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'They get themselves into a little pickle. I'm not gonna lie,' series star Emily VanCamp tells MTV News.By Christina Garibaldi Gabriel Mann as Nolan Ross and Emily VanCamp as Emily Thorne in "Revenge" Photo: ABC A day of reckoning is upon fans of ABC's hit show "Revenge," whose season finale airs Wednesday (May 23). All season, fans have been following along as Emily Thorne, played by Emily VanCamp, moved out to the Hamptons to avenge her father's death against the Grayson family, who betrayed her and her father. Many are wondering which, if any, loose ends will be tied up in the finale as Emily closes in on the final stages of her revenge. As any avid viewer of the series knows, however, there will certainly be obstacles in Emily's way. "There are many things happening. I mean, Emily goes through a real major fight, a physical fight," Madeleine Stowe, who plays Victoria, told MTV News at the ABC upfronts. "Victoria is hell-bent on destroying Conrad and getting the truth out. She wants to redeem herself from the terrible things that she's done, and all I can say is that it ends very explosively and with Victoria trying to do the right thing." Few details have been released about the finale, but Emily will fight to the death with a mysterious white-haired man who has kidnapped her closest ally, Nolan. "I can't spill too much, but Emily is very crafty, so she can usually get herself out of those situations," VanCamp said. "But yeah, they get themselves into a little pickle, I'm not gonna lie." VanCamp's co-star and fiancé on the show, Joshua Bowman, confirmed that there will be a death in the episode and urged fans to "expect the unexpected." And one of the biggest questions still to be answered is who Emily will end up with at the end of the season. We have been torn between the love triangle that has unraveled this season, so will she end up with fan favorite Jack or will she follow her plan and tie the knot with Bowman's character, Daniel, in the finale? "You won't see a wedding in the finale, but [at the] beginning of season two, you are meant to. I don't know who that's to," Bowman revealed. "Me and Emily, their relationship, it's a bit rocky, very rocky." Are you excited for the "Revenge" finale? Let us know in the comments.

By Alexis Tereszcuk - Radar Entertainment Editor Hello Kitty!

Courtney Stodden has released another bizarre home movie, this time where she strips down to a barely there costume and paints her face to play a kitty cat, and RadarOnline.com has the sassy video. PHOTOS: Courtney Stodden Channels Her Inner Feline

The Teen Bride, who at 16 married her boyfriend, 51-year-old actor Doug Hutchison, is wearing a pink skirt, white blouse and her favorite sky high clear hooker heels as she purrs her way through her apartment, showing off her inner kitty.

Now 17, Courtney playfully acts like a cat in the video, coughing up a fur ball, playing in a litter box and snacking on cat food. PHOTOS:

Cast teases the 'awesomeness' of next season, in which several characters find their voices outside McKinley High.By Jocelyn Vena, with additional reporting by Christina Garibaldi "Glee" Photo: FOX Now that the graduating class of McKinley High has said their big goodbye following Tuesday's season finale, fans might be wondering what will go down in season four. It seems that much of the cast will be dispersing across the country to pursue lives outside of the New Directions, while others stay behind to finish high school. When MTV News caught up with the cast recently, Lea Michele explained that season four's "show-within-a-show" format will allow them to expand on the plots already introduced while also allowing new plots to breathe life into the series. "You basically have the kids who have graduated and their story lines, as well as the kids back in high school," she said. "I think it'll be really great because it gives us the opportunity for the characters who have been on the show for a while to move on and to start new story lines, but then the kids who are newer on the show will get to continue on." "I think it'll add more to the show," Chris Colfer added, noting that with guest stars like Sarah Jessica Parker and Kate Hudson signed on to make cameos, fans should expect a lot of "awesomeness." So is Michele equally excited by the prospect of chilling with the two fashionable A-listers on set? "They're the best," she gushed. "It's really cool." Michele and Colfer are hardly the only two characters returning to "Glee." Show creator Ryan Murphy confirmed that everyone will be back for more. And, Darren Criss notes, it could mean some drama for Blaine and Kurt. "I think people got hung up on the idea that it's over, which it's not at all," he said. "It's just another departure point. When you graduated high school it's not the end of the world." "[Blaine]'s going to be a senior. I'm curious to see where his journey takes him," Criss added. "Him and Kurt seem to be pretty strong, but Chris [Colfer] and I liked a little drama, so we like things being shook up maybe for more than one episode. So, I don't know. We'll see. I'm just happy to be invited to the party."

ABC's new reality singing show puts seasoned superstars onstage with amateur singers.By Christina Garibaldi Kelly Clarkson Photo: MTV News At first glance, "Duets" may just seem like another reality singing competition, but the new ABC show couldn't be more different. Because this time, the superstars are not behind a judging panel, but onstage with the contestants. The show, which premieres Thursday (May 24), pits pop star Kelly Clarkson, Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles and R&B crooners Robin Thicke and John Legend against one another as they pair up with two amateur singers, whom they found before the show. Each week the stars will battle it out, duet style, in front of a live audience to ultimately win the grand prize for the amateur singer: a recording contract with Hollywood Records. "I basically just found my two people on my own," Kelly Clarkson told MTV News recently at an event announcing ABC's fall lineup. "[Robin] found them a completely different way and John found his a completely different way, it's kind of really random, but it's cool though." Going into the competition, Clarkson figured she had a slight advantage given her experience on "American Idol,". which she won during the first season. But as soon as cameras started rolling for "Duets," she realized she had her work cut out for her. "It's a lot of fun, but it's a lot of work," Clarkson admitted. "I totally thought I had a one-up from 'Idol' ... It is way harder." "I'm just going to try and do kind of what I did on 'Idol' and hopefully that will help my people," Clarkson said. "It's not really as much up to us, the stars on the show, it's more for the kids that really just need to make sure they are bringing their A-game every week." Are you excited for "Duets"? Let us know in the comments. Related Artists Kelly Clarkson