Cassie Scerbo

Chris Carney, who starred in MTV reality series 'twentyfourseven', tragically died in a car accident on Friday morning police have confirmed, he was 35-years-old. The former singer of The Prom Kings, was the husband of actress Tiffany Thornton, known for her role in Disney series ‘Sonny with a Chance’.

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SyFy has just announced a title and premiere date for the third instalment in the Sharknado franchise, which will be terrorising our screens again this summer. Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No will be coming at us via the cable network on July 22nd, as this time disaster hits Washington D.C. in the two hour made for t.v. movie.

Tara Reid and Ian Ziering will return for Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No

Once again Tara Reid will be back in her role as April while Ian Ziering will also be returning as hero of the day Fin Shepard. Cassie Scerbo, who did not return for Sharknado 2: The Second One, has also been confirmed as coming back, as Nova a bartender who sets her sights on Fin.

Continue reading: SyFy Announces That 'Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No' Will Be Coming At Us On July 22nd

The Twitter fuelled success of SyFy's Sharknado will definitely be repeated this July when the sequel is released on small screens across the US.

Ian Ziering and Tara Reid have signed on to the sequel of Sharknado.

Sharknado, in case anyone needed clarification was the monstrosity created by SyFy writer, Thunder Levin, in which a tornado sweeps into its vortex a large number of sharks. The tornado, filled with man eating sharks, proceeds to terrorise Los Angeles and it's up to one small group of survivors to destroy the swirling mass of teeth and fins. 

Continue reading: Tara Reid & Ian Ziering Set To Return For 'Sharknado 2: The Second One'

It seems unlikely Tara Reid will be reprising her role in a Sharknado sequel. Sources close to the show's producers have said they are not interested in having the 37-year-old actress return. 

Tara Reid at the L.A. premiere of Fast and Furious 6.

Reid said, shortly after Sharknado aired, that she would be happy to be involved in any follow up project. However, TMZ revealed over the weekend, Reid was not involved in talks with Sharknado's production company Asylum. 

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A sequel to SyFy's Sharknado has been given the go-ahead by the network's producers. Sharknado aired on SyFy last Thursday (11th July). It was hugely popular attracting an audience of 1.4 million and received thousands of Twitter comments.

Ian Ziering at 'Veronic Voices', an event held at Jubilee Theater, Las Vegas.

Advertisements for the TV movie simply read: 'Sharknado - Enough Said'. Producers have asked viewers to Tweet in their suggestions for a Sharknado sequel title. As the film will be set in New York (the first was set in L.A.), two suggestions have been 'Sharknado 2: Sharks And The City' or 'Sharknado 2: Taking A Bite Out Of The Big Apple'

Continue reading: Sharknado Fans Are "Clamouring For A Sequel" And SyFy Will Oblige

Tara Reid has announced she wouldn't reject the idea of featuring in a sequel of the film.  She said in an interview aired after the Sharknado's premiere on Thursday: "why not?" She went on to say the film is "so funny it's almost like a cult classic".

Tara Reid at the premiere of Fast And The Furious 6 in L.A.

Sharknado attracted an audience of 1.4 million viewers who tuned into SyFy on Thursday 11th July. The film does exactly what it says on the tin: with Sharks being swept up by a tornado and dropped on Los Angeles. 

Continue reading: Tara Reid Would Be Happy To Star In 'Sharknado 2'

The premise of Sharnado is simple – a freak storm drags killer sharks from their natural habitat and hurls then towards L.A, where they either reside in the residual floods left behind by the storm, or fly through the air and straight into peoples throats, ready for a mauling. Unless of course you’re that unlucky shark that fies straight into this chainsaw.

Starring Tara Reid, Cassie Scerbo and John Heard, Sharnado is a made for TV movie, and aired for the first time last night on Syfy – the network responsible for bringing you Arachnoquake, Sharktopus and Aladdin & The Death Lamp. It has something of The Room about it, Tommy Wiseau’s cult classic, which is famous for being pretty awful, and having some of the funniest lines in cinema history.

Tara Reid stars in this ridiculous TV movie

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