'Dancing with the Stars' 2020 Start Date Becoming More Clear Amid Coronavirus

Sharna Burgess shared some behind-the-scenes secrets from Dancing With the Stars — including her picks for the best and worst contestants to compete for the Mirrorball trophy.The former Dancing With the Stars pro, 35, exclusively told Us Weekly earlier this month that a few contenders come to mind when choosing the most talented participants.“I mean, Jordan Fisher probably. Normani was also incredible,” Burgess said.

Liam Hemsworth leaves a restaurant with his girlfriend Gabriella Brooks by his side on Friday afternoon (August 14) in Byron Bay, Australia.

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speculation over which lucky lot of celebs will be taking to the ice.Love Islander Luke Trotman, reality TV star Billie Faiers and former Blue singer Antony Costa are all rumoured to be skating this winter, but no-one's been confirmed just yet.For now, here's your need-to-know on all things Dancing on Ice.Joe Swash and his partner Alex Murphy lifted the Dancing on Ice trophy in a shock win in March 2020.Diversity dancer Kiely was the bookies favourite to win, but Joe won over the public and the

Kaitlyn Bristowe is getting "ready to dance." The former "Bachelorette" star is set to compete in the upcoming season of "Dancing with the Stars," and has been working hard to prepare for the show, as she told her Instagram followers on Sunday. In her post, Bristowe, 35, shared three side-by-side photos of herself to show off her increasingly fit figure.

Dancing With the Stars, Kaitlyn Bristowe is working on becoming stronger.“I’ve been working so hard on my mental and physical health over the last 14 weeks. Reading, meditating, resting, working out, lifting heavy, Pilates, boxing, going to physical therapy for mobility and strength, getting sports massages, dry needling.

Witney Carson did not sugarcoat her answers when picking the best and worst celebrity contestants from Dancing With the Stars over the years.Carson, 26, said there were “so many” former contenders worthy of being named the best of the best. However, she admitted to being “a little bit biased” when selecting her choice.“I would probably say Alfonso [Ribeiro]’s the best or probably Jordan Fisher,” the So You Think You Can Dance alum exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, August 3.

Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews would not be returning as hosts of Dancing with the Stars in Season 29 was the announcement heard around the world — a jaw-dropping upset of the DWTS natural order, but it was hardly the first shocker to come from the show. Over the course of its 15-year run (and yes, you're that old) ABC's reality dancing competition has been the home base for plenty of other shocking moments, from unbelievable castings to gruesome injuries, feuds, wardrobe malfunctions, and

Sharna Burgess doesn’t know what her Dancing With the Stars future holds, but she’d be happy to return for season 29.“If they ask me, I will jump up and down — [I] might do the ugly cry,” Burgess, 35, exclusively told Us Weekly on Friday, August 7. “I’m not sure.

Cheryl Burke opened up about her friendship with Tom Bergeron and how he’s coping after being cut as the host of Dancing With the Stars ahead of season 29.“It’s heartbreaking,” Burke, 36, exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, August 3, while promoting her Diamond Art Club collection. “Tom is like my dance dad and that’s what I would call him on set, you know? And he was there for our wedding and he’s been a part of my life for 15 years.”The DWTS pro added: “It’s never easy.

team is hard at work, getting creative with how they can safely produce their show amid the coronavirus pandemic.ET has learned that the dance competition series is set to begin production for its 29th season very soon. A source tells ET that rehearsals are scheduled to start in September.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsEXCLUSIVE: Former SAG-AFTRA Foundation events and communications team members Mara Webster, Liz Riesterer and Danna Friedberg will launch their digital entertainment events firm In Creative Company as virtual events become the norm of during the COVID-19 pandemic.“Given the situation and current climate in our industry, we look forward to highlighting and elevating creative voices online, whilst this is the only way it is safe for us to do

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EXCLUSIVE: “Dancing With the Stars” is looking to waltz into production in September as ABC and BBC Studios work through the health and safety protocols that will allow the competition format to light up the dance floor this year.The show, which is based on the BBC format “Strictly Come Dancing,” is entering its 29th season with former “America’s Next Top Model” host Tyra Banks now hosting and exec producing.In recent years, the series has traditionally aired around the middle of September, so