Derek Hough Explains Why He Said Yes to Judging 'Dancing With the Stars' (Exclusive)

Strictly Come Dancing will be a little different than usual, with a shorter series, a reduced audience and judge Bruno Tonioli unable to attend the filming studio in person.Ahead of the show coming back to our screens this autumn, executive producer Sarah James spoke to Goodhousekeeping.com/uk and other press about all the ways the show will be changed this year."It's obviously been a really challenging time for myself and the team to come up with a plan of how we can bring the show this year,

Skai Jackson isn't letting her fumble stop her from moving forward in the competition.In case you missed it, the star and her pro partner, Alan Bersten, suffered a lift gone wrong Tuesday night, causing Skai to hold on to the reigning mirrorball champion's hair for support while performing the Samba to Ne-Yo's «Miss Independent.» Despite their swift recovery, judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough all docked points from their score, earning them a 15/30.«It was a little bit nerve

Johnny Weir is taking it to the next level. The two-time Olympian hit the ballroom again on week 2 of “Dancing With the Stars” on Tuesday night, dancing a Tango to Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face”.

Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday, September 22. But first, each pair took the floor and while some blew the judges away, others let the experts down.Skai Jackson and Alan Bersten, who impressed the judges during week one and tied for first place with Justina Machado and Sasha Farber, had a bit of a slip-up midway through their routine.

Dancing With The Stars is back on tonight after its regular night off.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli recently debuted his new “silver fox” grey hair.The star appeared on Good Morning Britain for an interview with Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, and admitted Phillip Schofield was one of the influences for his new look.The 64 year old spoke to viewers via video link that from Los Angeles, where he has been spending the lockdown.

Carole Baskin just made her “Dancing With the Stars” debut, and needless to say, it was far more epic than we could have ever imagined!

Dancing with the Stars' first-ever socially distanced season kicked off Monday and while a lot of it was different, a lot of it was the same. Celebrities danced with pro dancers, judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli, and Derek Hough critiqued their movies, and clear frontrunners emerged.

is officially back and we couldn't be happier to watch a whole new lineup of celebrities compete for the coveted mirrorball trophy!After months of anticipation, the dance competition show kicked off Monday night, with new host Tyra Banks and the return of Derek Hough, this time as judge, alongside Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.

Tyra Banks and judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough kicked off season 29 of Dancing With the Stars and although it included many new elements due to the coronavirus pandemic, one thing remained the same: The stars were ready to dance.Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean kicked off the show and while the judges were happy with his energy, they wanted a bit more.

Carole Baskin just made her debut, and needless to say, it was far more epic than we could have ever imagined!Dressed head-to-toe in animal-print, the 59-year-old big-cats rights activist, and star of Netflix's, fittingly danced a Paso Doble to «Eye of the Tiger» by Survivor.Although Baskin and her pro partner, Pasha Pashkovdefinitely entertained audiences at home, the two received honest feedback from judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough.Derek Hough said she «smashed it,»

Strictly Come Dancing star, who has judged the US show since the first season, is set to remain in the UK because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Derek Hough is returning to the ballroom for season 29 of, and now, we finally know what his role is!During Tuesday's, ABC revealed that the six-time mirrorball champion will be serving as a judge this season. Len Goodman, who is currently in the U.K.

—only this time he's replacing Len Goodman as a judge. This last minute news was announced on Good Morning America, with Derek saying “This show has been and will always be incredibly special to me.

Dancing with the Stars has revealed a new detail about its upcoming season, finally putting an end to speculation and rumors about Derek Hough's role in the show going forward. Hough, two-time Emmy Award winner and six-time Mirrorball winner, will join Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli as a judge for the first time when DWTS returns for Season 29 on Sept.

Derek Hough is returning to the ballroom for season 29 of, and now, we finally know what his role is!During Tuesday's, ABC revealed that the six-time mirrorball champion will be serving as a judge this season. He'll be replacing Len Goodman, who is currently in the U.K.

Derek Hough’s upcoming role on Dancing With the Stars is no longer a secret.It was revealed on Good Morning America on Tuesday, September 8, that the 35-year-old dancer will serve as a judge during season 29, alongside Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.