Jennifer Grey and her "Dancing" partner, Derek Hough, are crowned Season 11 champs for "Dancing with the Stars." Jennifer tells Access' Shaun Robinson about the injury she suffered preparing for the finals. Also, how will she and Derek celebrate their win? November 23, 2010
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Showing posts with label Dancing with the Stars. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Carrie Ann Inaba: I Have Gotten 'Vicious' Fan Feedback
"Dancing" judge Carrie Ann Inaba tells Access' Shaun Robinson she will be "glad" when this "whirlwind" season is over. Also, she talks about the "vicious" criticism she has received from fans. Plus, does she think it will be fair if Bristol Palin wins? November 22, 2010
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Monday, November 22, 2010
TV Guide's Matt Answers 'DWTS' and 'Palin' Questions
Question: I like the underdog too, but seriously, Bristol Palin in the finals of Dancing With the Stars? If the public is voting for the BEST dancers, then the last two couples would be Derek/Jennifer and Maks/Brandy. I agree that Bristol has come a long way and is better than she was, but she is NOT one of the best dancers! I don't think the Republican party should be voting for Bristol just because they like her MOTHER!! That's not what THIS voting system is for. Vote for the best and consistent dancing. This should have nothing to do with politics. Actually Bristol deserved to be voted off before Audrina Patridge, Rick Fox and Kurt Warner. I hope the final show will reflect that the voting is back to honesty. — Mary
Matt Roush: And this was one of the most polite rants in my mailbox regarding this hot-button topic. What a hornet's next ABC stirred up by inviting the "Pistol" to the party and then being forced to accept the consequences. This isn't the first time Dancing has brought on a contestant whose notoriety eclipses their actual celebrity (or, more to the point, talent), but usually these novelty non-entertainers are eliminated by the show's midpoint. This time the watercooler strategy backfired. We'll see if the Dancing faithful or the Palin faithful will ultimately triumph when the results are announced Tuesday night. But I'll be glad when this one's over. And if Willow somehow shows up to the American Idol auditions, I may just have to leave the country for a while.
Question: Have you seen the new reality show featuring the Palins? I have no desire to watch it, especially given that I personally think that actors should stick to Hollywood and politicians to D.C., but then again, Ronald Reagan was already out of office before I ever knew he'd been an actor. Maybe I just don't know what I'm missing. But did the Palins really need a reality show? I was under the impression they'd been on one for two years ... it's called "the news." Every sound bite, misstep, divorce rumor and Dancing with the Stars announcement related to that family has been covered ad nauseum on everything from cable news to network nightly news to my beloved Today show for I don't know how long. So a new "reality show" just seems like overkill to me! — Katherine
Matt Roush: Overkill in the world of reality TV? That could never happen! (I kid, of course.) A show like Sarah Palin's Alaska is probably inevitable, when you combine the self-promotional instincts of the Palin tribe with the history of shameless exploitation on a channel like TLC (which just finished exploiting a polygamist family on the execrable Sister Wives). A marriage made in Nielsen heaven (or hell, depending on your POV), given that Sarah Palin commands a sizable following wherever she turns up—ergo, the detour into "reality" TV, where she can continue to shape her own image. I did watch the first episode, and wish the focus had been more on the natural beauty of the state than on the state of the Palins. But this kind of celeb-reality TV always rubs me the wrong way, whether it's a Palin or a Kardashian, so I doubt I'll be looking in on this one again. You already know if you're the target audience for something like this, and I'm not.
Source: TVGuide
Matt Roush: And this was one of the most polite rants in my mailbox regarding this hot-button topic. What a hornet's next ABC stirred up by inviting the "Pistol" to the party and then being forced to accept the consequences. This isn't the first time Dancing has brought on a contestant whose notoriety eclipses their actual celebrity (or, more to the point, talent), but usually these novelty non-entertainers are eliminated by the show's midpoint. This time the watercooler strategy backfired. We'll see if the Dancing faithful or the Palin faithful will ultimately triumph when the results are announced Tuesday night. But I'll be glad when this one's over. And if Willow somehow shows up to the American Idol auditions, I may just have to leave the country for a while.
Question: Have you seen the new reality show featuring the Palins? I have no desire to watch it, especially given that I personally think that actors should stick to Hollywood and politicians to D.C., but then again, Ronald Reagan was already out of office before I ever knew he'd been an actor. Maybe I just don't know what I'm missing. But did the Palins really need a reality show? I was under the impression they'd been on one for two years ... it's called "the news." Every sound bite, misstep, divorce rumor and Dancing with the Stars announcement related to that family has been covered ad nauseum on everything from cable news to network nightly news to my beloved Today show for I don't know how long. So a new "reality show" just seems like overkill to me! — Katherine
Matt Roush: Overkill in the world of reality TV? That could never happen! (I kid, of course.) A show like Sarah Palin's Alaska is probably inevitable, when you combine the self-promotional instincts of the Palin tribe with the history of shameless exploitation on a channel like TLC (which just finished exploiting a polygamist family on the execrable Sister Wives). A marriage made in Nielsen heaven (or hell, depending on your POV), given that Sarah Palin commands a sizable following wherever she turns up—ergo, the detour into "reality" TV, where she can continue to shape her own image. I did watch the first episode, and wish the focus had been more on the natural beauty of the state than on the state of the Palins. But this kind of celeb-reality TV always rubs me the wrong way, whether it's a Palin or a Kardashian, so I doubt I'll be looking in on this one again. You already know if you're the target audience for something like this, and I'm not.
Source: TVGuide
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Monday, November 8, 2010
'DWTS' Brandy on Tonight's Cha-Cha: 'Scary, Scary, and More Scary'.
Brandy and her pro partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy have landed in the Final Five on "Dancing with the Stars," and this week they'll take on the Waltz and the Cha-Cha -- without their music being available until the night of the performance!
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Inside Brandy & Maksim Chmerkovskiy's Rehearsal For This Monday
Brandy and Maks chat with Access' Tony Potts about how they are preparing for Monday night's competition. What do they think about not knowing what song they'll be "Dancing" to until the last moment? Plus, how much does social networking play a role in connecting with the fans?
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough on ET: 'The Gloves Are Off'
Jennifer Grey and pro partner Derek Hough have to learn two dances for Monday's "Dancing with the Stars," and they tell ET that when it comes to the competition of the Final Five, it's war!
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
'DWTS' Cheryl Burke Signing Autographs for Fans After the Show
Rick Fox and partner Cheryl Burke were voted off of Dancing With The Stars Show. Cheryl looked stunning as she signed autographs commenting that the judges were great to them!!! The 2 will surely be missed!!!
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'DWTIS' Kyle & Lacey: 'Deliciously' Surprised by Results!
Kyle Massey and Lacey Schwimmer 'Deliciously' Surprised by Results
"Dancing with the Stars" said goodbye to Rick Fox on Tuesday, leaving many surprised but not necessarily in a bad way.
"Dancing with the Stars" said goodbye to Rick Fox on Tuesday, leaving many surprised but not necessarily in a bad way.
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Rick Fox on His 'Dancing with the Stars' Experience - Backstage Videos-
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
'DWTS' Backstage interviews with Mark, Kurt, Anna, Rick from last night
Bristol Palin's partner Mark Ballas talks week 7 of 'Dancing With the Stars' following their performance. November 1, 2010
Kurt Warner, Anna Trebunskaya talk week 7 of 'Dancing With the Stars' following their performance. November 1, 2010
Rick and Eliza
Kurt Warner, Anna Trebunskaya talk week 7 of 'Dancing With the Stars' following their performance. November 1, 2010
Rick and Eliza
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'DWTS' Kyle, Lacey, and Derek Backstage after show
Kyle Massey, Lacey Schwimmer talk week 7 of 'Dancing With the Stars' following their performance. November 1, 2010
Jennifer Grey's partner Derek Hough talks week 7 of 'Dancing With the Stars' following their performance. November 1, 2010
Jennifer Grey's partner Derek Hough talks week 7 of 'Dancing With the Stars' following their performance. November 1, 2010
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'DWTS' Jennifer Grey: 'I'm Not Going Down Without A Fight'
Jennifer Grey tells Access' Tony Potts that she might not have joined "Dancing" without her daughter's encouragement. Also, Jennifer's dad, Joel Grey, tells Tony how proud he is and surprised that Jennifer can "soar" so much on "Dancing." November 1, 2010
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'DWTS' Brandy and Maksim After The Show Interviews
Brandy and her "Dancing" partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, hit the red carpet at the "Dancing with the Stars" 200th episode party where they chat with Access' Tony Potts about receiving their first ten of the season from "Dancing" judge Len Goodman. November 1, 2010
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Monday, November 1, 2010
'DWTS' Tonight's Leaderboard
Here's how tonight's leaderboard stacked up (group, individual out of 40):
Brandy & Maks Chmerkovskiy: 64 (27, 37)
Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough: 64 (27, 37)
Kurt Warner & Anna Trebunskaya: 61 (27, 34)
Rick Fox & Cheryl Burke: 61 (24, 37)
Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer: 59 (24, 35)
Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas: 57 (24, 33)
Still, the perfect 30 (or 40, in this particular case) continued to elude season 11's contestants. After tomorow, following performances by Taylor Swift, Rod Stewart and the cast of Broadway's Mary Poppins, there will be only five stars left.
Brandy & Maks Chmerkovskiy: 64 (27, 37)
Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough: 64 (27, 37)
Kurt Warner & Anna Trebunskaya: 61 (27, 34)
Rick Fox & Cheryl Burke: 61 (24, 37)
Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer: 59 (24, 35)
Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas: 57 (24, 33)
Still, the perfect 30 (or 40, in this particular case) continued to elude season 11's contestants. After tomorow, following performances by Taylor Swift, Rod Stewart and the cast of Broadway's Mary Poppins, there will be only five stars left.
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Mario Lopez Steals Bristol Palin From Mark Ballas
Mario Lopez seemed to be workin that latin charm on Scowl Palin. We were not sure what she actually looked like with a smile on her face....we do now....Doesn't seem to make a difference, but thats besides the point. Mark Ballas taught Mario a few steps and they seemed to enjoy their dance together. It was amazing that no one slipped on Palin's drool during her Lopez waltz.
And here's another video of them teaching Mario how to dance.
And here's another video of them teaching Mario how to dance.
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Full scores for tonight's 'Dancing With The Stars' and All Time Ranking!
The full scores for the night (including their extra points for the group round) were:
1. Brandy and Maksim Chmerkovskiy’s tango was scored 26/30 + 10 = 36/40
2. Audrina Patridge & Tony Dovolani’s paso doble netted 24/30 + 8 = 32/40
3. (Tie) Rick Fox and Cheryl Burke’s tango earned 24/30 + 6 = 30/40
3. (Tie) Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer’s tango took home 23/30 + 7 = 30/40
5. Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough’s paso doble was scored 20/30 + 9 = 29/30
6. Bristol Palin and Mark Ballas’ tango netted 23/30 + 5 = 28/40
7., Kurt Warner and Anna Trebunskaya’s paso doble earned 18/30 + 4 = 22/40
In addition to the competition, “DWTS” co-hosts Tom Bergeron and Brooke Burke revealed the All-Time Top 10 from the past 10 seasons, as voted by the viewers. They were:
10. Shawn Johnson and Mark Ballas’ freestyle from Season 8
9. Donny Osmond and Kym Johnson’s Argentine tango from Season 9
8. Helio Castroneves and Julianne Hough quickstep from Season 5
7. Apolo Anton Ohno and Julianne Hough’s freestyle from Season 4
6. Joanna Krupa and Derek Hough’s futuristic paso doble from Season 9
5. Mel B. and Maksim Chmerkovskiy’s paso doble from Season 5
4. Nicole Scherzinger and Derek Hough’s ‘50s-style paso from Season 10
3. Apolo Anton Ohno and Julianne Hough’s samba from Season 4
2. Gilles Marini and Cheryl Burke’s Argentine Tango from Season 8
1. Drew Lachey and Cheryl Burke’s freestyle from Season 2
Source: accesshollywood
1. Brandy and Maksim Chmerkovskiy’s tango was scored 26/30 + 10 = 36/40
2. Audrina Patridge & Tony Dovolani’s paso doble netted 24/30 + 8 = 32/40
3. (Tie) Rick Fox and Cheryl Burke’s tango earned 24/30 + 6 = 30/40
3. (Tie) Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer’s tango took home 23/30 + 7 = 30/40
5. Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough’s paso doble was scored 20/30 + 9 = 29/30
6. Bristol Palin and Mark Ballas’ tango netted 23/30 + 5 = 28/40
7., Kurt Warner and Anna Trebunskaya’s paso doble earned 18/30 + 4 = 22/40
In addition to the competition, “DWTS” co-hosts Tom Bergeron and Brooke Burke revealed the All-Time Top 10 from the past 10 seasons, as voted by the viewers. They were:
10. Shawn Johnson and Mark Ballas’ freestyle from Season 8
9. Donny Osmond and Kym Johnson’s Argentine tango from Season 9
8. Helio Castroneves and Julianne Hough quickstep from Season 5
7. Apolo Anton Ohno and Julianne Hough’s freestyle from Season 4
6. Joanna Krupa and Derek Hough’s futuristic paso doble from Season 9
5. Mel B. and Maksim Chmerkovskiy’s paso doble from Season 5
4. Nicole Scherzinger and Derek Hough’s ‘50s-style paso from Season 10
3. Apolo Anton Ohno and Julianne Hough’s samba from Season 4
2. Gilles Marini and Cheryl Burke’s Argentine Tango from Season 8
1. Drew Lachey and Cheryl Burke’s freestyle from Season 2
Source: accesshollywood
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