'Dancing With the Stars' Pros Share Their Hopes for Season 30, Len Goodman's Return and More (Exclusive)

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Spilling the tea! Witney Carson wasn’t afraid to get honest about her time on Dancing with the Stars, including calling out the worst celebrity dancer in the history of the show.

Shirley Ballas has confirmed that Carrie Simmons will definitely not be doing Strictly Come Dancing this year.The BBC show's head judge said that it was "a family show, not a political agenda show" as she ruled the Prime Minister's partner out of the running. Carrie had been rumoured for Strictly after the recent furore around her redesign of the flat at 11 Downing Street and how Boris Johnson paid for it.

ABC has announced the fate of The Good Doctor.

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Derek Hough can't wait to be back in the ballroom as a judge for season 30 of !While recently speaking to ET, the 35-year-old dancer reacted to the exciting news and shared his hopes for the milestone season. Prior to his role as a judge on the show, Hough competed as a pro for 17 seasons and holds the record for most mirrorball wins with a total of six.«I'm very excited.

Crisis-hit production companies have called on the Government to introduce a levy on Netflix, Sky, Disney+ and other streaming platforms to help fund programme makers in Ireland.

Tom Bergeron is moving on after parting ways with "Dancing with the Stars" last year. The veteran TV host, 65, confirmed he's getting back in front of the camera but it won't be for his former employer.  "I thought I would let you go into the weekend with some more information, some of which may disappoint some of you.

Tom Bergeron, former host of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, is returning to presenting.

The suspense continues! Tom Bergeron took to social media to tease his new hosting job, but to fans’ dismay, it sounds like it isn’t Dancing with the Stars.

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There were rumours flying around that RTÉ bosses were in talks about cancelling a prime Sunday night slot on their station, meaning Dancing with the Stars would be no more.

Going back to the ballroom? Tom Bergeron shared a mysterious post on social media, instantly convincing fans that they might be seeing him again on Dancing With the Stars.

Cheryl Burke is apologizing to Ian Ziering. On the latest episode of her podcast, the 36-year-old pro expressed regret over past comments she made about the 57-year-old actor.Burke and Ziering were partners during season four of in 2007, and ultimately came in fourth place.

Cheryl Burke has issued an apology. The "Dancing with the Stars" pro dancer, 36, surprised fans in 2016 when she admitted that Ian Ziering, who she danced with for the show's fourth season, was her "least favorite" celebrity dance partner.