Dancing with the Stars

Olympics darling Adam Rippon and dance partner Jenna Johnson won Dancing With The Stars in the series' first athlete-centered season.

We now know what the reality dance competiion series' next gimmick will be: young stars.

It's been, what, a good 16 months since Val Chmerkovskiy and Amber Rose broke up? A lot has changed since then.

Valentin has been dating Jenna Johnson, and this Dancing with the Stars power couple has not been shy about how much they love each other.

Dancing with the Stars: Athletes came to a dramatic conclusion Monday night as the winner of the condensed season was announced. 

Yes, this was the fourth episode of the season, and it was also the season finale, so there's that. We're not going to lie: The breakneck pace was a little bit much. 

It's hard to believe it, but Dancing with the Stars: Athletes is already gearing up for a conclusion. 

Episode three found three competitors being sent packing as the stage was set for next week's big finale, but who danced to the top of the scoreboard on Monday? 

On the most recent episode of Dancing With The Stars, infamous Olympics legend Tonya Harding pulled off the Foxtrot.

Her performance was pretty good, but it wasn't perfect. And Tonya broke down in tears afterwards.

Dancing with the Stars is changing things up for Season 26. 

Instead of having a bunch of celebrities who are no strangers to reality TV, all of the stars are athletes. 

Dancing with the Stars announced its full cast for Season 26 on Good Morning America today.

A shortened season, upcoming episodes will feature 10 past and present athletes competing for the Mirrorball Trophy, with participants including:

Watch out for your kneecaps! (Kidding!) 

Tonya Harding will be on the new season of Dancing With The Stars.

Dancing With the Stars' 25th season has come to an end. 

Monday night, Drew Scott was eliminated, leaving Lindsey Stirling, Frankie Muniz and Jordan Fisher as the last three celebrities standing.