PHOTOS: Lisa Vanderpump, Kyle Richards, Karina Smirnoff & Ziah Colon Attend Beauty For A Cure

SPOTTEDKarina Smirnoff (Dancing with the Stars), Kyle Richards (Real Housewives of Beverly Hills), Lisa Vanderpump (Real Housewives of Beverly Hills), and Ziah Colon (Footloose) at Joico’s Beauty For A Cure campaign held at Gavert Atelier Salon in Beverly Hills, CA. Continue reading

Dancing With The Stars 10/18 Live Elimination Results

Dancing with the Stars aired its Week 5 Elimination Results October 18, 2011.

We are reporting live DWTS blogging and spoiler results of who is safe, who is in jeopardy and who was voted off and eliminated tonight.

LIVE RESULTS:

SAFE:
Ricki Lake and Derek Hough
Rob Kardashian and Cheryl Burke
J.R. Martinez and Karina Smirnoff
Nancy Grace and Tristan MacManus
Chaz Bono and Lacey Schwimmer

STILL IN JEOPARDY:

Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy – NOW SAFE!
David Arquette and Kym Johnson – NOW SAFE!
Carson Kressley & Anna Trebunskaya


ELIMINATED:
Carson Kressley & Anna Trebunskaya


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VIDEOS: Dancing With The Stars 10/3 Recap: Who Brought Us All To Tears, Who Found Love Again & Who Found Life’s Redemption?

Season thirteen of Dancing With The Stars third week performance show aired October 3, 2011. Ten couples remained to dance the night away and had to tell a personal story through dance to commemorate the most memorable year in the stars’ lives. Here is a full recap of how things shook down:


HOPE SOLO AND MAKSIM CHMERKOVSKIY
Dance: Cha Cha Cha
Song: “Tonight (I’m Lovin’ You) by Enrique Iglesias
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-08

Hope chose 2011 as her memorable year because her team (USA) made it to the finals of the World Cup. As tough as that loss was for her, she realized for the first time in her life that it is not about winning, it is about the journey. The song is her team’s song and gives her the energy she needs before games and she will use it for her dance.

Carrie Ann Inaba: “You’re a very strong dancer and that was very sexy and very hot. But….I see so much potential in you…I want to take you and work on your walk. You don’t need quite so much strength when you walk. I loved your routine and you executed it excellently. Just work on your walk, fluidity and femininity.”
Len Goodman: “I found the costume and part of the routine a little provocative for me. However the actual Cha Cha Cha was very good. For me, that was your best dance so far.”
Bruno Tonioli: “Hope, the sexy minx is out of the cage. You were going for him like a panther. The man eater is there and it is good to see you embracing your gorgeousness. But they’re right about your walk.”

Scores: 8+8+8=24 out of 30. That is a 5-point improvement in score over last week.

KRISTIN CAVALLARI AND MARK BALLAS

Dance: Samba 

Song: “Crazy in Love” by Beyonce
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-03

Kristin choose this song because it was written in the year she moved to LA in 2005. It was her most memorable year because she also graduated high school then as well and had to decide whether to continue her education or enter the entertainment world. Her ex-fiance, Chicago Bears Quarterback Jay Cutler, was in the audience watching her dance!

Len: “The Beyonce stuff is not my cup of tea, the side by side, the hair…Talk to the hand (as crowd boos). That was only 20% of the dance. The other 80% was fabulous.”
Bruno: “That was more than crazy love, that was crazy lust! You fast moving devil woman. Who can say no after that? It’s ‘Yes yes yes’ for me all the time and all the way. Keep going that way, you’re going right.”

Carrie Ann: “Beyonce has some pretty big shoes to fill there my dear but you did darn good. Keep it up.”
Scores: 8+8+8=24 out of 30. Kristin improved her score from last week by two points.


DAVID ARQUETTE AND KYM JOHNSON

Dance: Rumba

Song: “Ooh Child” By Nina Simone
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-06

David chose last year as his most memorable year because that’s when his marriage fell apart and he escaped into alcohol to mask his pain. It made him take a hard look at himself to be a better father to his daughter, Coco.
Len: “It was a good mix of motion with emotion. I thought you did a great job, I am proud of it. Well done to you.”
Bruno: “You brought sensitivity, vulnerability. You were achingly romantic. You were the young man smitten by the femme fatale, broken hearted yet ready to go again and again because you were gonna get the girl at the end. Wonderful.”

Carrie Ann: “Very nice come back. I know last week was devastating. You came back and you brought us so much more of you. What is so special is that you have this incredible raw emotion that is pure and honest….that is what dancing is about, bringing pure joy to people.”

Scores: 8+8+8=24 out of 30. This is a 6 point improvement over last week for David who was in the bottom two.

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ROB KARDASHIAN AND CHERYL BURKE

Dance: Foxtrot
Song: “Fly Me to The Moon” by Frank Sinatra
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-02

Rob wanted to dedicate his Foxtrot to his dad, the late Robert Shapiro, Sr., who died in 2003 and who taught him anything is possible in life. Rob was only 15 when his dad passed and his world turned upside down. Rob chose Fly Me to The Moon because it was one of his father’s favorite songs and he wanted to dance to it as a celebration of his father’s life. He said his dad would want him to show his goofy personality.


Len: “You just put the ‘dash’ in ‘Kardashian.’ Posture was good, footwork was good. Listen, I hope your dad is looking down to say, ‘Rob you did good,’ because you did.”
Bruno: “Rob the man is getting the upper hand. I like the way you started to toy and play with Cheryl. The dominatrix has found her match! A bit of Brando there, a bit of Frank there. There was a beautiful story line behind it.” Bruno also compared Rob’s performance to Guys and Dolls musical and Rob had no idea what that meant.
Carrie Ann: “I like watching you dance Rob because you stick to the program and each week you genuinely make progress. This was a debonair, charming and very smooth performance.”

Scores: 8+8+8= 24 out of 30. This is a 3 point improvement over Rob’s performance score of 21 last week.



CARSON KRESSLY AND ANNA TREBUNSKAYA

Dance: Tango
Song: “It’s My Life” by No Doubt
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-09

Carson choose 2003 as the most memorable year of his life because that’s the year his show, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy came out. Carson felt like an outsider growing up as a gay person, and said the show was a blessing because it made him proud of who he was for the first time in his life.

Bruno: “Carson, that was insanely brilliant…Arrogant and strong. Yes you got the shoe, and yes you will make it to the ball.”

Carrie Ann: Carson, I love you just the way you are! You brought us drama, entertainment, fun, enthusiasm, craziness, sassy, sexy and technique, beautiful shapes and a little bit girly girly and a little bit masculine.”
Len: “I am gonna be quite positive here but I don’t need a kiss [like you kissed Bruno]. You put the ‘boy’ in ‘flamboyant.’ That Tango had merit and I enjoyed that Tango very much.”

Scores: 8+7+8=23 out of 30. This was Carson’s best score of the season and he improved his score by 5 points from last week.



RICKI LAKE AND DEREK HOUGH

Dance: Rumba
Song: “Gravity” by Sara Bareilles
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-11

Ricki chose last year as her most memorable year because she went through a tough divorce. She resigned herself to never getting married again as a single mom of two. If that wasn’t bad enough, her house burned down. And through the worst time of her life, she met her new husband, Christian who she says makes her feel loved like she has never felt before. The song signifies Ricki’s ability to love again and she hopes her dance inspires others to find true love too.

Bruno: “Every step was as expressive as a word in a poem. Every move was absolutely essential to the dramatic tension of the story. That was the actress dancer at her best, my darling.”
” Carrie Ann: “Ricki Lake is on fiiiiire. That was fabulous. It was breathtaking, it was gorgeous. It was sensual. Honey, you are looking fierce. You are in love and it is radiating out of you. Fantastic.”

Len: “Derek, may I congratulate you on a great routine. Ricki, may I congratulate you on dancing it so well.”

Scores: 9+9+9=27 out of 30. Best score of the night and 4 points higher than Ricki’s score of last week.



CHAZ BONO AND LACEY SCHWIMMER

Dance: Rumba
Song: “Laugh at Me” by Sonny Bono
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-12

Chaz’ most memorable year was this year because it’s the happiest he’s ever been. He chose a song written by his dad, Sonny Bono in memory of his dad and to signify that if someone has a problem with him, it is their problem, not Chaz’s.

Carrie Ann: “Chaz, every time I see you get out on the dance floor, I am so impressed by your courage for just showing up here. Tonight was not your best performance and you looked really distracted. You did not look quite focused on the dance. And I also felt like you did not dance enough in this Rumba. It’s breaking me to say this because I just find you to be such an inspiration.”
Len: “Chaz, that was your best dance. Dancing does not come that easy to you and you come back each week after negative comments but you come back and you give it your all. And that says something about your character. Well done.”
Bruno: “We’re all very confused tonight. The fact is there is a very endearing quality about you. The Rumba is a difficult dance because it’s a dance that requires continuous motion. You can never stop and it’s hard to keep the focus and there were moments that you looked lost.”

Scores: 6+6+6=18 out of 30. This was Chaz’s highest score of the season and up by one point over last week.



CHYNNA PHILLIPS AND TONY DOVOLANI

Dance: Rumba
Song: “Hold On” by Wilson Phillips
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-04

Chynna said 1990 was the most memorable year in her life because she wrote her first hit single then as a teenager with Wilson Phillips. She was suffering from depression and anxiety then. She sought therapy and stopped drinking. She also met her future husband, Billy Baldwin. She feels that she has come so far since writing that song and wanted her dance to serve as inspiration for others that they too can come out of a dark tunnel and enter the light.

Bruno: “I knew you could do it. You are a smoldering siren. Seductive, intriguing, stylish. The body shapes [were] intriguing and elegant. Always so expressive, and the beauty of your lines, you belong in a museum to be admired.”

Carrie Ann: “Well, we asked for more and you certainly did that. You are stunning to watch. Your lines are like butter, it feels so good.”
Len: “Hold on for one more day, cause dancing like that, you’re gonna be here for weeks and weeks. Chynna, you have taken this competition to a whole new level. That was fantastic.”

Scores: Triple 8+9+9=for 26 out of 30. She got the first 9’s of the season and improved her score by 5 points from last week.

NANCY GRACE AND TRISTAN MACMANUS

Dance: Waltz
Song: “Moon River” by Frank Sinatra
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-05

Nancy Grace choose 2007 –the year she got married–as her most memorable year. The song, Moon River, was the song she walked to down the aisle. Also, it was the first lullaby she sang to her twins when they were in the hospital after a dangerous delivery.

Len: “Nancy you have to get this ballroom stretch and a better ballroom posture. But you showed the emotion of the dance very well.”
Bruno: “Soft like a mother’s embrace. You have to carry through your arms.” 

Carrie Ann: “I was transported and it felt like a live action lullaby. Your love and tenderness towards your  daughter and son truly came through the dance.”
Scores: 7+7+7=21 out of 30. Nancy got the same score as last week.



JR MARTINEZ AND KARINA SMIRNOFF

Dance: Rumba
Song: “If You’re Reading This” by Tim McGraw
Telephone No.: 1-800-VOTE4-10

As his most memorable year, J.R. chose the year he was injured in the Iraq war when he drove his Humvee over a landmine. J.R. explained that after he saw his injured face for the first time, he became depressed and he had regret, wishing he had perished instead. At 19, he could not understand how his life had turned upside down. He would go to sleep crying at night until his mom was able to tell him one day some moving words which for some reason resonated deeply with him and made him want to fight for his life.

The song J.R. chose by Tim McGraw is about a soldier’s wife reading her husband’s letter –meaning that if she was reading it, he had not survived the war. He dedicated this song to the men and women who did not get a second chance like he did and who did not make it home.

Carrie Ann: “Heroes are made…they’re ordinary people who do extraordinary things. Tonight, you did something extraordinary. You touched us all. And I could feel the weight with which you dance by dedicating this to all those who we’ve lost. I thank you because that was one of the most profound honest dances I have ever seen on this show.”

Len: “Every season somebody dances to a standard which is unexpected, and this season that dancer is you. I wouldn’t expect performances like that from you. We have to justify our marks…for me, it could have been more musical through the arms. I think it was a wonderful performance, it was so poignant and I loved it.”
Bruno: “Darling you really are a hero and you really are a source of inspiration. You danced from you heart and I could feel every emotion. It was tangible, you could touch it. Great great achievement.”

Scores: 9+8+9=26 out of 30. This score is a four point improvement for JR over last week.

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Here’s the leaderboard:

Ricki Lake & Derek Hough: 27
Chynna Phillips & Tony Dovolani: 26
J.R. Martinez & Karina Smirnoff: 26
David Arquette & Kym Johnson: 24
Hope Solo & Maksim Chmerkovskiy: 24
Kristin Cavallari & Mark Ballas: 24
Rob Kardashian & Cheryl Burke: 24
Carson Kressley & Anna Trebunskaya: 23
Nancy Grace & Tristan MacManus: 21
Chaz Bono & Lacey Schwimmer: 18

Videos: ‘Dancing With The Stars’ 9/19 Scores, Recap & Performance Videos

 Dancing With The Stars season 13 was back in full swing for its premiere September 19, 2011.
Here is a full show recap of each performance including judges’ comments and scores:

Dancing With The Stars Pairings Announced: Derek Hough Is Back!

ABC has just revealed the cast pairings for season 13 of Dancing with the Stars. You will notice that there are three new professional dancers and that fan fave Derek Hough is coming back to the show after taking one season off.

Here are the pairings:
Elisabetta Canalis and Valentin Chmerkovskiy
Ron Artest (Meta World Peace) and Peta Murgatroyd
Chaz Bono and Lacey Schwimmer
David Arquette and Kym Johnson
Kristin Cavallari and Mark Ballas
Robert Kardashian and Cheryl Burke
Carson Kressley and Anna Trebunskaya
Ricki Lake and Derek Hough
J.R. Martinez and Karina Smirnoff
Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy
Chynna Phillips and Tony Dovolani
Nancy Grace and Tristan MacManus

Dancing With The Stars 5/17 Live Blogging & Elimination Results

Dancing with the Stars May 17, 2011 Spoiler Elimination Results and Live Blogging is below:

Stevie Knicks and Pitbull ft. Ne-Yo & Nayer are the performers.


LIVE BLOGGING:
9:02 Mark and Chelsea dance the judges’ favorite dance from last night
9:04 Recap video of last night
9:05 Commercial break
9:08 SAFE: HINES AND KYM
9:11 Stevie Nicks musical performance
9:14 Commercial break
9:14 Pitbull ft. Ne-Yo & Nayer musical performance
9:23 SAFE: CHELSEA & MARK
9:27 Commercial break
9:30 Brook Burke interviewing the two safe couples about next week’s semi-finals dances
9:31 Pre-taped motivational video of a young dancer
9:34 Performance
9:37 Commercial break
9:41 Pre-taped video package of how the remaining four contestants feel about the season so far
9:45 Stevie Nicks musical performance of Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide
9:48 Recap of Kirstie/Maks and Ralph/Karina performances from last night
9:51 Commercial break
9:56 HERE WE GO….

SAFE: KIRSTIE AND MAKS

ELIMINATED: RALPH AND KARINA

Videos: Ralph Macchio & Karina Smirnoff’s Salsa & Argentine Tango Oddly Place Them In Last Place, Again

Ralph Macchio and Karina Smirnoff landed in last place on last Monday’s Dancing with the Stars but they were saved from elimination once fan votes were added in with the judges’ score.

This week, Ralph said: “It’s the fans that got me through last week and it’s so important for me to put out a performance this week that’s worthy of their votes.”

With three dances to learn and Ralph’s knee still bothering him, Ralph struggled in rehearsals with the “hip hop, funky” character required for the Salsa. He also had to “super size” his butt with special underwear so he could shake his booty better. He felt more comfortable in rehearsals when it came to the Argentine Tango.

During the performance of the Argentine Tango, Ralph looked refined and like someone definitely worthy of still being in the competition at this stage. The judges were not as kind, as is the case most often when it comes to Ralph and Karina.

Len Goodman (9): “It lacked a bit of emotion…it didn’t really smolder. I liked the set up. I thought it was sharp and precise, full of content. I thought you did a very good job, well done.”
Bruno Tonioli (8): “Yes, something was happening when you were stroking your lamppost there something was stirring there. But once you got hold of Karina, you were very stern. Very detached and cold determination of execution there. I still have not seen the Latin lover….come and get it. Yes, yes…too flat in interpretation.”
Carrie Ann Inaba (8): “You know what’s lacking, you have got to get the emotion that is in your face down to your feet, you have to make it all connect.”
TOTAL SCORE FOR FIRST DANCE: 25

Here is the video of the Argentine Tango:

For their Salsa, Karina was dressed like an extra in the Broadway musical Cats. Ralph shook his supersized butt to I Know You Want Me by Pitbull. The judges were even less kind with scores and comments on Ralph and Karina’s second dance:

Len (7): “All too wild, there was no rhythm. Too harsh, too in your face..it was wiiiiild.”
Bruno (8): “Well, you definitely went for a bad ass Salsa. Are you wearing extra large diapers? You were too rough with your pussy darling, [Crowd boos]. You have to take it gently…[Crowd boos louder, some look disgusted]. Pussy cat, that’s what we call it. What is she?”
Carry Ann (8): After saying Bruno needed a muzzle, said: “Oddly, I liked it. There’s something so bizarre and uncharacteristic for you to put on a booty pad and shake it like your mama told you. I was actually impressed. Yes, your technique went out but this is the most fun I have seen you have throughout the whole competition.”
TOTAL SCORE FOR THE SECOND DANCE: 23. TOTAL SCORE FOR THE NIGHT: 48, LAST PLACE

Here is a video of their Salsa:

Dancing With The Stars 5/16 Scores And Telephone Numbers

Dancing with the Stars 2011 May 16, 2011 had our four remaining couples doing two dances plus a “winner take all” Cha Cha Cha for an additional 15 points going to the team that won. Kirstie & Maks danced the Paso Doble and Viennese Waltz, Chelsea & Mark danced the Rumba and Argentine Tango, Ralph & Karina the Argentine Tango and Salsa and Hines & Kym the Argentine Tango and the Salsa!

Kym’s neck injury during rehearsal didn’t keep Kym Johnson down — nor did it keep the couple from receiving this season’s first perfect score of 30!I

In the final cha-cha round, Hines and Kym beat out Ralph and Karina in the firstround, and Chelsea and Mark beat out Kirstie and Maks in the second. Then Chelsea and Mark knocked out Hines and Kym and won 15 additional points for the night.

Here’s how the leaderboard fared:

• Chelsea & Mark: 73 (28, 30, 15)
• Hines & Kym: 60 (30, 30)
• Kirstie & Maks: 54 (27, 27)
• Ralph & Karina: 48 (25, 23)

BELOW ARE THE TELEPHONE CALL NUMBERS and spoiler result scores. Performance videos and recap will be posted shortly.
Chelsea & Mark – 1-800-868-3401

Hines & Kym – 1-800-868-3403

Ralph & Karina – 1-800-868-3408

Kirstie & Maks – 1-800-868-3411

Dancing With The Stars 5/10 Live Results

Dancing with the Stars Elimination Results May 10, 2011. I will be blogging the results of tonight’s show live so you can find out who got voted off and eliminated in real time.

Adele and Michael Bolton are the guest performers. Who will be safe and in the final four /semi-finals? Who will be sent home?

LIVE ELIMINATION RESULTS (in EST TIME)
SPOILER ALERT:
9:00 Kirstie and Maks dance their Argentine Tango as the judges’ favorite number from lat night
9:06 Commercial Break
9:10 SAFE: HINES WARD & KYM JOHNSON
        SAFE: KIRSTIE ALLEY & MAKS CHEMERKOVSKIY
9:14 Dance Center Video with Len Goodman, Kenny Mayne and Jerry Rice
9:15 Michael Bolton and Delta Goodrem perform I’m Not Ready
9:20 Commercial
9:22 Brook Burke interviews dancers still in jeaopardy
9:25 Spotlight on and a dance by Hefa, Tu’l Niua and Soane Tuita
9:28 Commercial Break
9:34 Musical performance by Delta Goodrem of Natural Woman
9:38 Dance Center Video
9:44 Commercial Break
9:45 Adele performs Rolling in the Deep
9:49 About to find out who else is safe and who is in jeaopardy
9:50 IN JEOPARDY: RALPH MACCHIO & KARINA SMIRNOFF
        IN JEOPARDY: ROMEO & CHELSIE HIGHTOWER
        SAFE: CHELSEA KANE & MARK BALLAS


ELIMINATED: ROMEO & CHELSIE HIGHTOWER