Dancing With The Stars

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guests TBA.

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guests TBA.

The stars and their pro partners compete.

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guests TBA.

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guests TBA.

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guest: Seal. Eliminated: Jack Wagner & Anna Trebunskaya.

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guests Sugarland. Eliminated: Martina Navratilova & Tony Dovolani

America votes based on Monday night’s performances and sends one dancing couple packing. Musical guests TBA.

Celebrities and their dance pro partners compete to win a Mirror Ball trophy.

A couple is crowned Mirror Ball Champion in a special two-hour Results Show.

The three remaining couples perform, including a favorite, the Freestyle dance.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners find out who has been eliminated after Monday night's performances. Guest stars: The Muppets and Cobra Starship. Eliminated: Hope Solo and her pro partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners compete for a Mirror Ball trophy. Click here to read the full recap and full list of scores.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners find out who is being sent home after Monday night's performances. Eliminated: Nancy Grace and her pro partner Tristan MacManus.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners compete for a Mirror Ball trophy. Click here for a full recap and scores list.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners find out who is being sent home after Monday night's performance. Justin Bieber and Boyz II Men perform. Eliminated: David Arquette and his pro partner Kym Johnson.

Celebrity contestants and thier pro partners compte for a Mirror Ball trophy. Special: Halloween party.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners find out if they've been eliminated after their performances from Monday night. Eliminated: Chaz Bono and his pro partner Lacey Schwimmer.

Celebrity contestants perform with their dance pro partners to win a coveted Mirror Ball trophy. Click here to read the full recap.

Celebrity contestants and their pro partners find out if they have been eliminated after Monday night's performances. Eliminated: Carson Kressleyy and pro Anna Trebunskaya.

Celebrity contestants perform with dance partner pros to win a coveted Mirror Ball trophy.

Celebrity contestants and their pro dancer partners find out if they've been voted off the show. Special guest stars: Julianne Hough and Kenny Wormland. Performances by Susan Boyle and Raphael Saadiq. Eliminated: Chynna Phillips and Tony Dovolani.

Celebrity contestants perform with pro partners to win a coveted Mirror Ball trophy. Theme night: Movie scores. Read the full recap.

Another celebrity faces elimination on Dancing With the Stars Season 13. Eliminated: Kristin Cavallari & Mark Ballas.

Celebrities compete with dance pros on another performance show for Dancing With the Stars, Season 13. Click here to read the full recap.

One Dancing With the Stars Season 13 couple faces elimination. Eliminated: Elisabetta Canalis & Val Chmerkovskiy.

The Dancing With the Stars Season 13 couples compete for a chance to win a Mirror Ball. Read the full recap here.

Meet the cast of Dancing With the Stars Season 13. The couple with the lowest score will face elimination. Eliminated: Ron Artest and Peta Murgatroyd.

After a long, dry summer, Dancing With the Stars is finally back! Twelve new celebrities plus three new dancing pros join the DWTS cast to compete for a coveted Mirror Ball. Read the full recap here.

Daniel-San lives on to fight another day! Despite low injury-related scores on Dancing With the Stars Season 12, Week 8, Ralph Macchio made it into the Semifinals along with Hines Ward, Kirstie Alley, and Chelsea Kane. Just missing the final four were... Read the full recap here.

Just when you think you know what’s going to happen, something that was supposed to happen two weeks ago happens. Read the full recap here.

It was Story Week on Dancing With the Stars Season 12 and the 10 couples performed personal, emotional dances to music the celebrities chose themselves. The “9” paddle made its debut for Hines Ward’s Samba for his mother and the judges brought the 9 back for Petra Nemcova’s touching Waltz for disaster survivors. Oh, and Maks dropped Kirstie after a thigh injury on the dance floor. Read the full recap here.

As the first dumpee of Dancing With the Stars Season 12, "Psycho" Mike Catherwood is now part of “The Mount Rushmore of terrible dancers.” Unfortunately, losing Mike and Lacey Schwimmer also means the next eight weeks are going to be a lot less hot and humorous... Read the full recap here.

Ralph Macchio just swept the legs of the competition. After the Dancing With the Stars Season 12 premiere, the baby-faced Karate Kid star inched out Kirstie Alley to top the leaderboard... Read the full recap here.

It's the finals! All of the contestants did well tonight, with Jennifer in first place, Kyle not far behind in second, and Bristol in third. But as we've all learned, just because someone is in third place doesn't mean he or she can't win it all! Read the full recap here.

Yay for TV Theme Song Week! Florence & Corky perform a Very Brady Tango and Bristol & Mark get down in gorilla suits (they performed The Monkees theme song). Jennifer wasn't as good as she's been lately. Audrina, Brandy, Kyle, were great as usual. Read the full recap here.

Margaret Cho says she's a dancer, but the judges (and the general public) don't seem to agree. The funny lady was booted from the show tonight. We can't say we didn't expect it. Read the full recap here.

At the end of this week's results show the couples in danger of going home were narrowed down to David Hasselhoff & Kym Johnson and Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer. After Monday's electrifying performance by Kyle and Lacey, it came as a shock to absolutely no one that The Hoff was sent packing. Although he's certainly left his mark. No one will ever be able to hum the song "Sex Bomb" without getting a visual of his creepy gyration dance. Read the full recap.

Right off the bat, Tom announced that Erin & Maks were safe this week, but he wasn’t going to let anyone else stop suffering. Instead, it was time for Len’s recap. Len said there were great performances and great technique last night, but no one did both. In the end, Jake & Chelsie were the losers this week. Jake tried as hard as possible to get used to rejection by millions of Americans, the way he subjected his potential partners to weekly rejection on The Bachelor in front of millions of people, but he failed. He lost his composure and choked up as he thanked Chelsie for being great to him and his fiancée, Vienna. Awww, the guy may not be a great dancer, but he sure has heart.

Tom said Movie Night was full of glitz and glam, and some people were great — while others sucked (you know, like Kate). At the beginning of this week's Results show Nicole & Derek and Kate & Tony were asked to step forward off the stairs. Nicole & Derek were, naturally, safe. Kate & Tony were, however, in the bottom two for the first time this season. Adding in the votes from last night, Tom finally revealed that Kate & Tony were leaving, and Pamela sank to her knees a little bit.

Results shows are all about two things — tension building and guest performances. The obvious leaders, Erin Andrews and Evan Lysacek, were labled safe early in the show, leaving the remaining contestants shaking in their dancing shoes. Team Gaga did an encore performance of their Cha-Cha-Challenge routine, with Chelsie Hightower filling in for an injured Pam Anderson. Musical guest Train performed their hit single "Hey Soul Sister," which didn't quite seem suited for the accompanying dance performance while Cirque du Soleil put on a high energy, flip-filled tribute to Elvis Presley. The bottom two came down to Erin Andrews and Pamela Anderson, with the Baywatch bombshell getting eliminated. She handled the disappointment well leaving us with a one final quip,  “This has been one of the best experiences of my life and that says a lot — I’ve had a lot of good experiences.”

This week, the judges praised nearly every couple for being the best at something: Carrie Ann called Nicole the best dancer they ever had on the show, Niecy and Erin were praised for performing their best dances yet, and Evan received the best possible score with this season's first perfect score of 30. Next, the pairs were split into teams for the Cha-Cha-Challenge. Team Gaga (Pam & Damian, Chad & Cheryl, and Nicole & Derek) performed a steamy synchronized number to Lady Gaga's hit single, "Telephone," which was followed by a slightly less executed and slower-paced Team Madonna (Niecy & Louis, Evan & Anna, and Erin & Maks) routine to Madonna's "Holiday." All scoring aside, the real winner of the night seemed to be Cheryl Burke who sported a diamond necklace as one of the many birthday presents her partner Chad showered upon her with throughout the day.

In the Week 4 Performance show, the stars tango'd and rumba'd with the best of 'em. Anna Trebunskaya and husband Jonathan showed everyone how the tango should be done to Danger! High Voltage by Electric Six. Evan & Anna took away the highest score of the night with a 52/60. Kate & Tony bottomed out with an embarrasing 32/60.

After last week's surprisingly elimination, we weren't sure what to expect this time. Sure, Buzz and Kate had the lowest score judges' scores of the week, but those didn't seem to matter in Week 2! It's anyone's game!

But first DWTS graces us with some amazing musical performances and professional dances! Past pro dancers Lacey Schwimmer and Dmitry Chaplin make their return to the DWTS dance floor. The recently eliminated Mark Ballas plays a mean Spanish guitar. Country queen Reba McEntire sings two of her hit songs.

Now it's time to return to the business at hand. Who's going home? Jake Pavelka and Buzz Aldrin hit the bottom two. Then Tom lets the final axe down and Buzz is eliminated from the competition!

We've enjoyed watching our stars cut the rug for the last two weeks but now it's time for the first Results show of the season! Right off the bat, we knew things weren't gonna be predictable. The two lowest scoring stars ― Buzz Alrin and Kate Gosselin ― are declared safe. Instead, Shannen Doherty and Pamela Anderson are in the bottom two!

In the midst this nail-biting twist, viewers got to enjoy the musical stylings of The Beach Boys with special guest John Stamos! World Mambo Champion and Haitian dancer Emmanuel Pierre-Antoine and several of Haiti's top ballroom dancers performs a mambo to Shakira's "Hips Don't Lie" on the "Dancing with the Stars" stage. It's a touching tribute to the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti.

Finally, Tom Bergeron announces the star being sent home and Shannen Doherty is the first contestant to be eliminated.

In the second week of the competition the stars bring the Jive or the Foxtrot onto the dance floor. Nicole Scherzinger and Derek Hough steal the show with their modern twist on the Jive, earning the first 10's of the season! Pamela Anderson and Niecy Nash both impress the judges by showing off their elegant side with the Foxtrot. Unfortch, Kate Gosselin's Jive and Chad Ochocinco's Foxtrot turn out to be a disappointment.

After two week's of dancing, it'll soon by time to send the first couple home!

This is it, people! The big finale. And the judges are looking at tonight as a clean slate... it's anyone's to win! During rehearsals, each team is visited by one of the judges for last minute pointers. Will they take the advice?

First, the couples tackle dances they haven't yet performed. Kelly & Louis's Argentine Tango is beautiful and confident - Kelly has had such an incredible journey from the first episode. Next is Mya & Dmitry, doing a Paso Doble to Queen's "We Will Rock You" that brings the house down. Carrie Ann calls Mya the "Queen of the Paso Doble," and the judges agree giving her a perfect 30. Donny & Kym's Cha Cha Cha is solid and gets a 27.

In the middle of the show, we get to see the "megamix." All three pairs dance the same choreography and are judged against each other. They're rated in order, with Mya getting first place, Donny garnering second place, and Kelly landing in third place.

Finally, it's time for the freestyle dances, which gives each star a chance to shine on their own. Kelly has a couple of stumbles in her dance, and Mya's performance is a little disappointing to the judges. Donny & Kym steal the night with their high energy dance, earning them their best score of the season, a perfect 30!

It's the final elimination week and only three couples are going to advance to the finale. The star-studded night is filled with amazing singing and dancing peformances, as well as an unexpected music video starring the Final Four. Demonstrating the pressure they're under in the final week of competition, they lip-synch their way through Queen's "Under Pressure."

Soon we find out that Kelly or Joanna are in the bottom two. Both have impressed the judges tremendously and earned very committed fans in the viewing audience. Alas, the viewer votes for Joanna aren't enough to keep her in the competition and she is sent home.

Going into the finals next week are Donny Osmond & Kym Johnson, Kelly Osbourne & Louis Van Amstel, and Mya & Dmitry Chaplin.

Tonight is chock-full of dancing. Each team performs both a Ballroom and Latin dance. In the Latin dance, each celebrity is required to let go of his or her partner and do a solo. Plus, each pair performs their "knockout" dance - the dance they picked and rehearsed in case they got into a dance-off in a double elimination. For the last few weeks, they've been able to avoid that challenge, but now they have to present it here - under full scrutiny, for real scores.

Donny and Kelly both have mediocre starts to the week. Donny faces disaster after distaster. In addition to what seemed like a nervous and distant performance, Donny stumbles on Kym's long dress, losing his footing numerous times. Meanwhile Kelly deals with the loss of a pet and can't quite channel the "sense of eroticism" that Bruno was looking for in her Rumba. Can ya blame her?

The rest of the night, however, is one impressive dance after the next. Mya continues to bring her "A" game to the competish, and scores a 29 on her knockout dance and another perfect score of 30 for her Salsa!

It's a packed episode... and no one's eager for it to end, especially the stars. There is plenty to distract us, with amazing performances from Michael Bublé, Susan Boyle, and the Design a Dance duo of Sabrina Bryan and Mark Ballas. But ultimately the Final Five are going to become the Final Four by the end of the night. So sad!

By the end of the night, both Kelly Osbourne and Aaron Carter are up on the chopping block, and Aaron is sent home for having the lowest combined score. Aaron takes the news very proudly and honorably, thanking the judges for the comments and criticism. Len then asks to make a speech, "I think the dedication that you have shown week after week is absolutely fantastic. I think you're an inspiration to all young people that anything is possible, and if you were my son, I'd be so proud of you." Now we really do feel crying.

The first half of the evening is the Ballroom round, with each team doing a style of dance they had yet to perform. The second half is the Latin round. For this round, each pair randomly draws an era to dance to: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, or "the future." Their challenge is to incorporate appropriate era moves and feelings into classic Latin dances. Good luck with that "future" era! Eek!

Mya & Dmitry take the floor first with a '70s Samba to Donna Summer's "Bad Girls." It's the highlight of the night, earning the first perfect score of 30 - three 10s - in the entire competition. Aaron & Karina's '90s Samba impresses the judges as well, showing off the former child performer's boy band moves. And Joanna & Derek, resplendent in robotic silver, bring a futuristic take to the Paso Doble, earning a 9 and two 10s.

With a total score of 59, Mya's way on top this week. But Aaron, Joanna, Kelly, and Donny all nearly tied with total scores ranging from 50-52. It's a close one!

Uh-oh! Only seven pairs are left, and two couples are going home tonight! That means being declared "safe" is more important than ever. Kelly gets the first reprieve, and Donny, Mya, and Joanna all get to relax as well, knowing they'll be back next week.

In the bottom three are Mark, Michael, and Aaron. And let's not forget, Aaron got the second highest combined score the night before, and the highest individual score with a 9 and two 10s for his Jive with Karina. But apparently it wasn't enough! Don't forget, the viewers' votes also count for something!

The first cut was Michael Irvin, who receives a heartfelt standing ovation. Next is the dance-off that determines who else will be eliminated - Mark or Aaron? The guys face off in an intense display of dance. Mark, reunited with Lacey who was sick for the week's performance show, truly connects and dances a spectacular Cha Cha. But they can't compete with Aaron & Karina's Jive, which is a total. showstopper. (The Jive really is Aaron's dance!) The judges unanimously save Aaron to dance another week. Mark & Lacey bid DWTS goodbye.

Facing a setback is Mark Dacascos, whose partner Lacey Schwimmer has the flu. Anna Trebunskaya steps in at the last minute as a replacement, but the pair only had two days to learn two dance routines. The pressure and challenges are a tough combination, and Mark & Anna's Samba earns only 19 total points from the judges.

This show also features two team dances, with pairs teaming up to earn a shared score that will be added to their individual scores. Aaron & Karina, Mya & Dmitry, Mark & Anna T, and Michael & Anna D dance the the Paso Doble, earning a solid 24 from the judges. On the other hand, Joanna & Derek, Donny & Kym, and Kelly & Louis perform a tight, professional, and rock-solid Tango. Carrie Ann and Len each give enthusiastic scores of 9, and Bruno hands them a 10!

After a night of impressive performances, energy, and teamwork, it's going to be tough sending two more pairs home tomorrow in the second double elimination.