Dancing With The Stars Season 12 | featured news

Chelsea Kane might have been the best dancer of the bunch. Kirstie Alley might have been the most interesting and inspiring. But judges’ favorite and promising ballroom star Hines Ward, with new fans and his old Steelers Nation behind him, won it all.

When Kirstie Alley performs on the "Dancing With the Stars" season finale, she'll do it in a much smaller dress than the one she wore on the season premiere....

Ralph Macchio has done his last dance, leaving football star Hines Ward and actresses Kirstie Alley and Chelsea Kane to compete for the “Dancing With the Stars” title.
The 49-year-old actor was eliminated Tuesday from the hit ABC show.
Macchio came into the episode in last place. He and professional partner Karina Smirnoff earned 48 points for their two semifinal dances.

Watching “Dancing With the Stars’ ” results show Tuesday was a bit like watching “The Karate Kid” all over again. Despite a badly injured leg, Daniel LaRusso… er, Ralph Macchio … took his crane stance once again and knocked competitor Romeo out of the running for the coveted mirror ball trophy, leaving a look of complete shock on judge Carrie Ann Inaba’s face. But this time, the (temporary) victory wasn’t based on the performance. It was all about the fan base.

Down to a half-dozen pairs, some tied or separated by just a point this week, the decision of who stays and who survives on "Dancing with the Stars" is getting tougher.

The trouble started just as the show was about to end. As Romeo waited for his scores, Carrie Ann Inaba could be heard telling another judge what to give him. Or did she?

Wrestling star Chris Jericho was smacked down on "Dancing With the Stars," eliminated from the competition one night after landing in last place on the hit ABC show....

In an effort to showcase the snap-to moves of the paso doble, the ’80s actor broke out the old “spatula hands” and added a whole lot of “scary face” to the mix for good measure.

For America Week, the ballroom gang pulled out all the patriotic stops with star-spangled costumes, an anthem or two and some sky-high scores.

Not only did voters save the worst dancer of the week, they sent home the one who may have been the sweetest.