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Days of our Lives has always had iconic teen crews, and they’ve always had one thing in common: the teen villainess. Here’s how Sophia could join the ranks of the greats who came before her.

Bad To The Bone

When Sophia was first introduced in Salem, it was as Holly’s (Ashley Puzemis) Bff. But if quickly became clear that Sophia had a crush on Holly’s boyfriend, Tate (Leo Howard), and wasn’t as sweet and innocent as she appeared.

Every great villain has a backstory, and Sophia’s is justified. When she asked Tate to the prom, he only said yes to make sure his relationship with Holly remained a secret. But once Sophia overheard Tate discuss his scheme with Aaron (Louis Tomeo), that’s when a villainess was born.

Sophia had already become disliked by Holly after her several attempts to move in on her boyfriend.

The Golden Bachelor stars, Susan Noles and Kathy Swarts are a powerhouse duo. Since competing for Gerry Turner’s heart, they teamed up and now bring their lively spirits to Bachelor Nation weekly. Together they are absurd and entertaining. But Susan on her own continues to prove her awesomeness. Now she captures fans’ hearts by riding a hog for charity.

Susan Noles Is Unapologetically Herself

Undeniably, The Golden Bachelor star, Susan Noles’ life was changed by her experience of vying for Gerry Turner‘s heart. However, she was undoubtedly an amazing person even before entering the limelight. Known for her humor and edginess, she and Kathy Swarts keep fans rolling on their weekly Bachelor Nation podcast: The Golden Hour. Furthermore, the best part is both Kathy and Susan are unapologetically themselves. Always open to the opportunity of love, she is staying busy with her newfound public life. However, she shared...

Actor and comedian Ken Jeong, who is currently a judge on Fox’s “The Masked Singer,” is developing a talk show with an eye toward a 2024 launch, according to media reports on Friday.

He taped a test show in New York on Friday, Deadline reported. That’s not a SAG strike violation as talk show hosts are under a different contract and no longer a WGA red flag — as it was for Drew Barrymore and Bill Maher — as writers have gone back to work after successfully negotiating a new contract with the AMPTP.

Jim Biederman of “The Kids in the Hall” will serve as showrunner, writer and director. He’ll also executive produce alongside Jeong for Debmar-Mercury, the company behind “The Wendy Williams Show” and “The Nick Cannon Show.”

Prior to joining “The Masked Singer,” Jeong starred in the ABC sitcom “Dr. Ken.” He also played Ben Chang on NBC...

Jenny McCarthy stands by her decision to not walk offstage in protest when Rudy Giuliani appeared on “The Masked Singer” earlier this year.

Following a poor rendition of “Bad to the Bone” by George Thorogood and the Destroyers, Giuliani was unmasked as the Jack in the Box.

McCarthy’s fellow “Masked Singer” panellists Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke stormed off while the former attorney to former president Donald Trump chatted with host Nick Cannon.

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McCarthy was asked what her immediate reaction to Giuliani’s appearance was on Wednesday’s “Watch What Happens Live”, insisting, “Like everyone that gets unmasked, I [was] completely shocked.

“Everyone is in their own wheelhouse in terms of how they handle their shock. The fact it was a political figure that was polarizing to half of the country [was] hard.