'Dancing with the Stars' season 29 premiere date and dance pros revealed

Dancing with the Stars's 29th season is less than three weeks away, and, as you might've noticed, it's arriving while the nation is still struggling to get COVID-19 under control. Production on most scripted television shows is still either on hiatus or only just beginning to crawl back to life, but for the juggernaut that is DWTS, the show is absolutely going on.

'Dancing With the Stars' Season 29 finally unveiled the full cast on Wednesday. The highly anticipated announcement came days before its Monday, Sept.

hasn't confirmed (and won't until the season premiere): Who these celebrities will *partner* with from the list of professional dancers below.Fortunately, there's this thing called spoilers.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorDisney+ has locked in an October 30 premiere date for the launch of Season 2 of its flagship series The Mandalorian. The streaming service revealed the news Wednesday on social media.Shooting had already wrapped on the second season before the coronavirus-related production shutdown in mid-March and work is already underway on Season 3.This is the day.

The celebrity lineup for "Dancing with the Stars" Season 29 was announced Wednesday and it features quite the mix of entertainers. ABC officially revealed the new cast on "Good Morning America." The new season is set to debut Sept.

Dancing With the Stars on Wednesday, September 2, including athletes, actors and many more.The professional dancers were announced last month, including three married couples: Jenna Johnson and Val Chmerkovskiy; Sasha Farber and Emma Slater; and Pasha Pashkov and first-time pro Danielle Karagach.

Skai Jackson seems to be joining Dancing with the Stars!

Us Weekly can exclusively confirm that Anne Heche, Jesse Metcalfe and Vernon Davis are all set to compete on the upcoming 29th season of Dancing With the Stars. According to sources, the three celebs will compete for the Mirrorball trophy when the season premieres on Monday, September 14.Heche, 51, is best known for films include Donnie Brasco, Seven Days, Seven Nights and a recent role on Chicago P.D.

Dancing With the Stars is returning to nighttime television in *just* enough time to save this dumpster fire of a year from being truly awful. , so get ready...it's gonna be a good one.

Dancing with the Stars Season 29 has been revealed, and another Backstreet Boys favorite is ready to compete for the mirrorball trophy. AJ McLean will hit the dance floor for the next season of the reality competition series.Appearing on Good Morning America on Thursday, McLean said he's expecting DWTS to teach him some new moves.

The Masked Singer has an official premiere date!

is returning in style! The show dropped a new promo for the upcoming fourth season on Wednesday, and it seems it isn't holding back when it comes to all the wildly ornate characters and costumes fans were hoping for! For all the sleuths who are itching to try to solve the secret celeb identities in the next season, Fox released the list of characters that will be competing.The characters include The Gremlin, The Snow Owl, The Crocodile, The Giraffe, The Broccoli, The Popcorn, The Seahorse, The

AJ McLean will compete on season 29 of Dancing With the Stars, a source confirms to Us Weekly.The 42-year-old boybander joins Kaitlyn Bristowe as the second contestant set to appear on the upcoming season of the ABC dancing competition. The network informed the former Bachelorette, 35, that she landed a spot in the ballroom during a June episode of The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever!Entertainment Tonight was first to report the news of McLean’s DWTS casting on Monday, August 24.

AJ McLean could be showing off his dance moves on the ballroom floor, as it’s rumored he’ll be joining the cast of Dancing With The Stars for the upcoming season.

Dancing With the Stars — like most other things these days — will look a bit different when it returns for season 29. The changes coming to the ABC reality competition show are starting at the top!Hosts Tom Bergeron — who has been at the helm of the show from its debut in 2004 — and Erin Andrews, who joined in 2014, will not be returning to the ballroom.

Kelly Clarkson is headed back to the studio to film episodes of her talk show.