Superpower Sisterhood hit the shelves on 19 April, and the siblings are currently touring Texas from 21 April at places close to their heart – including the Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation, named after their grandmother, on 21 April and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum, named after their grandfather, on 23 April.The pair are the daughters of former President George W.

This is such a tragedy. A Colorado man has died after setting himself on fire at the Supreme Court plaza.

Tyson Fury has reiterated his claim that he's now set to retire from boxing after flooring Dillian Whyte to retain his world heavyweight belts, but the decision wasn't welcomed among sections of the Wembley crowd who are desperate to see him continue.Fury controlled the first five rounds before unleashing a savage right uppercut on Whyte, which sent the challenger to the canvas. 'The Body Snatcher' did stumble back to his feet, but was clearly in no shape to continue as referee Mark Lyson waved off proceedings.The 94,000 strong crowd had been in raptures earlier in the evening when Fury, 33, entered the ring on a throne in what proved a spectacular entrance.

Tyson Fury’s subsequent reaction saw the referee chastising the pair.Fury, 33, beat the London-born fighter at Wembley on Saturday night with a brutal knockout in the sixth round to retain his WBC title. But in the fourth round, the pair locked horns and Whyte’s elbow was seen scraping Fury's face.It looked as though the strike was missed by referee Mark Lyson, who tried to split the pair up. But the Gyspy King was left fuming over the loose arm to his face.And even viewers vented their anger online.

Tyson Fury retained his WBC and The Ring world heavyweight titles with a stunning knockout victory of Dillian Whyte thanks to one of the best punches of his glittering boxing career. The self-proclaimed Gypsy King dominated the first five rounds and found a perfect uppercut in the sixth to end the title dreams of his British rival, with BT Sport presenter Steve Bunce then telling Fury that it was one of the best punches he had ever thrown.After agreeing with Bunce, Fury said to the adoring Wembley crowd: "I think Lennox Lewis would be proud of that right uppercut!"Speaking to BT Sport, Fury then added: "First of all, I want to say I dedicate this to my lord and saviour Jesus Christ.

Été a Paris! William Abadie says Emily In Paris will start filming season 3 in June — but could be taking a vacation across the pond.

Cardi B took a shot at being a survivalist for a day and — knock on wood — an apocalypse better not descend any time soon because this was no walk in the park, okurrr!

 has aired on TLC, it has produced a statistic that may seem staggering when it comes to reality TV shows centered around couples looking for marriage — its success rate is «well above» the national divorce rate.During a panel discussion about documentary and unscripted shows put on by, the show's producer, Mark Sharp, boasted that couples who have appeared on  fare «well above» the 50-50 divorce rate.«Sadly the divorce rate in the United States hovers around 50%-50% of couples [who] do not make it,» said Sharp, CEO of Sharp Entertainment, which produces the hit reality show. «Our couples are well above 75%.

There’s No Security (In The Champagne Room), it seems. It sounds like the dancers at Sapphire need to get themselves some barbed-wire jewelry and have their pasties custom-fitted with mace. Because Page Six hears that the strip club has hired Cuba Gooding Jr.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticThe general public may not think of “E.T. the Extraterrestrial” as a divorce movie, per se … although Dee Wallace’s reading of the line “He hates Mexico” has always been one of its most resonant.

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Chris McNally, the handsome star of Hallmark’s new movie, A Tail of Love, has proven he’s the ultimate dog dad.

Tyson Fury to find his range and deliver the hammer-blow to end Dillian Whyte's challenge for his heavyweight titles.The 'Gypsy King' will continue to reign triumphant after delivering a well-timed uppercut in the sixth round. Whyte, 34, answered the call and briefly looked as though he would beat the count, only to fall into the ropes as he struggled to regain his balance.Referee Mark Lyson made the correct call to end the fight, which might have continued given the sixth-round bell was so near.

Russia of planning to enlist Ukrainian nationals in Russian occupied areas, including Kherson and Zaporizhzhia. They state that this would follow in a similar practice of compulsory assistance in the Russian-occupied areas of Donbas and Crimea.In a statement shared on Twitter, the government body said: "Article 51 of the Fourth Geneva Convention states 'the Occupying Power may not compel protected persons to serve in its armed or auxiliary forces', and 'no pressure or propaganda which aims at securing voluntary enlistment is permitted'."'Protected persons' in this context includes civilians within occupied territories, any enlistment of Ukrainian civilians into the Russian armed forces, even if presented by Russia as being voluntary or military service in accordance with Russian law, would constitute a violation of Article 51 of the Fourth Geneva Convention."The official guidelines set out in the Geneva Convention state: "Protected persons may not be compelled to undertake any work which would involve them in the obligation of taking part in military operations."The Occupying Power may not compel protected persons to employ forcible means to ensure the security of the installations where they are performing compulsory labour." It comes as the ongoing Russian and Ukraine war approaches its third month after Vladimir Putin ordered his troops to storm the country on February 24.

Tyson Fury made the most of his homecoming with a spectacular entrance before knocking out Dillian Whyte in his 'battle of Britain' at Wembley Stadium.After Whyte had himself embraced the occasion, walking to the ring amid 'Jaws' blasting out, the WBC heavyweight champion made his most eye-catching bow yet. In front of 94,000 people, he was carried towards the 'squared circle' sat on a throne.As he neared the ring, Fury then climbed down and dashed through the ropes, sending the sell-out crowd into raptures. Throughout it all, a unique version of American Pie consumed the arena.

Sean Penn and Leila George's divorce has been finalized.The former pair were married for one year. A judge signed off on the docs on Friday, according to TMZ. A rep for Penn did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.

The Masked Singer has found itself in the middle of political controversy during its current seventh season after Deadline revealed that Rudy Giuliani was one of the contestants. Donald Trump’s lawyer was unmasked this week on the Fox reality competition series.

“People like to see other people, for some weird reason, do crazy stuff on TV.” That’s Kaycee Clark’s explanation for why MTV’s long-running reality competition show The Challenge has remained so popular since launching in 1998. But Clark isn’t just a fan of the show; she’s a winner too, having triumphed in Season 37’s Spies, Lies & Allies edition.

It appears Ireland Baldwin isn’t quite fond of Amber Heard.

EXCLUSIVE: Tiffany Valentine’s story on Chucky will continue. Jennifer Tilly has closed a deal to return for Season 2 of the USA Network/Syfy series, from the movie franchise creator/writer Don Mancini who serves as showrunner. Additionally, the series’ second season is slated to premiere on the two NBCUniversal cable networks in the fall, likely keeping with the pre-Halloween tradition fitting the horror title. (Season 1 debuted Oct. 12, 2021.)