News

Tiffany Darwish, a pop star popular in the ’80s, got into an accident last week while driving her car on Interstate 65 in Nashville, Tennessee.

While driving on the interstate a truck driving near her lost its tire, and it hit her car with her inside it. The tire ended up getting caught under the side of the car she was driving.

Darwish was not injured in the accident, but her car is severally damaged, including a part of the vehicle being ripped off, multiple dents and a torn transmission. She did not comment on whether she got medical attention after the accident.

She did post an update on her Instagram feed Thursday with a picture of the sky and clouds forming a heart.

“Thanking the angels above,” she wrote, “and thank you to all who’ve reached out after my car accident … I’m feeling fine, no complications… Hoping they...

New Kids on the Block have recruited fellow Nineties stars Salt-n-Pepa, Naughty by Nature, Debbie Gibson and Tiffany for their massive MixTape Tour, which launches next spring. The 53-city tour kicks off May 2nd in Cincinnati, Ohio and touches nearly every corner of the continental U.S. before concluding July 14th in Hollywood, Florida. Tickets for the MixTape Tour go on sale to the public beginning October 12th.

To celebrate the upcoming trek, New Kids on the Block dropped a new song titled “80s Baby” featuring all their tour mates:...

Rest in Peace, Tommy Page.

The singer-songwriter was found dead on Friday, according to Billboard. The outlet reports that Page died of apparent suicide. He was 46.

Watch: Bill Paxton, Star of ‘Twister’ and HBO’s ‘Big Love,’ Dies at 61

Page was best known for his No. 1 single, 1990's "I'll Be Your Everything," written in collaboration with New Kids on the Block's Jordan Knight and Danny Wood.

Page later returned to Nyu to pursue a career as a business executive, continuing to record nine studio albums and tour throughout his life, while shaping the careers of artists like Michael Buble, Alanis Morissette, Josh Groban, David Foster and Green Day as an A&R executive at Warner Bros./Reprise Records.

Later in life, Page enjoyed successful positions at Billboard, Pandora, Cumulus Media and the Village Voice. He is survived by his partner, Charlie, and their three children.

Stars like Tiffany Darwish, Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood and [link...

New York and ABC invite you to travel back to the ’80s! Join us for an exclusive screening of the new show The Goldbergs, followed by a special live performance with ’80s popstar Tiffany and the cover band Jessie’s Girl. Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while you watch this season’s hottest new comedy!Tuesday, September 17th 6-9 p.m., The Cutting Room, NYC To RSVP, email events@nymag.com[/link]...

"Celebrity Wife Swap" has outdone itself this summer. When the series returns on Sunday, June 23, audiences will get a double swap: Bristol Palin and her sister, Willow -- the daughters of politician Sarah Palin -- will trade places with Joan and Melissa Rivers.

The results may be explosive.

For the episode, Melissa Rivers will head to Wasilla, Alaska to spend a week living with Willow Palin and Bristol's four-year-old son, Tripp. Bristol Palin, meanwhile, will head to Los Angeles for a week with Joan and Melissa's 12-year-old- son, Cooper. Two very different lifestyles will be on display for the show.

At the Palin household, it seems that Tripp is in charge. Melissa will have to deal not only with snow (not a big thing in La) but also with Tripp's energy and lack of discipline. Willow isn't likely to be much help with this as she is more often Tripp's co-conspirator.

For the Season 10 premiere of "What Not To Wear," Stacy London and Clinton Kelly got their hands on '80s pop princess Tiffany. The former queen of the mall tours had been hiding behind ill-fitting vintage clothes for years. Even after gaining a trimmer figure, she continued to wear her over-sized look.

Of course, Clinton and Stacy got rid of that right away, instead putting her into tapered jackets and outfits that show off her weight loss. Tiffany told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that she should have known better. She owns a vintage clothing store and helps her customers look their best in that style.

While she's stuck with her love of the vintage look, she says she's maintained the tips and tricks she learned from Stacy and Clinton. The whole experience was a positive one for her.

"I had body issues and just a lot of bad habits," she said.

"What Not To Wear" is giving Tiffany -- of "I Think We're Alone Now" fame -- a makeover, and HuffPost TV has the exclusive first look at the episode.

In the Season 10 premiere of TLC's "What Not To Wear" (Thurs., Jan. 3 at 10 p.m. Est), Stacy London and Clinton Kelly will guide the '80s pop star -- who once made jean jackets a fashion staple -- through a much-needed change.

As she tells Stacy and Clinton in the exclusive clip above, Tiffany nominated herself for "What Not To Wear" and will spend her own money on the new clothes. "My friends and my family have brought it to my attention that I dress in things that are a little too big for me, but we'll talk about my issues later," Tiffany says with a laugh.

Throughout Season 10, Stacy and Clinton will makeover more celebrities like Nicole Eggert, Tina Yothers and Shannon Elizabeth.

Directed by: Mary Lambert

Written by: Naomi L. Selfman

Cast: Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, A. Martinez, Kathryn Joosten

Okay, let's get one thing clear. Mega Python vs. Gatoroid is a bad movie. The film contains glaring continuity errors, the acting gets pretty wooden at times, the script is just as lazy as you'd expect and the CGI is pretty bad (though not as bad as Lake Placid 3). In short, it's everything you'd expect from The Asylum, but that's not to say the film isn't a lot of fun. While it doesn't reach the inspired heights of unintentional lunacy in Mega Piranha, director Mary Lambert keeps things moving with very little drag time and refuses to take things too seriously.

The movie opens with Dr. Nikki Riley (Debbie Gibson), an environment activist, breaking into a building to steal a bunch of exotic pythons. With her are Gia and Ben, who are...

In a career that has spanned almost 35 years, filmmaker Mary Lambert has seen a lot and learned even more. She's worked with monsters of all shapes and sizes, from Mötley Crüe to Stephen King. But even she had never encountered something the likes of her latest film, Mega Python vs. Gatoroid, a wonderful little creature feature created for the Syfy cable network by infamous B-movie production house The Asylum.

When I spoke to Lambert recently, she said, "Every day on the set was like being pushed out of an airplane with a World War II parachute into hostile territory. At the end of every day, we were just glad to be alive, even though we knew as survivors that we were just going to be pushed out of the airplane again tomorrow. Nothing surprises me anymore."

The hard work definitely paid off. Of the many low-budget gems foisted upon an unsuspecting,...

Syfy has started off the new year on the right foot.

In a month that saw the premiere of the U.S. adaptation of the British cult favorite Being Human and the net’s reality show Face Off, Syfy has seen a 10 percent increase among adults 18-34. The network’s successful January was capped off by a strong performance (2.35 million) from its Jan. 29 original movie, Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid, starring Debbie Gibson and Tiffany.

Over on Showtime, freshman drama Shameless attracted 1.45 million viewers total on Sunday night, closing out a solid four-week run that outpaced the first four weeks of Dexter,...

Directed by: Mary Lambert

Written by: Naomi Selfman

Cast: Debbie Gibson, Tiffany, A Martinez, Kathryn Joosten, Mickey Dolenz

The fine folks running The Asylum have done it again. Purveyor of mockbusters and Syfy mega-features such as Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus, Mega Piranha and, of course, Mega Shark Versus Crocosaurus, The Asylum has now delivered unto us Mega Python vs. Gatoroid, and it's safe to say that this low-budget delight delivers everything you might desire from a film bearing such a title.

Although the flick's big battle is ostensibly between the titular creatures, in truth the main event features '80s pop tarts Tiffany and Debbie Gibson playing strong women at odds who, by movie's end, are united in more ways than one by a common mega-enemy.

Gibson stars as Nikki, a fervent animal rights activist whose zeal borders on the sociopathic. Tiffany plays Terry, a park ranger whose beat is the Florida Everglades.

{Arghh - more snow and another delay for us!}

Pop music fans - it's the team-up you've been waiting for! Tiffany versus Debbie Gibson, at least on video. The former pop divas mix up up for a new SyFy Channel movie (airing tonight) and tell us what their friendship is really like. Plus we talk to Aisha Tyler and Adam Reed from Archer, where the second season is rolling now on FX!

And be sure to stay on The Point via , RSS, MyPodcast.Com or Podbean!

Follow us now on and !

Don't forget that you can now enjoy The Point 24 hours a Day - 7 Days a week!. Updates on all parts of pop culture, special programming by some of your favorite personalities and the biggest variety of contemporary music on the net - plus there is a great round of new programs on the air including classic radio each night...

Syfy have released a brand new trailer for the eagerly-awaited (at least by me) Tiffany vs. Debbie Gibson match-up Mega Python vs.Gatoroid, which airs on Syfy in the Us tonight.

Directed by Mary Lambert (Pet Sematary 1 and 2, Urban Legends: Bloody Mary), the film sees Gibson play a fanatical animal-rights activist who frees illegally imported exotic snakes from pet stores, sending them into the Everglades, where they grow to mega sizes. Tiffany plays an overzealous park ranger who uses dangerous methods to save endangered alligators (namely pumping them full of steroids!).

After a species of giant python invades the everglades, park workers breed mutant gators to counter the threat. Soon, the battle between giant pythons and mutant gators threatens all of Florida.

The rumors that eighties pop stars Tiffany and Debbie Gibson hated each other back in the day are greatly exaggerated (if you ask them). But certainly, their new monster flick on Syfy, "Mega Python vs. Gatoroid" revisits the old "rumors."

"It's two very strong women and neither one of us are this pristine good girl," Gibson says in a Syfy Q & A video. "Yes, we're justified in our cause, but we're both a little bit off the mark. I'm like, 'Save the pythons, but kill everything else!'"

Playing off the current crisis in the Florida Everglades where Burmese pythons are threatening the area's alligator population, Gibson plays a fanatical animal rights activist pitted against Tiffany's character, who is an overzealous park ranger.

"When I first read the script for this movie, I laughed," Tiffany says. "It's very campy. It was very fun. It was everything it was meant to be I felt.

"Pythons are at the top of the food chain, deal with it!" - Dr. Nikki (Debbie Gibson)"If she hurts my snakes, we'll get it on film!"- Dr. Nikki (Debbie Gibson)"They ruined my perfect garden" - Terry (Tiffany)"We need a bigger gator!" - Terry (Tiffany)"Diego, if you're there, leave my Gator eggs alone!"- Terry (Tiffany)"I just need a moment to regroup"- Mickey Dolenz The mega Saturday night B-Movie fun creature feature is back in big reptilian style as 1980s singing sensations Debbie Gibson and Tiffany face off in a long-awaited pop princess smackdown, when they co-star in the ripped-from-the-headlines Syfy Saturday Original Movie, Mega Python Vs Gatoroid, which will premieres Saturday, January 29, at 9Pm (Et/Pt). Kathryn Joosten (R)...

Lots of genre filmmakers have been harking back to the ’80s in terms of style, but a string of flicks from Syfy and The Asylum have taken a different tack to homaging the decade: casting its most popular teen-pop singers in leading roles. The latest is Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid, and at the film’s world premiere at New York City’s Ziegfeld Theatre (!), Fango spoke to Deborah Gibson and Tiffany, as well as one of the flick’s producers, about their involvement.

Filed under: Celebrity Interviews

Former teen pop idols Debbie Gibson and Tiffany (real name Tiffany Darwish) spent most of the '80s and late '90s running between recording studios and concert venues (including, of course, malls); their paths rarely crossed.

"We were both kind of running so fast that running just as fast as we can to coin a phrase," Gibson told reporters on a conference call. "And we would cross paths, you know, doing a TV show here or there or whatever. But it was really like ships in the night."

Strangely enough, it took a giant mutant python and a snarling hybrid alligator to bring them together. The two team up for the Syfy original movie 'Mega Python vs. Gatoroid' premiering Sat., January 29 at 9Pm Et on Syfy.

"I think it's something that our fans have waited for a long time," Darwish said. "I mean the funny...

The time has come. The stars have aligned. Mega Python vs. Gatoroid premieres on Syfy this weekend. Tiffany and Debbie Gibson are so excited the two one-time teen pop singers have recorded new songs for the soundtrack.

Saturday, January 29th, at 9Pm Est/8Pm Cst on Syfy: Giant python collides with giant alligator as the biggest teen pop princesses of the late 1980s collide in their own long overdue smackdown. Deborah Gibson is an overzealous animal rights activist who releases mutant pythons into the Florida Everglades. Tiffany is a park ranger so angry over her boyfriend's death she feeds steroids to some hungry gators in hopes of creating a bigger, meaner, hungrier gatoroid to eat them pythons. The result will no doubt mark the greatest cinematic clash of giant reptiles since Dragon Wars.

A Martinez ("One Life to Live") and Kathryn Joosten ("Desperate Housewives") co-star. Mary Lambert (Pet Sematary) directs.

The SyFy Channel’s original creature feature “Mega Python vs. Gatoroid” promises a battle unlike any you’ve ever seen when former ’80s pop stars Debbie Gibson and Tiffany throw down. Heck, you can almost say watching two grown women who used to be really big-time mall popstars catfighting is better than seeing a Mega Python battling it out with a Gatoroid, whatever the hell that is. The battle commences this Saturday at 9/8c on the SyFy Channel. function getVideo() { var so = new SWFObject("http://cdn.springboard.gorillanation.com/storage/xplayer/yo033.swf", "mplayer", "590", "375", "8", "#000000"); so.addParam("wmode","transparent"); so.addParam("swliveconnect", "true"); so.addParam("allowscriptaccess", "always"); so.addParam("allowfullscreen", "true"); so.addVariable("pid", "byhw013"); so.addVariable("siteId", "243"); so.addVariable("videoId", "243705"); so.addVariable("autostart", "false"); so.addVariable("file", "http://cms.springboard.gorillanation.com/xml_feeds_advanced/index/243/3/243705/"); so.addVariable("pageUrl", document.location); so.write("flashcontent_243_byhw013_single_243705"); } getVideo();...

Uh, woops. Tiffany has some 'splainin' to do. The '80s pop star accidentally outed former New Kids on the Block member Jonathan Knight Thursday on Bravo's What What Happens Live show. Appearing alongside fellow pop sensation Debbie Gibson to promote their Syfy movie Mega Python vs. Gatoroid, Tiffany said too much when host Andy Cohen asked if she'd ever romanced a NKotB boy bander. "The quiet one. The shy one. He became gay later," Tiffany blurted out. "I didn't do it! But he's fabulous." Cohen, who was having fun with the interview, followed up by asking Tiffany if she "turned" Knight. "No. See, I had issues with that. I was...

The 80s were alive and well in New York tonight as generational stars descended onto NYC’s famed Ziegfeld Theater for the premiere of Syfy’s Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid, starring 80s singers Debbie Gibson (“Only in My Dreams”, “Foolish Beat”) and Tiffany (“I Think We’re Alone Now”).

First to arrive on the red carpet was Alan Thicke and Julie McCullough of Growing Pains and everyone’s favorite high school nerd Dustin Diamond, better known as Screech from Saved by the Bell. Downtown Julie Brown also made an appearance looking as downtown and fabulous as ever with her step-daughter Gianna Schuermann. MTV Hosts Julie Alexandria and Kevin Manno showed up to support their 80s icons along with Reichen Lehmkuhl and Derek Saathoff of Logo’s The A List.

Other invited attendees included singer Tommy Page, Taylor Dane and Doug E. Fresh.

See the gallery of 80s stars and friend below:

Mega Python vs.

This ain’t April Fool’s Day. And this news didn’t come from the same source who said Charlie Sheen was going to play a zombie on The Walking Dead. Yup, folks, it’s true: Stars Debbie Gibson, Tiffany and friends will be attending the world premiere of the Syfy Saturday Original Movie Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid at NY’s legendary Ziegfeld Theatre. (The Charlie Sheen source, however, Did confirm that both Mega Python and Gataroid won’t be attending because of prior commitments).

Mega Python vs. Gatoroid is the next giant monster movie from The Asylum. Riding high on the hype of their previous two mega-monster efforts Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus and Mega Piranha, the film brings together the female stars of those two movies in a head to head confrontation that fans have been waiting for since the 1980s…

After a species of giant python invades the everglades, park workers breed mutant gators to counter the threat. Soon, the battle between giant pythons and mutant gators threatens all of Florida.

In anticipation of the films debut next month, Syfy have released four new clips from the film:

Directed by Mary Lambert (Pet Sematary 1 and 2, Urban Legends: Bloody Mary), Mega Python vs. Gatoroid stars former pop stars Tiffany and Debbie Gibson and sees Gibson play a fanatical animal-rights activist who frees illegally imported exotic snakes from pet stores, sending them into the Everglades,...

When giant snakes invade your town, what do you do? If you're 80's pop star Tiffany you feed alligators raw chickens pumped full of steroids in a bid to make bigger, tougher alligators to eat the snakes. And when one of you freakishly large gators - so big it can only be referred to as a 'gatoroid' - corners fellow 80's pop star Debbie Gibson in a cave, what then? Drive your car over it's tail, of course!

SyFy have released four clips from their upcoming original movie Megapython Versus Gatoroid for your viewing pleasure and we've got 'em below. Pet Semetary's Mary Lambert directs.

Syfy has a gift for all of us this Christmas: four exclusive clips from Mega Python vs. Gatoroid. Warring gargantuan reptiles: truly the gift that keeps on giving.

Mega Python vs. Gatoroid: A smackdown so titanic it could not happen until Syfy's and The Asylum's wonder twin powers combined. A January 29th premiere date has been set.

Starring Eighties pop singers Debbie Gibson and Tiffany, both survivors of previous Asylum "mega" movies, in this tale a fanatical animal rights activist unleashes giant pythons into the Florida Everglades, forcing a distraught park ranger to fight back by feeding alligators steroids to eventually create one stupendous "gatoroid".

The first clip appears to be Tiffany's Emmy "For Your Consideration" reel. Just 1:28 of the former teen pop singer turned "mega" actress doing Susan Lucci melodramatics to the max as she repeatedly screams "They ruined everything!" at the old lady from "Desperate Housewives".

The...

What’s the major showdown in Syfy’s latest Saturday Original Movie—Mega Shark vs. Gatoroid? Or Debbie Gibson vs. Tiffany? Find out when Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid has its just-dated debut on the channel. The film is a production of The Asylum—which just released Mega Shark Versus Crocosaurus (pictured) on DVD today. (That film doesn’t have Tiffany or Debbie Gibson, but does have a massive prehistoric shark and…well, a Crocosaurus.)...

The mega madness continues at the American Film Market, but this one is '80s themed. The Asylum has brought their latest with Mega Python vs. Gatoroid to this event and currently the film is in post-production. The film is like an '80s pop song flashback as both Tiffany and Debbie Gibson star. Also starring are Mickey Dolenz ("The Monkees") and Kathryn Joosten ("Desperate Housewives"). Have a look at the early poster art and synopsis here.

Also, The Asylum has no shortage of monstrous films beginning with the title Mega. There has been Mega Piranha (details here), Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus and Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus. All of these films and many others at The Asylum create a cult following, similar to the self-destructive followers of Jim Jones. More details inside.

The synopsis for Mega Python vs. Gatoroid:

"After a species of giant python invades the everglades,...

Mary Lambert + Tiffany + Debbie Gibson = The Asulym's Mega Python vs Gatoroid.

Ahh, Ayslum. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love you to the width and breadth and height Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus can reach.

Director Mary Lambert's newest film is a horror/sci-fi starring not one, but Two, genius 80s singers - Tiffany and Debbie Gibson. There's also a giant monster/animal thing and probably loads of awesomeness, and the story is by Naomi Selfman. Does it get any better? I mean, ask yourself, can you be more excited about an animal/monster/hybrid Asylum movie? I can't.

What is a 'Mega Python'? Well, I assume it's like a 'Mega Piranha', obviously. What is a 'Gatoroid'? Clearly, some kind of gator-ish monster thing. Geez.

Synopsis: After a species of giant python invades the everglades, park workers breed mutant gators to counter the threat.

Teen pop princesses Debbie Gibson and Tiffany battled each other on the Billboard charts throughout the ‘80s. After solo success as scream queens on SyFy Channel originals like “Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus” (Gibson) and “Mega Piranha” (Tiffany), the former chart-toppers have united for the latest SyFy monster flick “Mega Python vs. Gatoroid.” According to London’s “The Guardian,” SyFy wanted Gibson and Tiffany together for the low-budget horror ‘Mega Python vs. Gatoroid” and promised the former pop competitors they would get to slug it out in a fight scene.

1980s pop princess rivals are reborn as screen pugilists. By Jonathan Bernstein

In 2009, one-time tween-pop princess Debbie Gibson starred in the self-explanatory Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus, which went on to be that year's highest-rated original movie on America's SyFy (formerly Sci-Fi) network. This year, Gibson's 1980s chart rival, Tiffany, of I Think We're Alone Now fame, shrieked at CGI mutants in the modestly budgeted cable crowdpleaser Mega Piranha. Few foresaw what would happen next. "SyFy were like, 'It would be great to get you and Deborah together,'" says Tiffany, now 39. "Straight away I said, 'I will give her a call, I will do whatever it takes to make this happen.' People have been waiting 25 years for us to do something together, although I think they thought it would be musically."

Instead, 2011 will see the singers face off against terrifying new misfit creatures – and each other – in Mega Python vs Gatoroid.

The guys at Metrodome have been kind enough to give us an exclusive clip from the just-released-on-dvd Mega Piranha. Having already seen the film (review here) I can tell you that this clip is from the opening prologue, and is just a small taste of the killer piranha action within the movie!

Join Special Agent Finch (Paul Logan) and Professor Sarah Monroe (80’s pop star Tiffany) as a mutant strain of giant ferocious piranha escape from the Amazon and eat their way toward Florida… Will the entire population of Florida be saved from complete annihilation? Will Paul Logan keep his top on for more than 5 minutes? Will Tiffany manage to get through the entire film without bursting into ‘I Think We’re Alone Now’?

Mega Piranha is out now on DVD from Metrodome… and if you can’t get enough Tiffany action, see her go head to head with former...

Mega Piranha stars ’80s pop sensation’ Tiffany and, as the poster proudly proclaims, it is from the studio who bought you Mega Shark Vs Giant Octopus – so if you haven’t had your fill of enlarged seacreatures, this is the film for you and we’ve been given an exclusive clip from Metrodome to hook you.

Escaping from The Asylum on DVD today, this film looks nuts, and that’s fine by me. How can you not like a film whose official synopsis contains this line..

Will the entire population of Florida be saved from complete annihilation? Will Paul Logan keep his top on for more than 5 minutes? Will Tiffany manage to get through the entire film without bursting into ‘I Think We’re Alone Now’?

And of course there’s always the most anticipated Tiffany Vs. Debbie Gibson showdown coming up with Mega Python Vs Gatoroid – if you apply...

.From The Studio That Brought You Mega Shark Vs. Giant Octopus. DVD Release date: 9th August 2010 Running time: 90 minutes DVD Rrp: £15.99 Cert: 15 Starring 1980s pop sensation Tiffany! Join Special Agent Finch (Paul Logan) and Professor Sarah Monroe (80's pop star Tiffany) as a mutant strain of giant ferocious piranha escape from the Amazon and eat their way toward Florida... Will the entire population of Florida be saved from complete annihilation? Will Paul Logan keep his top on for more than 5 minutes? Will Tiffany manage to get through the entire film without bursting into .I Think We're Alone Now'? Featuring explosive set pieces, stunning special effects and the most fearsome marine monsters in the history of film, "Mega Piranha" is the riotously entertaining...

Mankind faces extermination and only a renegade archangel can save us. Settle down with a six-pack for the perfect night in

"The last time God lost faith in man he sent a flood. This time he's sent..." Paul Bettany with a machine gun! Yes folks, it's angels-with-Uzis time in Legion as the four horsemen of the apocalypse are upstaged by shrieking hordes of divinely possessed madmen. Having once again exhausted the patience of the Almighty, mankind faces extermination by God's army, with only a gun-toting renegade archangel Michael and the customers of a remote desert diner standing between us and the gates of Hell. And if that doesn't sound like the perfect recipe for an evening in with a curry and a six-pack, then there's no pleasing you!

Infinitely more fun than the generically similar End of Days (Arnie v the Devil) and better looking than Constantine (give me Bettany...

You know you want it.

Metrodome will be releasing cult creature feature Mega Piranha on DVD in the UK August 9th and they're offering up three copies of the DVD for free to any loyal Twitch readers on those shores.

How do you get a hold of the giant, fishy goodness? Simple. Just send me an email answering this simple question. Post Mega Piranha, producers The Asylum have already cast star Tiffany opposite Debbie Gibson. Which 80s pop star should she star with next and why? Including your mailing address in the email would be a good thing.

This is no ordinary competition, but then what else would you expect from a film that is anything but ordinary.

We’re giving you lucky people the chance to win a DVD, poster, cap and T-shirt and here’s the bonus – all are signed by Tiffany and Paul Logan – how is it possible to say no to that?

If you’re in any way unsure as to what Mega Piranha is all about I’ve attached a picture to tickle you into submission.

Who wouldn’t want to see a film about a huge piranha?

So in order to win the assorted signed goodies all you have to do is answer the following question using the form below,

Who directed the 1978 Piranha film?

[contact-form]

The small print:

This competition is only open to the UK. Only one entry per household will be counted The competition will close Monday 9th of August...

“Mockbuster”-makers The Asylum are usually quick on their feet when it comes to producing straight-to-dvd films that, let us say, “pay homage” to big screen blockbusters. Thus, the company’s horror movie Paranormal Entity was available for purchase on DVD just a few months after the theatrical release of the not-so-dissimilar-sounding Paranormal Activity, while their fabulously craptastic, Tiffany-starring, Mega Piranha actually debuted on the Syfy network well before the upcoming, Elisabeth Shue-starring, Piranha 3D.

So why The Asylum decided to wait so long to tip a creative hat to James Cameron’s Titanic is anyone’s guess. Judging...

When SyFy announced that they had cast both Tiffany and Debbie Gibson to star in Mary (Pet Semetary) Lambert's Mega Python Vs Gatoroid they promised in no uncertain terms that there would be a full on knock them down, drag them out catfight between the two faded pop stars.

They did not lie.

SyFy have posted a sort of work-in-progress version of the fight for your viewing pleasure and it is definitely worth a giggle or two. Check it below.

"Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid" is already something I can't wait to see. Deborah Gibson and Tiffany, stars of "Mega Shark Vs. Giant Octopus" and "Mega Piranha," respectively, lead the cast of this one. They're at odds too, which is a not-too-subtle nod to the unofficial rivalry had when they were both pop singers. In the video below we get a glimpse at just how at odds they are...

I love this clip for so many reasons. The main one though? It's apparently a Lot longer than what we see here. Notice how the clip transitions from location to location each time they roll out of the frame. I like to envision it as one Mega fight scene, spanning multiple minutes of our lives. But will it top the epic showdown in "They Live"?...

Plus Tiffany vs. Deborah Gibson, The Pee-Wee Herman Show, and Eric McCormack states his importance to the gay movement.

Zac Efron has signed on to star in a Nicholas Sparks movie, The Lucky One. And he seemed like he had such a promising career.

Shockingly, a cricket match got interesting. No, it wasn’t the game, and no one started to announce what was happening in language that made sense. A meteorite smacked into the ground and rebounded into a spectator.

An open letter from Shaun Proulx to gay men over 40-years-old. Fortunately, I’m only 38.

Shortbus director John Cameron Mitchell is always good for a quote. At the red carpet for Robert Duvall’s Get Low, he was asked what he’d like to see at his own funeral. “I want David Bowie to be singing with Lou Reed and Iggy Pop, a trio of 'Satellite of Love,' and I would like,...

Even before we start on this, the needle on the bad-taste-o-meter is dangerously in the red, but we just can’t resist a low budget creature feature. From the company that brought us ‘Mega Shark Vs Giant Octopus,’ mutant critter disaster pic Mega Piranha is set to inflict itself on the UK film watching public next month. Crammed with every B-movie cliché there is, you may feel dirty and used after watching this Turkey, but might it be worth it to see Tiffany eaten by a fish? Mega Piranha is on sale from August 9th. Synopsis: Join Special Agent Finch (Paul Logan) and Professor Sarah Monroe (80’s pop star Tiffany) as a mutant strain of giant ferocious piranha escape from the Amazon and eat their way toward Florida… Will the entire population of Florida be saved from complete annihilation? Will Paul Logan keep his top on for more than 5 minutes?...

No, that's not the title of the latest SyFy Channel movie -- though give it time -- but it does describe the contents of this video preview of their latest production Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid.  For it, the Powers That Be went to the tried and true, finding two mythical, awesome beasts to snarl, hiss and strike each other, causing pain, destruction and death to result.

 

I give the Tiffany vs. Debbie Gibson: 

 So think of the upcoming movie like Dallas. Only dumber.  Source: It's a Mega Python vs. Gatoroid cat fight! (And pie fight, too!) | Blastr  ...

For a movie called "Mega Python vs. Gatoroid," there sure aren't a lot of mega pythons or gatoroids in this sneak peak.

But Syfy is giving the people what they want. The announcement that '80s teen pop stars Debbie Gibson and Tiffany (still just the one the name) were cast for the upcoming Saturday night creature feature included the promise of an "epic battle" between the two.

And it turns out you don't even have to wait for the movie to see it. Syfy recently released a clip of the catfight and it delivers on nearly every level. Mrs. Landingham from "The West Wing" can't even believe it.

We're not clear on why Tiffany has a V.I.P. lounge (she's playing a park ranger), but one question would probably only lead to another.

Follow Zap2it and MikeyLikesTV on Twitter and Zap2it on Facebook for the latest TV,...

What?  I aint lying to you!  Both Tiffany and Debbie Gibson have graced the small screen on Syfy already and now they are tag teaming up to take on The Asylum's  Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid. In this "sneak peak" video watch as the two 80's pop divas wrestle around, literally. Oh yeah, we have one of the monkees in this film too, not the poo slinging monkey silly, Micky Dolenz from the musical group The Monkees!  Be on the lookout for this epic showdown sometime in 2011.

Mega Python vs. Gatoroid is the next “big” Syfy original monster movie from The Asylum. Riding high on the hype of The Asylum’s previous two mega-monster efforts Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus and Mega Piranha, the film brings together the female stars of those two movies in a head to head confrontation that fans have been waiting for since the 1980s…

Directed by Mary Lambert (Pet Sematary 1 and 2, Urban Legends: Bloody Mary),Mega Python vs. Gatoroid stars former pop stars Tiffany and Debbie Gibson and sees Gibson play a fanatical animal-rights activist who frees illegally imported exotic snakes from pet stores, sending them into the Everglades, where they grow to mega sizes. Tiffany will play an overzealous park ranger who uses dangerous methods to save endangered alligators.

Mega Python vs. Gatoroid will air on Syfy in early 2011.

Eighties pop rivals Debbie Gibson and Tiffany will experience a blast from the past when they begin filming new movie "Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid" - former Monkees star Micky Dolenz has been added to the cast.

Gibson and Tiffany rose to fame as teen pop stars and they will go head-to-head once more in the new TV release, which will poke fun at their alleged rivalry by pitting them against one another for the small screen. But the pair won't be the only familiar faces from pop history in the film - producers have hired '60s singer Dolenz to join the unusual project, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Gibson will star as an animal rights campaigner who frees exotic snakes from pet stores, while Tiffany will play a park ranger desperate to save endangered alligators. "Mega Python vs. Gatoroid" will be broadcast in the U.S. next year.

Syfy found a way to make its Debbie Gibson-vs.-Tiffany movie a little more weird: adding a Monkee.

Micky Dolenz, a member of the popular made-for-tv 1960s group the Monkees, has been added to the cast of Syfy's "Mega Python vs. Gatoroid," in which 1980s pop stars Gibson and Tiffany have been cast as dueling rivals.

Dolenz's post-Monkees career has included directing for TV and theater. He most recently appeared in Rob Zombie's remake of "Halloween."

"Mega Python" is produced by The Asylum and is about to start production.

In other casting news, Illeana Douglas will appear on HBO's "Entourage" this season. She will play the sister of Ari Gold's wife in a later episode of the hit show, with the possibility of returning during the Season 8.

In recent years, Douglas has appeared in episodes of "Ugly Betty," "Law & Order: Svu" and "Six Feet Under," though she is...

Pop star Tiffany - best known for her 80s hit I Think We're Alone Now - has recently been making the transition into feature films, beginning with the 2009 thriller Necrosis, also released under the name Blood Snow.

This month will see the singer appearing in the Metrodome release Mega Piranha, which gets a limited cinema run in London on July 16 and comes out on DVD on August 9. A trailer for the film is included below.

It's from the same studio that brought us last year's Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus, starring fellow 80s pop star Debbie Gibson, in which two prehistoric sea-creatures wreaked havoc after being thawed out from a glacier.

Mega Piranha is written and directed by Eric Forsberg, now well known in the mockbuster genre as the man who penned Snakes on a Train, 30,000 Leagues Under the Sea and War of the Worlds 2: The Next Wave.

It...

In news better than the return of acid washed jeans and Day-Glo bracelets - Debbie Gibson and Tiffany will finally fight - at least on the small screen in an upcoming Syfy original movie.

On Thursday, Syfy announced that the '80s pop stars would square off in the upcoming made-for-tv movie "Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid," which is slated to start shooting later this month.

Debbie portrays a fanatical animal rights advocate who frees illegally imported exotic snakes from pet stores, sending them into the Everglades where the pythons become mega-sized.

Fellow pop star Tiffany has been cast ...

Copyright 2010 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved.

This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Call it Celebrity Deathmatch, Syfy style. Debbie Gibson -- who long has preferred to go by Deborah Gibson -- starred in the Syfy original movie Mega Shark Vs. Giant Octopus, while fellow 1980's pop music sensation Tiffany led the cast of a different Syfy epic, Mega Piranha. Now, Gibson and Tiffany are set to team up for Mega Python Vs Gatoroid, which will begin production next week and air sometime in 2011. According to a Syfy press release, Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid will unfold in the Florida Everglades, where huge pythons threaten the alligator population. Gibson is set to play a fanatical animal rights activist who frees illegally imported pet-shop snakes, which then become the oversized pythons. Meanwhile, Tiffany will co-star as an overzealous park ranger who's concerned about the growing ecological damage and uses dangerous methods to try to save her beloved gators. Of course, her plan backfires, causing a war between the species and,...