Bristol Palin & DWTS Co-Star Kyle Massey Get New Reality Show

A few months after Bristol Palin and Kyle Massey starred on Dancing with the Stars, the two are joining forces again on a brand new reality show.

The currently untitled show will follow Palin’s every move  as she moves from Alaska to Los Angeles with her baby, Tripp. [QUESTION! Didn’t Bristol buy a house in Arizona? So, this is all fake? SAY it isn’t so!] Massey and Palin are friends, so, he will be featured on the show as well.

David McKillop, executive vice president of programming at A&E Network and BIO Channel said: “Bristol is the kind of personality BIO is drawn to. Her personal life has been playing out in the media for several years but this will be the first time she’s opening up her real life, with her son and her friends the Massey Brothers.”

Wonder who all will tune in?

Dancing With The Stars Spoiler Results

READ MORE: RECAP OF MONDAY NIGHT’S PERFORMANCE SHOW

SPOILER ALERT:  Do not read on if you do not want to know who won this year’s competition!

After weeks of competition and after so much drama on and off of the dance floor this year, the time has come to crown our winner.

Starting with third place for Season 11 of DWTS, we have Bristol Palin and Mark Ballas.  Kyle Massey and Lacey Schwimmer came in second and as most people expected since the competition began, Jennifer Grey has taken home this season’s mirror-ball trophy. Congrats Jennifer and Derek Hough.

Dancing With The Stars Recap: The Show Went On Despite A Pre-Finale Week Filled With Drama And Death Threats

It was a strange seven days indeed leading up to the Dancing with the Stars finale Monday night.

First, a man in Wisconsin shot his TV while watching Bristol Palin perform last Monday night because he did not think Bristol belongs on DWTS.

Then, Bristol took to Facebook to apologize for her earlier rant against a teen who had voiced his disapproval for Sarah Palin’s reality show, Alaska.

Finally, Bristol and Mark Ballas apparently received death threats over the weekend, including delivery of a suspicious white powder-filled envelope to the DWTS studio, addressed to Bristol. After the studio was evacuated, it was thankfully determined that the powder was just talcum powder and nothing lethal.

But come this Monday night, it was business as usual despite tightened security as the remaining three dancers, Bristol, Kyle Massey and Jennifer Grey took to the dance floor and performed two final dances each to determine the winner of the mirror-ball trophy.

The first dance of the night was a “Redemption Dance” for each contestant: A dance style which each contestant had previously danced on the show but which the judges felt the contestants could have each danced better. The second dance was the popular freestyle dance.

Here is what happened tonight:

Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer
Kyle kicked off the night with a re-do of his fox-trot. The retry left Carrie Ann Inaba saying Kyle had not been his usual “outward” self and needed to focus on his footwork. Len Goodman on the other hand loved the dance and said: “Overall, you have gone from messy Massey to marvelous.” Bruno Tonioli declared: “Your technique has improved tremendously.” No matter the divergent opinions, all three judges gave Kyle a 9 each for a total of 27 points.

While rehearsing for the freestyle earlier in the week, Lacey put some extra pressure on Kyle by telling him, “Whoever wins the freestyle usually wins the competition.” But Kyle rose to the occasion.  Dressed like Will Smith from the opening credits of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, he was his usual charismatic, bouncy, expressive, adorable self.  He even performed the worm during his routine which had Carrie Ann oozing, “This old fly girl is very proud of you! You killed it!” Len said he didn’t get the “bugaloo dance” but still called it “great fun” and “great entertainment.” Bruno chimed in and said Kyle provided “truly explosive entertainment and amazing charisma.” No matter the great remarks, poor Kyle still narrowly missed getting his first and only 30 of the season despite scores of 10 each from Carrie Ann and Bruno. But Len who admitted earlier that he doesn’t quite get the “bugaloo dance” when referring to hip-hop, gave Kyle a 9. BOOHOO!

Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas
Bristol started her pre-dance film montage by complaining, “It sucks that people still don’t think I deserve to be here. People freaked out once we got saved and Brandy was eliminated.”  Bristol is right. I was in the audience for last Tuesday’s results show and you could cut the tension with a knife once the audience, judges and the other dancers found out Brandy and not Bristol was going home. Bristol went on, “I continue to improve week after week and people don’t acknowledge that.” Well, Bristol, obviously some people do acknowledge that and vote for you since you are still left in the competition despite getting the lowest scores from the judges week after week.

For her Redemption Dance, Bristol re-danced her jive, this time around sending the infamous gorilla suit she wore the first time packing, literally. During rehearsals for the jive, Bruno visited Bristol to help get the “wild child” out of her and said her last jive was, “a little a bit of a disaster because she couldn’t quite get the performance level and she went to pieces.”

After Bristol and Mark danced, Bruno said: “I told you you don’t need to go in a suit.” He continued, “You revealed yourself. You came out here and you had a good time and you didn’t care and we all enjoyed it.” Carrie Ann said, “You were brighter and more vibrant than ever!” Len said: “Last time, You were a gorilla, and now a thrilla”. The dance got Bristol three 9’s from the judges for a total of 27.

For the freestyle, Bristol danced to the iconic and sultry “Cell Block Tango” from the Broadway hit, Chicago. The dance was entertaining if for no other reason than to see Bristol dance in a cage. But was this dance of sufficient caliber for the finale? Bruno said: “You have improved but not quite at the level this song requires.” Carrie Ann lessened the blow and asked, “Did I just see Bristol Palin dancing in a cage? I give you a lot of credit for that.” Len finished by saying, “I know you were concerned it was gonna be a disaster. And let me tell you young lady. That was no disaster, I thought it was fantastic!” When it came time for the judges’ scores to be revealed, the crowd booed at the night’s lowest combined score of 25.

Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough
It’s really hard for me to remember a time when Jennifer Grey had a bad dance this season. But according to Carrie Ann, Jennifer was “all over the place” during her first attempt at the paso doble earlier this season; an attempt which landed Jennifer her lowest judges’ score of the season.

How well did Jennifer do on her retry? So well that Len gave her a standing ovation after saying, “I rarely do this!” Bruno dizzily spun into one romantic hyperbole after another using such words as “sultry”, “igniting the flames of passion” and “relentless pleasure” and “I don’t want this night to ever to end!” He even said later, “I wish I had an 11” as he held up the “10” score paddle.  Carrie Ann squealed: “THIS is the meaning of redemption. I am so proud of you!” Jennifer received a perfect 30 from the judges.

And did anyone in the world doubt that returning champion Derek Hough and Jennifer “Baby” Grey would not kill it during freestyle? Hasn’t Jennifer and Derek’s freestyle dance been what we all have been waiting to see all season long? Jennifer herself even said before the dance, “I’m a bad ass, what can I say?” So, of course the DWTS producers saved this dance as the last dance of the season.

The dance started with Jennifer holding a watermelon, an homage to her classic, “I carried a watermelon” intro in Dirty Dancing to “Do You Love Me (Now That I Can Dance).”

But I admit that I for one was a bit disappointed in Jennifer’s dance as I felt Derek did a lot of the heavy lifting by doing the jaw-dropping jumps and somersaults. But I give credit where credit is due and admit Jennifer was the hottest 50-year old ever to have danced a top the judge’s table. I don’t know if it was emotion taking over or Jennifer exuding confidence that she will end up with the mirror-ball trophy, but Jennifer ended her dance and the night by kissing each member of the judge’s panel as if she were accepting her predestined victory. About her freestyle, Carrie Ann said: “I thought it was amazing. I thought it was perfect.” Bruno said both of Jennifer’s dances were “equally brilliant!” Len basically crowned Jennifer the winner by saying: “You’re like a juggernaut..You’re heading down that freeway, heading for the mirror-ball trophy.” And with all that gushing adulation, of course came another perfect score of 30 from the judges.

Here’s how the leaderboard stacked up:
Jennifer & Derek: 60 (30, 30)
Kyle & Lacey: 56 (27, 29)
Bristol & Mark: 52 (27, 25)

On Tuesday’s two-hour finale, the three remaining contestants will dance twice more for judges’ points only and a new winner will claim the mirror-ball trophy.

Who do you all think will win it all? Who do you think should win it all?

Spoiler Alert: Dancing With The Stars Recap And Scores

Jennifer Grey could not be stopped Monday night on Dancing with the Stars. She scored a perfect 30 on each of her two dances. Her cha-cha with partner Derek Hough had Bruno Tonioli raving such words as: “Sexy”, “luminous” and “vibrant.” He also said, “The execution was flawless.”  Carrie Ann Inaba loved Grey’s equally-perfect waltz calling it “one of the most beautiful things [she’d] ever seen.” Jennifer said, “I am in love with dancing.”

Bristol Palin who has been at the bottom of the leaderboard 6 out of 8 weeks of competition before Monday nightlooked confident and sexy in her knee-high boots and delivered a ferocious paso doble with partner Mark Ballas. The judges were so impressed with her performance that Carrie Ann asked  Bristol for a hug and said, “I am so happy to finally see you come out of your shell and nail it!”  The dancing duo got their first trio of 9’s for the first dance. But Bristol was not as impressive with her waltz and she ended up getting a 26 and coming in last again in tonight’s leaderboard. Bristol said people at home relate to her because she is “untouched, and raw, and vulnerable.” She continued,  “I am not fake, people relate to me because I am not fake and I’m not typical Hollywood.”

Brandy and Maksim Chmerkovskiy opened their night with a passionate and dramatic paso doble for a score of 27 and Len Goodman told Brandy, “You came out 100%!” Brandy said she dedicated their paso doble to anyone who has been bullied.  Brandy did even better on her second dance, looking extremely polished and elegant and deservedly scored her first 30 of the season on her Argentine tango. “Voluptuous”, “full of flavor” were ways Bruno defined Brandy’s Argentine tango.  Brandy said, “Being part of Dancing with the Stars has been a rebirth for me.”

Kyle Massey said “I feel like I am peaking at the right time” and had a great night – coming in second overall. He collected two 10s on his samba and his Argentine tango with partner Lacey Schwimmer. After his first dance, Len said about Kyle: “What I like about you, there is no backstage dramas, there is no histrionics, you just come out and you just get on with it.” He also said, “I think you have a bionic bum – honestly you have had more bounce to the ounce than anyone during this season!” Bruno said: “You are truly a bouncing bundle of joy!” Carrie Ann had to join in: “I have never seen so much pelvic action!”
Here’s tonight’s leaderboard:

  1. Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough 60 (30, 30)
  2. Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer 58 (29, 29)
  3. Brandy & Maks Chmerkovskiy 57 (27, 30)
  4. Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas 53 (27, 26)

Dancing With The Stars: With Only Two Weeks Left, A Couple Finally Scores A Perfect 30.

All week long, the Dancing with the Stars cast members have been dreading the new evil-torture-tactic spawned on them by the producers of DWTS: The Instant Dance!

What is Instant Dance you ask? Instant Dance on tonight’s show meant that for one of their two dances, each of the five remaining contestants found out which song they’d be dancing to only minutes before the live performance. Sounds brutal. But, all their week-long fears were for naught because almost everyone actually performed better during their feared-performance.
Jennifer Grey even scored the season’s first perfect score of 30 on her Instant Dance rumba to Foreigner’s Waiting for a Girl Like You.

Jennifer, who is still fighting tendinitis in her left knee, also received rave reviews for her first dance, the quickstep, and scored a 27.

Brandy was ever-so-close to getting a perfect 30 as well, scoring two 10’s on her waltz from both Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli, but not from Carrie Ann Inaba who gave her a 9. Brandy and Maksim Chmerkovskiy then drew Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream for their cha-cha.

How’d they do on their cha-cha? Pretty good, landing a 28.
Bristol Palin surprised all with the Argentine tango as far as technicality is concerned, but still could not nail the artistic aspect of the dance, matching her last week’s score of 24. She got a 23 on her second dance, the samba. 8’s almost all around for the girl from Alaska.
Carrie Ann said that Kyle Massey’s first dance, the waltz, was “a fairytale come to life.” Kyle scored a respectable 27 for his participation in Carrie Ann’s fairytale. For their second dance, Kyle got handed Good Golly Miss Molly as his surprise song, and as usual, his personality shined through. He got two 10’s out of Carrie Ann and Bruno and 9 from Len for a total of 29.
Poor Kurt Warner. Bruno told him right off: “Obviously, there are people that are better than you, but you’ve come a long way!” For their first dance, Kurt got a disappointing 24. Then, Kurt got a surprise song he had never heard of before, Hella Good and just like the song, he danced hella good, but again ended with a 24.

Here’s the leaderboard, combining both dances:

Brandy & Maks Chmerkovskiy: 57 (29, 28)
Jennifer Grey Derek Hough 57 (27, 30)
Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer: 56 (27, 29)
Kurt Warner & Anna Trebunskaya 48 (24, 24)
Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas 47 (24, 23)

Another star goes home tomorrow! Who do you think it will be?

My Fave Celeb TwitPics Of The Week!

CELEBRITY TWITPICS.

 Celebrities love to send TwitPics of themselves and we love to see them! Here is a collection of some of my favorites celeb pics of the week.

Given that it was Halloween, there are some very interesting photos included indeed.


Come back every Friday for more of my favorites!

Jake Pavelka
Jake with Erin Andrews and Evan Lysacek
Kyle Massey
Kyle Massey, Kurt Warner, Rod Stewart
DWTS Cast
Mark Ballas
Mark and Corky Ballas
50 Cent

Weird Al Yankovic

Kim Kardashian

Shaquille O’Neal

 Jenny McCarthy

Derek Hough
Derek with Julianne Hough
 Mandy Moore

Rachel Zoe

Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen with Taylor Swift
Rose McGowan

Maksim Chmerkovskiy
Maksim with Erin Andrews and Stacy Keibler 
LeBron James


Eliza Dushku
Eliza and Rick Fox
Cheryl Burke
Gilles Marini, Emmitt Smith, Kelly Osbourne and Tom Bergeron

Dancing With The Stars Elimination Results – SPOILER ALERT!

Another unexpected celeb exit for Dancing with the Stars tonight.  Who do you think should have gone home? Chances are, you won’t guess the right star.

Before we get to the spoiler results, check out the picture Kyle Massey Tweeted earlier tonight with Kurt Warner and Rod Stewart. Pretty cool!

Ok–back to the results! After the votes were tabulated, it was Rick Fox who was sent packing, despite the fact that the judges had told him last night that he had danced his “best dance yet.” Rick had also received his best individual score and even a 10 from guest judge Hélio Castroneves!

DWTS, Rick Fox, Cheryl Burke
ABC/ADAM LARKEY

“It’s been a transformational journey for me,” Fox said, his voice breaking down a bit. “It’s been amazing. My relationship has transformed with my girlfriend, my daughter—it’s the most enjoyable time having her here and sharing this with me.”

Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer Rock The Grove With Their Dance Moves – EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS & VIDEO


Animated. Playful. Hilarious. Talented. Those are the four adjectives I would use to describe Kyle Massey and Lacey Schwimmer, known as Team Schmurgles on Dancing with the Stars.
Kyle and Lacey were at The Grove to speak with Mario Lopez of Extra. Kyle told Mario that he has absolutely no previous dance experience except for “The Jerk.” But thanked Lacey for changing him from “flab to fab!”
Lacey said there are six teams left on DWTS, and said out of those six teams there are three teams they call “Team Underdogs.” Team Underdogs are the teams with Kyle, Bristol Palin and Rick Fox.
Watch the full Extra interview next week!

In the meantime, watch Lacey show Mario how to dance!




And, watch Kyle and Lacey answer fans’ questions and watch the dance move Kyle invented:





How adorable are Lacey’s shoes?!

Lacey Schwimmer and me 🙂








Animated. Playful. Hilarious. Talented. Those are the four adjectives I would use to describe Kyle Massey and Lacey Schwimmer, known as Team Schmurgles on Dancing with the Stars.

Kyle and Lacey were at The Grove to speak with Mario Lopez of Extra.  Kyle told Mario that he has absolutely no previous dance experience except for “The Jerk.”  But thanked Lacey for changing him from “flab to fab!”

Lacey said there are six teams left on DWTS, and said out of those six teams there are three teams they call “Team Underdogs,” teams with Kyle, Bristol Palin and Rick Fox.

Watch the full Extra interview next week!


In the meantime, watch Lacey show Mario how to dance!



And, watch Kyle and Lacey answer fans’ questions and watch the dance move Kyle invented:

How cute are Lacey’s shoes?

Lacy Schimmer and me 🙂