Perhaps Dean McDermott should change his Deanracer Twitter name…to just Dean.

The reality-TV dad is out of ICU after a motorcycle accident landed him in the hospital with serious injuries earlier this week. But he’s not in the clear just yet.

Nevertheless, wife Tori Spelling headed to Twitter Friday to announce the good news of her dirt-bike-loving hubby’s release from intensive care.

“Kids and I are about to go see @deanracer,” Spelling tweeted. “He’s been moved from ICU to a regular room! Yay! I’ll tell him everyone sends their love.”

While McDermott still remains in the hospital, his appetite seems to be back to normal, in spite of his injuries.

“I said to @deanracer “Babe do u want anything?” He said “Oreo McFlurry!” So his spirits are up despite all the pain,” Spelling wrote.

McDermott has also been keeping fans abreast of his recovery progress.

“It was a freak accident,” McDermott tweeted about the incident. “We still can’t figure out what happened. Nonetheless, I have a collapsed lung and bad bruising on my right side. Oh, and 3 stitches in my right butt cheek where a stone got imbedded. Let’s just say, I won’t be dirt biking anymore.”

From E! Online

We think we speak for everyone when we say, Ouch.

Tori Spelling’s daredevil hubby, Dean McDermott, is currently hospitalized in a Los Angeles-area intensive care unit after sustaining a punctured, collapsed lung in a dirt bike accident Tuesday.

Which may be painful now. But at least it’ll make for a good, um, sTori.

“He’s expected to make a full recovery,” the couple’s rep told E! News, adding that Dean will remain laid up in the ICU “for a few more days.”

The 43-year-old wiped out on a dirt bike trail earlier this week while riding recreationally with a couple of friends.

“Thanks for the well wishes,” Dean—who so loves his extreme sports that his Twitter account is Deanracer—tweeted to fans this morning. “A collapsed lung is no fun, and is a lengthy heal. Feeling pretty bad today. Day 2 is always the worst.”

Tori, meanwhile, is no doubt concerned for her hubby’s welfare—though she has a funny way of showing it.

Namely by not really showing it at all (or at least not until an exclusive placement comes a-knocking).

While Dean’s accident and hospitalization twofer took place two days ago, Spelling has been steadily tweeting since then, though has curiously failed to make even one mention of her better half’s health.

Not so her son’s ailments, as Tori shared with the world that 3-year-old Liam is currently suffering from a mean case of heat rash. Get well soon, both McDermott men.

From E! Online

We hope that you make a fast and easy recovery Dean and Liam!

This should put those troubled-marriage rumors to rest.

While attending Juno Baby’s “All For One” Bus Tour, supermom Tori Spelling dished to reporters that despite her busy schedule, she and husband Dean McDermott would like to add more children to their Home Sweet Hollywood clan. Tori told reporters:

“We would like a third. Probably get these two a litle more self-sufficient and then try!”

Tori’s daugher, Stella, just celebrated her second birthday and is quite the junior fashionista, according to her mom…

“She’s very into fashion. She now insists on her nails being painted, at age 2. She’s into makeup, purses, everything.”

When asked if Tori had any vacations planned for the summer, she told reporters:

“Work! We just started a new show called Tori and Dean Weddings so we will be filming that all summer. Maybe a little time by the beach, hopefully!”

Here’s hoping the Spelling-McDermott family can find time for work and play!

From E! Online

You’d think that Tori Spelling showing up three hours late to her own book release party was the ultimate snub.

But don’t judge this tell-all by its cover.

Spelling had spent the last four hours signing autographs at a local Borders store, and insisted on talking with every person in line and posing for snapshots.

An entrepreneur, Spelling wears many (presumably stylish) hats. She and her husband, actor Dean McDermott — along with the couple’s children Liam, 3, and Stella, 2 — star in their own reality TV show, “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood.” Spelling also has her own jewelry line, designs children’s clothing, and is a working actress, spokeswoman and author.

“The great thing about what I do is I only take on work and businesses that are organic to me and I’m passionate about. It’s kind of a blend of my life because at some point, my life became my business, and my business is my life … which is a hard balance to strike,” Spelling said.

In her latest book, “uncharted terriTORI,” Spelling tackles eating disorder rumors (she says she had H1N1), the truth about her marriage, her friendships (or lack thereof) with her former “Beverly Hills, 90210″ co-stars, motherhood and the thawing of her icy relationship with her own mother.

Spelling was eager to set the record straight about all talk of anorexia. “I address all of my health issues in the book,” she told CNN. “And I think it’s really irresponsible to label someone with an eating disorder. I pride myself on being an inspiration to women out there, and I want them to have a healthy body image. I have a daughter of my own, so I think they should really do research and get their facts straight.”

Regarding her marriage, Spelling says, “Dean and I haven’t hid the fact that we’ve had a rough year.” She attributes what she refers to as the couple’s “four-year crossroads” to a communications breakdown, differing opinions on parenting and McDermott’s opposition to her own self-proclaimed “workaholic tendencies.”

In her book, Spelling said she had come to terms with the fact that, like all couples, she and McDermott were in an “ebb” phase, and that things weren’t always going to “flow.” She wrote: “If someone says they’re in a perfect relationship — they’re lying. And I was the girl who went into it wanting the perfect relationship.”

Although the internet is rampant with stories about Spelling receiving the silent treatment from the old “90210″ gang, she was asked about the possibility of her character, Donna Martin, returning to the small screen on the new “90210.” “You know what,” Spelling told CNN. “I totally would, but they haven’t called me. For the fans, I would.”

Spelling, famous among her friends for throwing elaborate parties, is currently shooting a new reality show with the Oxygen network. “We’re currently filming ‘Tori & Dean: Weddings,’ ” she says, “which is really amazing because everyone knows I love planning a party, and I specifically love planning a wedding and I’m all about love. Dean and I have been working on our relationship this year and kind of getting back to us. And really, what’s better than love and a party? So there you have the perfect wedding. And we have this great, unbelievable opportunity to plan people’s dream weddings and kind of navigate young couples through the process of getting married — what their relationship is now and what they can look forward to and guide them through that.”

When asked about the return of “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood,” which just wrapped up its fourth season, Spelling told CNN, “No official pickup has been announced, but if the fans bring us back, I think there’s a very good chance. The fans are worried that this is a replacement, but we plan on doing both shows, so the great thing about that is they’ll get two sets of ‘Tori & Dean’ two times a year instead of one set one time a year.”

Spelling’s next writing project is a children’s book, due in September. “I am really excited about that,” she told CNN. “I love writing, it’s a passion of mine and I love my kids, and I really wanted to do a children’s book. I’m working with my same publishers, Simon and Schuster, and when they told me they wanted to do a children’s book, and I was like, ‘Yes! I am so in!’ So I dedicated this book to Liam and Stella — it’s called ‘Presenting … Tallulah,’ and it’s about a little girl standing up for who she is and believing in herself.”

Spelling also shared an anecdote about Stella: “Her new thing is she sings ‘Single Ladies’ and she dances to it. No joke, she shakes her hips!” Spelling says the little girl didn’t learn it from her. “She watched ‘Chipmunks: The Squeakquel’. They do it in that!”

From CNN

It’s a girl for the Guncles!

Bill Horn and Scout Masterson, Tori Spelling’s dear friends and regulars on her reality show Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, have welcomed daughter Simone Lynn Masterson-Horn, who was born last week weighing 6 lbs., 2 oz. and measuring 18 inches long.

Simone is the first child for the couple, whom Spelling lovingly refers to as “Gay Uncles” to Liam, 3, and Stella, 2, her kids with husband Dean McDermott.

“Dean and I are beyond happy that Scout and Bill’s dreams of becoming parents have come true. Little Simone couldn’t have two better loving and deserving dads,” Spelling tells PEOPLE exclusively.

“Her cousins Liam and Stella are anxiously waiting to meet her. Stella kisses pictures of her that Guncle Billy and Scouty send us.”

Horn, 38, and Masterson, 35, who married in May 2009 at a Palm Springs, Calif., wedding planned by Spelling herself, began the adoption process last year. They declined to reveal details of their experience in order to protect the privacy of Simone and her birth mother.

“We are in awe of Simone and thrilled that our dream of becoming parents has finally come true,” the couple — who just finished taping season five of Oxygen’s Home Sweet Hollywood — tell PEOPLE. “From the moment we saw her we instantly fell in love — she has us wrapped around her little fingers.”

The infant already has a nickname: “Nugget” or “Nugget of Love,” says Horn. “I sing Sade’s ‘Soldier of Love’ to her and replace the word ‘soldier’ with ‘nugget.’ Yup — she’s already embarrassed by me.”

And how did they choose her real name? “We found it in a baby name book under a list of ‘Activist Names,’” says Horn. “We liked that the name denotes a strong woman. Plus we love Nina Simone.”

From People

A big congratulations to Bill and Scout on their new addition – I’m sure she’s beautiful!

Don’t expect there to be any play-dates between Tiffani Thiessen’s newborn daughter and the kids of her former 90210 costar Tori Spelling.

“She doesn’t talk to me anymore,” Spelling said of Thiessen on Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS-FM radio show Monday, while promoting her latest book Uncharted TerriTORI.

In fact, Spelling, 37, says with the exception of Jennie Garth, she is not in touch with any of her former 90210 pals.

“All my cast members hate me,” she says. “People say, ‘Do you mean during 90210?’ I say, ‘No, we were great friends during 90210. We were friends after 90210.’ They all came to my first wedding.”

But according to Spelling it all changed after she got remarried. “All of a sudden I marry Dean [McDermott], and I don’t know what happened,” she tells Seacrest. “I lost all my cast members.”

For the record, Seacrest tells Spelling that Thiessen “never said anything bad about you – I think she likes you a lot.”

Of the friend drama, Spelling adds, “It’s my perception, and nonetheless, it’s a fun story.”

From People

Today, Tori was in Los Angeles doing a book signing of “Uncharted TerriTORI” and I have just added 54 photos of her at the event!

Tori Spelling is a trooper. After an unexpected crowd at her book signing delayed her by three hours, she managed to change dresses in the back of her limo and still make it to her press event at New York City’s High Bar looking flawless.

“I’m wearing Milly, shoes by Christian Louboutin,” she told StyleList cheerfully of her gold-flecked purple cocktail dress and gold pumps. (She paired the same shoes with a classic yellow Diane von Furstenberg number for the signing.)

All the fuss is about “Uncharted TerriTORI,” her third book, which is already a smash success after arriving in stores midweek. (“It’s outselling her second book after just two days,” a positively giddy Simon & Schuster publisher gushed to StyleList over rooftop cocktails.)

Spelling has bounced back after a number of health scares, including food poisoning this week that caused her to miss a slot co-hosting “The View.” And she delayed her “Today” show appearance — in which she discussed contracting swine flu and denied having an eating disorder — by one day,

“This book goes to a much deeper level of me. I find this to be a very inspirational book,” Spelling said. “I know [the readers are] used to my funny stories, and they’re all in there, like when I got called in to jury duty. I showed up and everyone was staring, like, ‘What is she doing here?’”

A friendly clerk, who was obliged to read the potential jurors’ names aloud, told Spelling she’d announce her as “Victoria Spellman” to keep the actress incognito.

“I went back to my seat and I thought, ‘Oh crap! She’s going to say ‘Victoria Spellman’ and people are going to say, ‘Oh God, so you had that name and you had to change it for acting purposes?’” (When she received the numbered tag she had to wear pinned to her shirt for the rest of the afternoon, of course she was assigned 69.)

Spelling, a rushed mother of two, laughed when StyleList asked about her daily beauty regime.

“Literally, I feel like I’m pressed for time, [so I ask] what’s going to make me pop and feel good about myself?” she said. “I curl my eyelashes, I put on mascara, and I put on colored gloss, and I’m out of the house!”

Spelling, along with her husband Dean McDermott and their children Stella and Liam, can be seen on the Oxygen network show “Tori & Dean.”

From Style List