Bailee Madison News

E! News reports that Cybill Shepherd has joined the cast of the ABC's freshman comedy TROPHY WIFE.

I love watching a fashionista in the making. Meet Bailee Madison. You may know her from the new series Trophy Wife, as the young Snow White on Once Upon a Time or the thousand of the other things she's been in because this girl has quite the resume for her young age. Like so many of her peers, Madison is already mastering the art of fashion. She knows how to dress age appropriately but with style and a bit of adventure.

On Trophy Wife's upcoming episode, titled 'Lice and Beary White,' when the Harrison household is infected with lice, Diane tries to take charge leaving Kate feeling bulldozed. Jackie and Kate work together to try to prove a point to Diane, but their plan back fires and the lice problem worsens. Meanwhile, Pete plays mediator between Warren and Bert, who are fighting over custody of a teddy bear, on 'Trophy Wife,' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (9:31-10:00 p.m., ET) ABC.

It's gold, new to the awards club and has a mega-watt smile. It's a Scorpio and is the envy of all the other awards in town. It's 'The Jackie,' the official award of the 'Hub Network's First Annual Halloween Bash' national costume competition, airing tonight, October 26, 8-10 p.m. ET/5-7 p.m. PT on the HUB Network, a destination for kids and their families.

On Trophy Wife's upcoming episode, titled 'The Date,' when Kate and Pete host a party, Jackie crashes and hooks up with Pete's co-worker Sad Steve (Nat Faxon), much to Pete's discomfort. However, when Sad Steve decides to pursue a relationship with Jackie, both Kate and Pete jump on the bandwagon to give young love a boost. Meanwhile, Hillary helps Warren and Bert put together a Gum Show live stream, and Diane faces off with Meg after she posts an unflattering picture of her on Instagram, on 'Trophy Wife,' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 (9:31-10:00 p.m., ET) on ABC.

The Hub Network, a destination for kids and their families, awarded 'The Jackie' for the best Halloween costume of the year to Bill Freitag from Arizona, who won 'Best in Bash' National Champion for his costume as 'Invisible Cowboy'