Dancing with the Stars is one of the most popular reality shows on television. Athletes typically dominate this competition, which you...
Last week, the Dancing With The Stars contestants were saved from a "normal" elimination after another contestant injury made that call.
This week, the competition was back on, and some of the least polished performers made real improvements to stay in the game.
Last week, it was a bit of a shock to see who went home on Dancing With The Stars.
This week, Ray Lewis had to sit out from dancing, as training had awoken an old sports injury. He has to have surgery on the tendons in his foot.
The first night of this season of Dancing With The Stars showed that Sean Spicer can't do anything right. That didn't change much on night two.
But that's not to say that there weren't some absolutely shocking twists -- most of them coming from the judges.
When the world learned on Thursday that Sarah Huckabee Sanders had been hired at Fox News, no one was particularly shocked.
After all, the Trump administration is basically the Saturday Night Live of conservative media -- sure the gig will force you to embarrass yourself from time to time, but there's a good chance the connections you make will lead to a career you can be proud of.
Sean Spicer may be known for telling lie after lie to the American people, but here is a truth that has now been confirmed by ABC:
The former White House Press Secretary will compete on Season 28 of Dancing with the Stars.
Figuratively speaking, Hannah Brown fell off the reality television horse this summer.
She wrapped up her run as The Bachelorette by dumping a fiance who had been lying to her and then got rejected by a runner-up who basically chose Gigi Hadid as his girlfriend.
