Shakira to Launch New Competition Series 'Dancing with Myself'

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Like with the rest of the TV business, 2021 was challenging for reality competition series as they adjusted to production amid a pandemic. No series has been harder to pull off in a pandemic than CBS’ globetrotting The Amazing Race, which was sidelined the longest by Covid and did not air an installment in 2021; its next, 33rd season, premieres in January.

As another calendar year draws to a close, it’s time again for Deadline’s annual list of winter premiere dates for new and returning TV series. The list covers more than 250 broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting from January 1 through March 31 and includes series and season/half-season debuts, shows’ return from hiatus and some one-off specials such as live sports and awards shows.

Giovanni Pernice and his celeb dance partner Rose Ayling-Ellis won hearts with their powerful performances on Strictly Come Dancing while breaking down boundaries and making history.

Rose Ayling-Ellis, the actress who this year became the first deaf contestant on BBC One’s Strictly Come Dancing, is now also the first deaf winner of the British dance competition series, after triumphing in its 19th season.

Wednesday primetime belonged to competition programs with The Masked Singer and Survivor tying for the evening’s top demo rating. The Masked Singer–Survivor tie comes just a day after Tuesday saw a three-way tie between The Voice, FBI and FBI: Most Wanted. 

Megan Thee Stallion has signed a first-look deal with Netflix to produce content for the streaming service.Netflix announced the agreement on Thursday (December 16), where the rapper will create and executive produce a television series and other projects for the platform.“I’ve always had a passion for telling creative and entertaining stories, so I’m thrilled about this partnership with Netflix,” Megan said.

Victoria and David Beckham have expressed their pride over their eldest son Brooklyn's latest achievement - a new online cooking series.MORE: Brooklyn Beckham's Vogue cooking video has fans saying the same thingThe 22-year-old has also teamed up with Messenger to release Cookin' With Brooklyn, an eight-episode series that will follow Brooklyn, his love of cooking and his journey to becoming a great chef.

these kinds of bodies that everybody seems to have now. And I worked hard for it and I completely salute that.

Katie Song Shakira is taking the social media dance craze to a whole new level. Partnering with NBC, the international star is heading a new dance challenge series titled “Dancing with Myself.”Inspired by Shakira’s own passion for dance, “Dancing with Myself” is a family-friendly competition that aims to bring out the performer in everyone.

her hips over to NBC.The music superstar will star in and serve as executive producer of “Dancing with Myself,” described as an “empowering dance challenge series” by the network.The family friendly show — inspired by all the dancing going on, on social media — will feature a new group of dancers, “from all walks of life and of all ages,” as they compete in “high-energy dance challenges.” Those challenges will be designed by the show’s celeb creators, including the “Hips Don’t Lie” singer.The

EXCLUSIVE: Waka waka… Shakira is fronting a new dance competition format for NBC.

Rob Lowe is taking a trip back to the ’80s in NatGeo’s new series, “The ’80s: Top Ten”. The upcoming series counts down the top trends of the decade, from streetwear and commercials to the most memorable moments and gadgets, with the help of celebrity panelists such as Kevin Smith, Jon Lovitz, Ridley Scott, Tony Hawk, Amber Riley, Joan Collins, Meatloaf and, of course, Lowe.

William Earl Variety and Facebook have teamed up to launch a new video series that spotlights individuals from underrepresented communities who are driving change across the globe.The new series, titled “Up Next,” will ask well-known creators and talent from across TV, film and music about individuals they believe are “up next” for major recognition in the industry.The series will debut with profiles of change-makers in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, including Sasami

Rob Lowe is taking a trip back to the '80s in NatGeo's new series, . The upcoming series counts down the top trends of the decade, from streetwear and commercials to the most memorable moments and gadgets, with the help of celebrity panelists such as Kevin Smith, Jon Lovitz, Ridley Scott, Tony Hawk, Amber Riley, Joan Collins, Meatloaf and, of course, Lowe.The six-part series is slated to premiere Saturday, Jan.