The Challenge: USA’s Tyson Apostol Breaks Down His Decision to Quit the Final: It Was a ‘Heated Moment With Production’

The eldest daughter of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury and his wife Paris has celebrated her 13th birthday with a glitzy Las Vegas theme party. In a nod to the American city, where her father knocked outDeontay Wilder to win an epic world heavyweight title fight in Las Vegas, last October, Venezuela enjoyed a lavish bash in their seaside town of Morecambe.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Manti Te’o has signed on with UTA for representation in all areas, Variety has learned exclusively. With the signing, UTA will help Te’o work across a variety of areas, including broadcasting, public speaking, publishing, unscripted television, and audio. Te’o is known for his standout college football career. He was one of the most sought after high school recruits in the country when he entered college, eventually enrolling at Notre Dame University and joining the Fighting Irish as a linebacker. He played for Notre Dame from 2009-2012. He racked up impressive stats, including All-American honors and securing 437 tackles over the course of his time there. He was the captain of the team in 2012 and led Notre Dame against Alabama in the BCS National Championship Game that same year. He is also one of the most decorated players in college football, winning top honors such as the Bronko Nagurski Trophy and the Butkus Award. Te’o was a finalist for the Heisman trophy in 2012 as well.

“As It Was” is an official record holder.

Jenny Mollen was inspired by Chrissy Teigen to discuss her miscarriages. The 43-year-old actress has been married to 'American Pie' star Jason Biggs since 2008 and had suffered two miscarriages during their relationship but only felt ready to discuss her ordeal when model Chrissy Teigen - who is currently expecting her third child with singer John Legend - after she lost her son Jack before birth back in 2020. Jenny wrote on Instagram: "When @chrissyteigen posted about having a miscarriage and receiving abortion care, I had to stop and think.

Khloé Kardashian deserves so much credit for handling this ordeal so well!

star Yara is worried about her friends and family in her home country of Ukraine after Russia invaded Ukraine in this exclusive clip from Sunday's new episode of. Yara moved to the United States to be with her now-husband, Jovi, but all of her loved ones are still in Ukraine, including her mother.In the clip, Yara says she's «miserable all the time» since the invasion began and that she's terrified for her friends and family.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic African American boxing champ Muhammad Ali famously refused to fight for his country, justifying himself with the oft-quoted quip, “No Viet Cong ever called me n—–.” That’s one-half of American history, and an important one. “Devotion” tells the other, presenting the story of a Black pilot so determined to defend — and die for, if need be — the United States that he was willing to endure institutional bigotry to become the Jackie Robinson of the skies: Jesse Brown, the first aviator of color to complete the Navy’s basic training program. A square but satisfying social justice drama set against the backdrop of the Korean War, “Devotion” impressed on the biggest screen possible at the Toronto Film Festival two months before its Nov. 23 theatrical release. Featuring elements of both “Green Book” and “Red Tails,” the film is more than just a stirring case of Black exceptionalism; it also celebrates the one white officer who had Brown’s back, Tom Hudner, treating the bond these two men formed as something exceptional unto itself. Director JD Dillard dazzles with see-it-in-Imax airborne sequences, but the meat of the film focuses on the friendship between Brown (“Da 5 Bloods” star Jonathan Majors) and his white wingman, played by Glen Powell, the “Hidden Figures” actor who most recently appeared in “Top Gun: Maverick.”

Emily Longeretta After more than half of “The Challenge: USA” competitors quit during the season finale, cast members began complaining about inconsistencies in the rules. Tyson Apostol, who dominated all season long, ultimately ended up dropping after he couldn’t finish a Sudoku puzzle. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he said that while Sarah Lacina was able to time out of the first puzzle, production didn’t allow him to time out. “I don’t know if she timed out of Sudoku, nobody was there to see her do it and they didn’t show her doing it on camera,” he said. Lacina, along with Danny McCray, went on to win the season — and were the only two who actually finished the Sodoku and scaled the mountain.

Kate Aurthur editor Sarah Paulson is no stranger to playing real people: Among other roles, she won an Emmy award for her portrayal of Marcia Clark in 2016’s “The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” and was recently nominated for an Emmy for “Impeachment: American Crime Story” for playing Linda Tripp. Now, Paulson is attached to star and executive produce the scripted adaptation of “The Way Down: God, Greed, and the Cult of Gwen Shamblin,”  which HBO Max is developing from its own five-part docuseries. Michelle Dean, who was the co-creator of the 2019 Hulu limited series “The Act,” is the showrunner of the scripted adaptation. HBO Max dropped the first three episodes of Marina Zenovich’s investigative docuseries “The Way Down” on Sept. 30 of last year. It detailed Gwen Shamblin Lara’s rise from being a diet guru with her Weigh Down Workshop (launched in 1986) to the founding of her Tennessee church, Remnant Fellowship, in 1999. According to ex-congregants and diet followers featured in “The Way Down,” Shamblin Lara exerted unwelcome, cult-leader-like control over their lives.

WATCH: Chrissy Teigen's mum grieves baby JackThe star, who is married to John Legend, told crowds the real story behind her pregnancy loss at A Day of Unreasonable Conversation summit over the weekend.“Let’s just call it what it was: It was an abortion. An abortion to save my life for a baby that had absolutely no chance,” she said.“And to be honest, I never, ever put that together until, actually, a few months ago.”Now she’s being flooded with cruel and abusive comments on Twitter as social media users accuse Chrissy of lying about her miscarriage, or “milking” the traumatic experience for fame.Chrissy Teigen revealed her miscarriage in 2020 was actually a life-saving abortion.Anti-abortion activists also took aim at Chrissy, tweeting things like: “For Chrissy Teigen to accept thousands of condolences—only to announce that she actually ABORTED her child is inexcusably despicable.”Some even suggested the timing of her candid comments was suspicious, noting that there's an upcoming election in the US where abortion rights will be a major deciding issue.The star then addressed the hate, saying she knew the confession would open her up to online backlash and challenged trolls to “do their worst”.“I knew this would happen, and honestly I’ve already seen you do your worst so if this makes you feel better, great.

Chrissy Teigen has revealed that it has taken more than a year to understand that her miscarriage was in fact a life-saving abortion. Chrissy, 36, and her husband, John Legend, 43, shared the devastating news that they have lost their son Jack at 20 weeks in 2020 following complications. Speaking at A Day of Unreasonable Conversation summit on Thursday she said the realisation she’d had an abortion and not a miscarriage was a “shock”.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Dennis Quaid is the latest addition to the cast of Steven Soderbergh and Ed Solomon’s HBO Max series “Full Circle,” Variety has learned. He joins previously announced cast members Claire Danes, Zazie Beetz, and Timothy Olyphant in the six-episode series. The official logline for the show reads, “An investigation into a botched kidnapping uncovers long-held secrets connecting multiple characters and cultures in present day New York City.” Character details are currently being kept under wraps. Quaid’s past TV credits include the shows “Merry Happy Whatever,” “Goliath,” “The Art of More,” and “Vegas.” He is best known for his many films roles, like “Midway,” “American Underdog,” “The Day After Tomorrow,” “The Alamo,” and “Any Given Sunday.”

Chrissy Teigen says she lost her son Jack to abortion, not a miscarriage. The 36-year-old television personality - who has Luna, six, and Miles, four, and is expecting another baby with husband John Legend - tragically lost a little boy halfway through her pregnancy in October 2020. And in a new interview, the former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover star explained how shocked she was to realise it was an abortion she had, not a miscarriage to save her life for her baby that had "no chance" of survival.

Survivor alums Danny McCray and Sarah Lacina became the first winners of The Challenge: USA on Wednesday, September 14, after what looked like a grueling final challenge and certainly a shocking conclusion to the spinoff of the MTV series.

Michaela Zee editor The American Film Institute has announced that the world premiere of “Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me” is set to open the 36th edition of AFI Fest on Nov. 2. “AFI is proud to launch AFI Fest 2022 with ‘Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me,’ a film as profoundly powerful as it is personal,” AFI President and CEO Bob Gazzale said in a statement. “Selena is a global force in art and entertainment, and we are honored to partner with her, Alek and Apple to shine a light upon her journey in this beautifully crafted celebration of optimism, vulnerability and hopefulness.” Directed by Alek Keshishian (“Madonna: Truth or Dare”), the documentary explores Gomez’s rise to stardom as an actress and singer, along with the personal crises she’s endured throughout her life.