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Donna and Steve are together again!

Tori Spelling gave Beverly Hills, 90210 fans the ultimate mini reunion over the weekend when the actress, who played Donna Martin on the ’90s series, reunited with her former costar Ian Ziering at Dallas Comic-Con.

“Donna & Steve 2gether again! Having fun with my friend @ianziering meeting fans in Dallas! Here w/ @imdeanmcdermott and all the babes! Missing you @erinziering #90210forever,” Spelling, 43, captioned an Instagram photo of her alongside Ziering, who played Steve Sanders on the 10-season series.

Spelling, who is pregnant with her fifth child, also posted a video of the duo chatting about Ziering...

Ian Ziering is an American actor, best known for his roles as Steve Sanders on Beverly Hills, 90210, and as Fin Shepard in the Sharknado film series. Ziering has also appeared on ABC’s Dancing With The Stars and Donald Trump’s reality TV show, Celebrity Apprentice where he placed in sixth. Ian Ziering Bio: Age, Early […]

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Can you believe it's been 16 years since Beverly Hills, 90210 went off the air? That's right, the last episode of the iconic show aired on May 17, 2000 and we're still just as obsessed with the series today! Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered in Oct. 1990 and lasted 10 seasons, bringing us both tears and laughter along the way and introducing us to characters like Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestley), Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty), Donna Martin (Tori Spelling), David Silver (Brian Austin Green), Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering), Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth) and many more! Since the show meant so much to so many people around the world, we're looking back at the series in celebration of We ♥ TV...

Las Vegas is known for having a lot of card sharks, but Sin City is about to be be invaded by a whole different kind of shark on Sunday!

Yes, Syfy's epic Sharknado franchise is flooding the Vegas Strip with its fourth installment Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens, and People has an exclusive sneak peek.

Sadly, the sharknado hits just as Matt Shepard (Hannah Montana alum Cody Linley) is parachuting out of plane alongside new wife Gabrielle (Everybody Hates Chris alum Imani Hakim) – forcing Matt's dad Fin (Ian Ziering) to save the day ... again.

But if there's anyone worth betting on,...

Las Vegas is known for having a lot of card sharks, but Sin City is about to be be invaded by a whole different kind of shark on Sunday! Yes, Syfy's epic Sharknado franchise is flooding the Vegas Strip with its fourth installment Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens, and People has an exclusive sneak peek. Sadly, the sharknado hits just as Matt Shepard (Hannah Montana alum Cody Linley) is parachuting out of plane alongside new wife Gabrielle (Everybody Hates Chris alum Imani Hakim) - forcing Matt's dad Fin (Ian Ziering) to save the day ... again. But if there's anyone worth betting on,...

Former "Dancing With the Stars" pro dancer Cheryl Burke doesn't seem to be sorry for saying that "90210" alum Ian Ziering was her least favorite partner. However, she's sorry that she used the phrase "slit my wrists" to describe just how much she could not stand him.

Burke is going to be on the podcast "Allegedly" with Theo Von and Matt Weiss, and an excerpt was shared with TMZ, then across the web. People covered it with the headline "Cheryl Burke Says Ian Ziering Was Her 'Least Favorite' Partner on DWTS: 'Made Me Want to Slit My Wrists'"

In the podcast, Burke said working with Ziering on DWTS Season 4 in 2007 "made me want to slit my wrists." She added, "The fact that his name's not [pronounced] 'Eee-an' and it's 'Eye-an' makes me want to throw up." The hosts noted that Ziering seemed "very intense" during his later stint on "The Celebrity Apprentice.

I love a heartwarming, feel-good romance story just as much as the next person, but sometimes, it’s those doomed cinematic relationships that tend to stick with you the most. One of the more interesting ill-fated couples I recently encountered was Rob (Cian Barry) and Holly (Abigail Hardingham) from Nina Forever. The new couple must endure the looming presence of Rob’s ex-girlfriend, Nina (Fiona O’Shaughnessy), who died recently in a car accident and happens to show up anytime they become intimate.

The pitch-black comedy touches on a lot of the complications that come with modern relationships and all the proverbial baggage we endure as a result of our previous romantic entanglements. It really struck me throughout the story just how well directors Ben and Chris Blaine perfectly explore those themes in Nina Forever, making me realize that some of my very favorite movie love affairs, particularly from the 1980s,...

Whether you watched "Beverly Hills, 90210" back in the day or you're just catching up now, you most likely have a crush on Dylan McKay. If your taste leaned more towards Brandon Walsh, Steve Sanders, or David Silver, then we just can't truly identify with you. And if you were a Ray Pruit person, then we just really can't help you.

Dylan is the ultimate '90s dreamboat, has the best hair ever, and is a bad boy with a good heart. We seriously understand why Cher Horowitz was saving herself for Luke Perry. Here are 13 reasons we'll always have the hots for Dylan McKay.

The '90s are back, baby. We hope you're ready to revisit America's most famous zip code on Saturday, Oct. 3, as E! News has your exclusive first look at the cast for The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story, Lifetime's latest tell-all TV movie about the behind-the-scenes drama of one of the '90s most iconic series, and it. Is. Epic. The sideburns. The denim. The Steve Sanders. It's just too much, yet not enough?!  And now, may we exclusively introduce you to the cast of The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story, including your new Shannen Doherty/Brenda Walsh and Luke Perry/Dylan McKay? Taking on the role of Brandon Walsh/Jason Priestley is Switched at...

He may have found fame in Beverly Hills, 90210, but Ian Ziering has set his sights on another zip code these days. Ziering relocated to New York City to vie for the title on Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice. Besides being a clothing entrepreneur – though he's also Chippendales-approved and ready for any tasks that require shirtlessness – Ziering has one major edge one his opponents: Have they ever faced off against a throng of sharks? That is, not in the boardroom …

Follow Ziering on Twitter and check back for his exclusive blog posts on People.com after each episode of The Celebrity Apprentice.

Since Ian Ziering was standing in for Harvey, we had to ask a "90210" question ... but when we brought up the show's reboot -- Shocker!! He did Not watch it!!And it's all because Steve Sanders demands accuracy in sex scenes. Standards, dude.  Read more...

With a nightmarish take on extreme weather, last year’s Sharknado got our vote for best shark movie of all-time. With its sequel — creatively titled Sharknado 2: The Second One — premiering tonight, it’s time to look at the scariest sharks to roam the streets of Hollywood.

In movie world, the second installment typically means whatever preexisting villain there is will be back, and badder than ever. For stars Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, this means the freak hurricane that rocked the West Coast, causing sharks to wind up on land has moved east to New York City. But is the sharknado that aims to destroy all of midtown Manhattan the most intimidating fish ever, or simply a monster that wants to share a Peach Pit burger with Steve Sanders? Before you tune in, check out of list of pop culture sharks much more intimidating than the monstrosity set to terrorize your television screens.

With a nightmarish take on extreme weather, last year’s Sharknado got our vote for best shark movie of all-time. With its sequel — creatively titled Sharknado 2: The Second One — premiering tonight, it’s time to look at the scariest sharks to roam the streets of Hollywood.

In movie world, the second installment typically means whatever preexisting villain there is will be back, and badder than ever. For stars Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, this means the freak hurricane that rocked the West Coast, causing sharks to wind up on land has moved east to New York City. But is the sharknado that aims to destroy all of midtown Manhattan the most intimidating fish ever, or simply a monster that wants to share a Peach Pit burger with Steve Sanders? Before you tune in, check out of list of pop culture sharks much more intimidating than the monstrosity set to terrorize your television screens.

Ian Ziering no longer is Steve Sanders. Now, “He is Sharknado.”

Tara Reid made that declaration during the pair’s visit to TVLine’s San Diego Comic-Con suite, where they talked up the splashy sequel to Syfy’s perfect social media storm of 2013.

Related Sharknado 2: Vivica A. Fox, Judd Hirsch (as a Taxi Driver!) and Others Join Schlockquel’s Cast

In the video below, Ziering tells TVLine’s Michael Ausiello, “There’s a lot of anticipation, a lot of excitement” for Sharknado 2: The Second One , which premieres Wednesday, July 30 and finds his Finn once again braving a...

Steve Sanders has still got it!"Beverly Hills, 90210" star Ian Ziering made his return to Chippendales in Las Vegas on Saturday, showing off his buff body on the red carpet. The shirtless stud gave people a taste of what they can come see at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino while he performs there until July.Check out some video of his performance below -- including a hilarious "Risky Business" dance in his tighty-whities! We have to say -- the 50-year-old actor looks amazing!The "Sharknado" star dropped 30 pounds before his first stint on the Chippendales stage. So, how did he get into such great shape?"There really is only way to make that happen — diet and exercise," he told Racked: Vegas. "I wanted to achieve a level of fitness that was not going to embarrass me. Women are going to see Adonis with a bow tie around his neck.

It was the greatest reveal at the Greatest Panel in Television History: Adam Scott and pals nearly re-created the amazing opening credits sequence of Beverly Hills 90210 as the third installment of the Adult Swim series The Greatest Event in Television History. Joined on stage by his wife and producing partner Naomi Scott, the Parks and Recreation star told Vulture’s Denise Martin that the project had gotten far enough along that casting had even begun. Rob Lowe had agreed to play the Jason Priestley character Brandon Walsh, and we would have also gotten to see Elizabeth Banks as Jennie Garth’s Kelly Taylor, Jon Hamm as Luke Perry’s Dylan McKay, Chris Pratt as Ian Ziering’s Steve Sanders, and Brian Austin Green reprising his role as Brian Austin Green’s David Silver. Sadly, coordinating the schedules of so many cast members turned out to be a logistical nightmare, according to Adam Scott.

While Beverly Hills, 90210 inspired endless Brandon-versus-Dylan debates, Ian Ziering has remained a formidable fan favorite since his Peach Pit days. It's hard to believe the chiseled, blond hunk turns 50 Sunday. Ziering, who played spoiled-yet-sensitive Steve Sanders on the long-running series, has more recently made headlines for his stint as a Chippendales dancer and a starring role in the Syfy Channel's surprise hit Sharknado. In honor of Ziering's birthday, here are five reasons we're still Team Ian. (In case you were wondering, Gabrielle Carteris was the first of the 90210 gang to hit the big 5-0, in 2011, while Brian Austin Green won't...

This February, close out the school year in style with a Graduation Day to remember in Wolverine & the X-Men #42 by fan favorite writer Jason Aaron, who ends his critically acclaimed run with one last bombastic issue.

They’ve fought monsters, aliens, the Hellfire Club, and even their own school building – but now, the inaugural class of the Jean Grey School prepares to leave their hallowed halls behind. That is, if they survive that long!

Wolverine & The X-Men artists past and present return to school for one last tearful goodbye, including Chris Bachalo, Nick Bradshaw, Ramón Pérez, Pepe Larraz and Steve Sanders. And if that’s not enough Shawn Crystal (Deadpool) and Nuno Alves (Marvel Fairy Tales) join in on the fun! Plus, a surprise taste of the new volume of Wolverine & The X-Men #1 from new series writer Jason Latour that will have you begging for more!

Where do the graduates go from here?...

Fan favorite writer Jason Aaron ends his critically acclaimed run with one last bombastic issue – and he’s bringing some friends! Wolverine & The X-Men artists past and present return to school for one last tearful goodbye, including Chris Bachalo, Nick Bradshaw, Ramón Pérez, Pepe Larraz and Steve Sanders. And if that’s not enough Shawn Crystal (Deadpool) and Nuno Alves (Marvel Fairy Tales) join in on the fun! Plus, a surprise taste of the new volume of Wolverine & The X-Men #1 from new series writer Jason Latour that will have you begging for more! Where do the graduates go from here? Who stays? Who goes? And who survives? Find out this February as Jason Aaron brings his blockbuster series to a close in Wolverine & The X-men #42! Wolverine & The X-men #42 Written by Jason Aaron Art by Nick Bradshaw, Pepe Larraz, Ramon Perez, Steve Sanders, Chris Bachalo, Nuno Alves, Shawn Crystal...

What do Ian Ziering and Chris Farley have in common, besides being dashing icons of the 1990s, easily one of the 14 best decades of the past century? They also have a connection to the cherished male dance troupe Chippendales. Also read: ‘Sharknado’ Meets ‘Twilight’: Syfy Announces Latest Winning-Ass Original Movie CNN newsman stripped away the B.S. and connected the dots on Thursday night’s edition of his “The RidicuList” segment, exposing the fact that Ziering — best known as the aggressively bland Steve Sanders on “Beverly Hills, 90210″ — and deceased “Saturday Night Live” funnyman Farley are more alike than meets.

Reviewed by Chris Wright, MoreHorror.com

Directed By: Masssimiliano Cerchi

Written By: Simonetta Mostarda

Starring: Robert Cummins (Satan Claus), Jodie Rafty (Sandra Logan), Robert Hector (Steve Sanders), Barie Snider, Lauretta Ali (Maman), Daisy Vel (Lt. Lisa Red), John Romanelli (Sergeant Todd Miller), Roy Ashton (Ken), Cyrstal Herold (Sharon), Taylor Kristiansen (TV Reporter), Mark Courtein (Hooligan), Mark Greenfield (Homeless Man), Nick Van Eeden (Jeff Molansky), Christine Taylor (Victim #1), Jimmy Stanford Hoffman (Victim #2)

I went in to “Satan Claus” with rather low expectations. It turns out my low expectations were higher than they should have been! This is by far one of the worst Christmas themed horror movies I have ever feasted my eyes on. I wanted to jab a red hot poker through my eyes watching this travesty of a horror movie. The person who wrote it doesn’t have any other credits to the persons name other than this movie.

Syfy's "Sharknado" took the world by storm (by sharknado?) last month when it debuted on an otherwise nondescript Thursday night. In particular, logging into Twitter turned into its own sharknado of sorts, with rapid-fire tweets encompassing the simultaneous bewilderment, fascination and amusement of viewers of the movie from around the world.

Despite its unexpected phenomena, the film's humble writer, Thunder Levin, remains mostly out of the spotlight, though the fact that a sequel is already in production (supposedly taking place in New York City as opposed to the original film's Los Angeles) may just change that.

Levin spoke to NextMovie this week about Al Gore, the revelation that is Ian Ziering and Obama's lack of preparedness in the event of an actual sharknado attack.

Congrats on the movie. It's a phenomenon.

It's gotten completely out of control. It's actually very surreal. I mean, whoever could have expected this little SyFy...

It's been more than a decade since the 1990s ended, yet the Internet can't seem to go a day without a reminder of the neon slap bracelets that may have been banned from your school.

Yes, we get it. Times are tough and there's comfort in reflection, but enough is enough.

Below, a final goodbye to the 90s to end the nostalgia once and for all. (We're not kidding. There are 1990 items below.)

1. Scrunchies

2. "The Wild Thornberries"

3. Dawson and Joey

4. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"

5. Mr. Feeny

7. MTV playing music videos

8. Snick

9. The premiere of "Freaks and Geeks"

10. Levar Burton

11. "Daria"

12. "Arthur"

13. "The Powerpuff Girls"

14. "Smart Guy"

15. Comedy Central globe logo with buildings

16. "The X-Files"

17. Rosie O'Donnell

18. Bill Nye

19. "Dawson's Creek"

20. The Mighty Ducks"

21. "Are You Afraid of the Dark"

22. Cornholio

23. Rachel Green

24. Tim Allen

25. "All That"

26. "Beverly Hills 90210"

27. "Step by Step"

28. "The Ren & Stimpy Show"

29. "The Famous Jett Jackson"

30. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer...

The most viral scene in Sharknado, the breakout SyFy movie about tornado-tossed killer sharks wreaking havoc on land, involves Ian Ziering escaping from inside the belly of a shark with a chainsaw. (If you like laughing and being totally grossed out at the same time, the gory footage can be viewed at the bottom of this post.) Ziering -- best known for his role as sporty rich kid Steve Sanders on the original Beverly Hills, 90210 -- is back in the zeitgest, this time, as bar owner Fin (ha) who sets out to save his children and estranged wife (Tara Reid) after a series

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Last night, Ian Ziering and Tara Reid swam back into our hearts when they starred in SyFy’s “so bad it’s so good” thriller, Sharknado.

While some might believe the film to be a load of unrealistic trash, we at VH1 think it’s a masterpiece. We believe in this so much that we are willing to explain why Sharknado is better than the top 10 best silly shark movies of all time–thereby making it the best shark movie of all time.

That’s right. Sharknado reigns supreme because it has a scene where Ian Ziering destroys a shark by leaping inside the shark with a chainsaw and sawing it in half.

If only Steven Spielberg had thought of arming Steve Sanders with a chainsaw against a great white shark in Jaws, it would be the undisputed masterpiece of shark cinema…

[Photo Credit: SyFy & Vine]...

"Sharknado" may represent the pinnacle of the nature-disaster movie genre. There are sharks. There are tornados. Both seem intent to rain death and destruction down upon '90s-era stars like Ian Ziering and Tara Reid.

Where can the Syfy Original Movie franchise go after this?

That's not the concern of this blog. Instead, this bit of important writing will focus on the minutiae of "Sharknado," chronicling one person's experience as this seminal film plays out. Please, follow along. There may never be another event like this.

Here begins the live blog

Even before the opening credits role, we get to see a tornado -- more accurately, a waterspout -- suck up sharks "20 miles off the coast of Mexico."

Somewhere nearby, Captain Santiago negotiates with a very serious Asian man while drinking tea or coffee or something. They might be talking about fish. Santiago wants a million. He gets it by flashing a gun.

Even a night at the Peach Pit After Dark wouldn't be able to top this. Shannen Doherty, 42, and Jennie Garth, 41, jetted off to Sin City to catch their former Beverly Hills, 90210 costar Ian Ziering as a Chippendales dancer at Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino. "Chippendales is a very interactive show and we managed to surprise them both by including them on stage in a few production numbers," Ziering tells People. "I was very flattered by their comments. And judging by their reaction, I know they had a great time." The actresses, who were small-screen besties in the '90s, couldn't...

Shannen Doherty and Jennie Garth had a special reunion with their former 90210 castmate Ian Ziering in Las Vegas last night. The two ladies jetted out to Sin City to watch Ian close out his four-week guest appearance for Chippendales at the Rio Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. On the carpet, the trio posed for pictures and at one point could not contain their laughter as they adjusted Ian's bow tie while he showed off his shirtless body. Ian, who played Steve Sanders on the '90s hit show alongside Shannen and Jennie, made his Chippendales debut early last month after a 25-pound weight-loss transformation. His old friends came out to support his success and snapped pictures backstage before he took the stage for his final performance. Both ladies also took to their Instagram accounts to share personal pictures with other shirtless dancers, and Jennie summed up the night with the caption,...

"Beverly Hills, 90210" stars Shannen Doherty and Jennie Garth hung out this weekend, but it wasn't at the Peach Pit. They were in Las Vegas, to see Steve Sanders Ian Ziering perform as a Chippendales dancer at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino.

"Look out Vegas," Garth captioned an Instagram photo of herself and Doherty en route to Sin City on Sunday.

Garth, 41, and Doherty, 42, weren't always said to be the best of friends, but in a 2012 interview with The Huffington Post, Doherty explained how she was able to mend fences with her onetime rival.

"Jennie and I reconnected on the new '90210' and, through that process, we were able to sort of talk and work out what our issues were with each other in the past, and look at each other and go, 'Ok, wow... I get where you were coming from.' And she got where I was coming from back then,...

9021-Oh yeah!Former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Ian Ziering hit the stage with the shirtless hunks of Chippendales this weekend -- and he definitely got in shape for his role in the show.The 49-year-old actor will be a guest host for the Las Vegas show Thursdays through Sundays through June 30 at the Rio.Ziering dropped an impressive 25 pounds in the last three months for the gig -- and was seen working out like crazy -- going from 205 to 180 pounds!Looks like all that hard work paid off. Check out more photos of Steve Sanders' sculpted abs and torso in the gallery above. Read more...

Ian Ziering is 49 and fine!The former "Beverly Hills, 90210" stud showed off his surprisingly buff bod during a CrossFit training session on Thursday in Studio City.The actor is currently preparing for his upcoming stint with Chippendales. Ian will hit the stage at the Rio in Las Vegas through June and will definitely be showing some skin.Looks like he doesn't have too much to worry about does he? Lookin' good, Steve Sanders! Read more...

Attention West Beverly High alumni: Steve Sanders is jacked.Former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Ian Ziering is getting pumped for his upcoming gig stripping with the yoked man panty crew of Chippendales ... by working out -- with a photographer on hand -- in Studio City on Thursday.While the 49-year-old's shirtless Vegas stint doesn't start until June ... he's already showing off his peach pits. Read more...

Ian Ziering is destined to be surrounded by women. The Beverly Hills, 90210 heartthrob, who played rich kid Steve Sanders for 10 seasons on the 1990s Aaron Spelling drama, just welcomed his second daughter with wife Erin Ludwig, a source confirms to Us Weekly. (Celebuzz was the first to report the birth.) The baby girl was born on April 25, a date that already has special significance for the couple. Two years ago, Ziering and his wife welcomed their first daughter, Mia Loren, on April 25. Earlier this [...]...

Steve Sanders has still got it! Beverly Hills, 90210 heartthrob Ian Ziering -- who played rich kid Steve for 10 seasons on the 1990s Aaron Spelling drama -- is about to give Channing Tatum's Magic Mike a run for his money. Beginning June 6, the 49-year-old actor will be taking off his clothes as a guest headliner for the Las Vegas production of famed male dance revue Chippendales. Ziering's four-week stint with the show will include performances every Thursday through Sunday at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and [...]...

In the world of 90210 ... if Tori Spelling were a stripper, Ian Ziering would be her male counterpart ... and this scary fantasy has become real because he's heading to Vegas baby!Ian is the latest celeb to join the infamous Las Vegas Chippendales revue for a guest dancing stint -- following in the footsteps of Joey Lawrence, Jake Pavelka and 98 Degrees star Jeff Timmons. Ian will be taking most of it off at the Rio All-Suite...

Is there any kind of ancient philosophical concept that describes the state of finding a TV episode to be convoluted as all get-out, but also supremely entertaining?

Because if there is, I would like to use it to describe my experience watching "Hoa Pili (Close Friend)." No? Nothing? Maybe there's a phrase in French. They're good with that stuff. Look it up and get back to me.

Despite a confusing middle section (which led me to fill a notebook page with sentence fragments like "wait which fisherman whaaa"), "Hoa Pili (Close Friend)" was a fun, dynamic cartoon, complete with a shark that kinda looked like Bruce from Finding Nemo and an actual cargo container dropped on someone's head, Wile E. Coyote style.

It's rare that an episode's weakest asset is its actual plot, but that was the case tonight - every moment that wasn't devoted to moving the main story forward,...

Hilary Swank is pleased that cable TV continues to give her movies such strong afterlives.

This month alone, the Cinemax channels are running both of the dramas that earned her Academy Awards for best actress -- "Boys Don't Cry" and "Million Dollar Baby" -- and also are featuring her as part of the huge ensemble cast of the comedy "New Year's Eve."

And that's hardly all: Swank also is evident in March showings of "Freedom Writers" (which she also executive-produced) on MTV, "The Core" on IFC, "The Next Karate Kid" on Encore Family, and her pre-Oscars TV movie "Terror in the Family" on The Movie Channel Extra.

"I appreciate all the opportunities I've had," Swank tells Zap2it, "from my early television work until now. Some of that television work might not be the most astute material, but they were great chances for me to grow and to learn as an actor.

After a strong mid-season return last week, "Olelo Ho'opa'i Make (Death Sentence)" veered all over the place - one moment, impressing with gorgeous fight choreography and action movie-level production values; and the next, presenting the least plausible prison riot that I have ever seen in my TV-watching life.

Throw in some unreleased Jimi Hendrix songs, and, yes, it was a lot to process. But ultimately, it did satisfy... even if there was enough discussion of Spam for it to officially count as a subplot.

Why did Frank Delano's brother kidnap Chin and stick him in a prison, instead of just taking him out behind the barn and shooting him? I don't know; why do super-villains slowly dip secret agents into enormous vats of acid instead of just taking them out behind the barn and shooting them? Because it looks cooler, and it's more fun!

This episode was Hawaii Five-0 at its action movie-est,...

It's fun watching the guests cringe when Andy Cohen announces that it's time to play "Plead the Fifth" on "Watch What Happens: Live" (Weeknights, 11 p.m. Et on Bravo). Tori Spelling winced a little when he asked her which room in her house people might be surprised to find out she'd had sex in.

"I'm gonna say a bathroom," she said. But she didn't specify which bathroom, so any future guests to stately Spelling-McDermott manor might want to keep that in mind when asking to use the facilities.

His next question really put her on the spot. It was "Marry, Shag, Kill" with three of the characters from "Beverly Hills, 90210." Which would she marry, which would she shag and which would she kill of Brandon Walsh, Dylan McKay and Steve Sanders.

Spelling made it very clear that this was about the characters and not the actors who played them before answering.

It's fun watching the guests cringe when Andy Cohen announces that it's time to play "Plead the Fifth" on "Watch What Happens: Live" (Weeknights, 11 p.m. Et on Bravo). Tori Spelling winced a little when he asked her which room in her house people might be surprised to find out she'd had sex in.

"I'm gonna say a bathroom," she said. But she didn't specify which bathroom, so any future guests to stately Spelling-McDermott manor might want to keep that in mind when asking to use the facilities.

His next question really put her on the spot. It was "Marry, Shag, Kill" with three of the characters from "Beverly Hills, 90210." Which would she marry, which would she shag and which would she kill of Brandon Walsh, Dylan McKay and Steve Sanders.

Spelling made it very clear that this was about the characters and not the actors who played them before answering.

Thank you, Dancing with the Stars. The show's two hour episode Monday night didn't feel like two hours and that's a victory within itself. The show was great and that was mainly because of its "Popular Film Scores" theme.

It only took four weeks to do so, but the contestants are finally getting a bit more competitive. Everyone was stressed during rehearsals and that's because its finally to the point where anyone can go home. Here's the top five moments of last night's show. Only a few more hours to see who gets the boot!

Check out the recap here!

1. Cher was there. Cher! Forget the Kardashian clan, Dr. Phil, Donny Osmond and Steve Sanders from Beverly Hills 90210. Cher and Chaz's step-mother, Mary Bono, the wife to the late Sonny Bono, were there to support Chaz in his Rocky number and it didn't go unnoticed. It took Cher until the...

How insanely adorable is this picture? Ian Ziering took his five month old baby girl Mia out for a stroll in Beverly Hills, California. They popped into a medical building and left soon after and Ian made sure he had Mia right by him at every moment. There’s something about dads and baby carriers that is just so cute. Pity we can’t see more of his daughter’s face, but the whole image still just makes us go “awww”. Steve Sanders sure grew up alright!

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Jennifer Grant will be watching Sunday (Aug. 21) as her screen-legend father inhabits Turner Classic Movies for 24 hours straight.

Still widely considered one of the most singular of all film stars, Cary Grant will have his turn in the channel's annual, month-long "Summer Under the Stars" festival that showcases one actor's work each day. The lineup includes such Grant staples as "Bringing Up Baby," "Gunga Din," "The Philadelphia Story" and the Alfred Hitchcock-directed "North by Northwest."

Jennifer Grant's book "Good Stuff: A Reminiscence of My Father, Cary Grant" was published in May. Regarding Sunday's TCM picks, she tells Zap2it, "I love the movies they're showing. I'd seen all of Dad's films prior to writing the book, but the book really wasn't about his career. Many people could write better books about his history in the cinema, but the way I know him is as a father. And I...

Despite its myriad of improvements over the course of the past three seasons, last night’s Prom-centric episode of 90210 crystallized an issue that has been plaguing the troubled series since its hastily crafted inception.

That issue? The astonishing misuse of West Beverly High.

One of the biggest appeals of its predecessor Beverly Hills 90210 was the fact that audiences truly believed these kids went to high school. From Andrea Zuckerman’s academic intensity and Steve Sanders’ failing grades, to Donna Martin’s learning disability and subsequent fight to graduate, West Beverly High wasn’t just a home to the occasional sexual assault by a trusted teacher, it was a living and breathing entity at the center of these kid’s universe that helped fuel a wonderful world of storylines that fans could not only relate to, but cared about. As New York was to Sex And The City, West Beverly High...

Ian Ziering can now add father to his resume. The Steve Sanders of "Beverly Hills, 90210" and his wife Erin have welcomed their first child together on Monday, April 25, according to People Magazine. The baby girl, who weighed in at 7 lbs., 6 oz., was born at 10:09 P.M. in Los Angeles.

The 47-year-old actor himself has made use of his Facebook to announce the birth of his daughter. "Well, it's official, I'm a dad! As I sit holding Mia, Erin sleeps the most beautiful sleep," he wrote. "My thoughts race with visions of a brighter future, only made possible by what happens today... or, last night! God bless us all."

The former competitor on season four of "Dancing with the Stars" named his newborn daughter Mia Loren Ziering. People mag reported that his baby girl's name begins with the letter "M" in honor of the actor's late mother Micki.

Ian married...

"90210" alum Ian Ziering is a new dad!

The 47-year-old actor and his wife, Erin, welcomed their first child -- daughter Mia -- on Monday night, Ian confirmed on his Facebook page.

"Well, it's official, I'm a dad!" the star, most known for his role as Steve Sanders on "Beverly Hills, 90210," wrote.

The couple announced the pregnancy back in October 2010, with Ian noting that he and his wife were "beyond excited" to add to their family.

Ian and Erin began dating in 2009 and announced their engagement in February 2010.

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Exclusive: Ian Ziering's Wife Gives Birth to Baby Girl!

Steve Sanders is a daddy!

TooFab has learned Ian Ziering's wife, Erin Ludwig, gave birth to a little girl last night.

When the couple announced Erin's pregnancy back in November, Ian told People "Erin and I are very excited to be parents. It's something we both have always wanted."

This is the first child for the former "Beverly Hills 90210" star and Erin, who tied the knot back in May 2010.

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It made very little sense for The CW to remake Beverly Hills, 90210.

When the original series premiered in 1990, the concept of a primetime soap opera based around rich teenagers was novel. By the time 90210 aired, however?

Bravo was focusing an entire franchise around wealthy families and the genre was so played out that another CW series (Gossip Girl) essentially served as a parody of it.

At first, 90210 clearly didn't know what to do with itself. It tried catering to fans of the original by bringing back Jennie Garth (as a guidance counselor, logical enough), Shannen Doherty (for no valid reason) and Tori Spelling (truly, for no valid reason).

After a season, it ditched any connection to the original series and tried focusing on its new, core characters. There was just one problem: none were particularly interesting, and all were just horribly-acted.

On season three, the show has attempted to depict more current,...

Actor Ian Ziering has a baby on the way! Ian, known for his role as Steve Sanders on "Beverly Hills, 90210", and his wife Erin Ludwig are expecting a daughter in April, People.com reports. "Erin and I are very excited to be parents. It's something we both have always wanted," Ian, 46, told the website. "[Erin] is four-and-a-half months along, and we both are beyond excited." The couple wed in June of this year, and his "90210" co-stars Jason Priestley, Jennie Garth and Brian Austin Green were all in attendance.

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Indeed, the third season premiere of 90210 offered up many storylines for fans to chew on - and that's exactly what a TV Fanatic Round Table is for! Join us below as staff members analyze various aspects from "Senior Year, Baby" and don't forget to discuss it with fellow fans in our 90210 forum...

Can AnnaLynne McCord pull off Naomi's storyline?

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Lj Gibbs: The quick, easy answer is no. But I'm trying to look past McCord and focus on the plot itself. Kudos...