Kirstie Alley Plays Suzanne in Lifetime's New 'You Can't Take My Daughter'By Pippa RagaUpdated Feb. 14 2020, 4:59 p.m. ET Source: lifetimeJenny Craig darling and Cheers alum Kirstie Alley is back in the spotlight following her short-lived 2016 comeback in the Lea Michele and Emma Roberts FOX series, Scream Queens. This time around, Kirstie is taking on the role of Suzanne in the new ripped-from-headlines Lifetime movie, You Can't Take My Daughter, which is already garnering praise for its brave performances and captivating storytelling.

The surprise hero in a superhero movie—to themselves, at least, if not the audience—is usually the main character. A radioactive spider bites a teenager and suddenly he’s climbing up walls and saving the day. A soft-spoken scientist is exposed to gamma radiation and transforms into a super strong green giant. In the new DC movie Blue Beetle, out in theaters on Aug. 18, an ancient relic of alien biotechnology crawls up a recent college grad, Jaime Reyes (Xolo Maridueña), and gives him a suit of extraordinary armor.

The Police in Sokoto has denied reports that its officers killed three Shi’ite members during their Ashura procession held on Thursday. In a statement on Friday by its spokesman, ASP Sanusi Abubakar, the command refuted the report trending on social media, describing the news as fake and misleading. Abubakar added that the report was an attempt by some mischief makers to create chaos in the mind of the general public.

London-based theoretical physicist who happens to also make up one-half of the musical comedy duo Ninja Sex Party where he is known as Ninja Brian. He and his partner Danny also formed a group called Starbomb. Before Fame He is an alumnus of Harvard University and has taught a class and held research positions at the prestigious university. He has also held research positions at the Center for Theoretical Physics at MIT, the Institute for Advanced Study, and the University of Michigan.

Most famous for his role as Aaron Livesy on the popular British soap opera Emmerdale. He is also notable for his series regular roles on Lightfields and Scott and Bailey. Before Fame He began his acting career in 2007, playing the role of Kyle Brown on the BBC children's program Grange Hill. Trivia He was the recipient of 2011 and 2012 British Soap Awards and 2010 and 2011 Inside Soap Awards. Family Life He was born in Bredbury, Stockport, England and has two siblings.