Dancing with the Stars

[tammyy2j]

The celebrity line-up for the new series of the American version of 'Strictly Come Dancing', 'Dancing with the Stars', has been announced.

Among the contestants are a television legend, a Grammy-winner, two Olympic Gold medallists and the show's oldest and youngest competitors to date.

Making their ballroom dancing debuts on the new show are American television legend and star of US drama 'All My Children' Susan Lucci, six times Grammy Award winner Toni Braxton and Olympic Gold medallists Maurice Greene and Misty May-Treanor.

AdvertisementThe line-up also includes 82-year-old Oscar winning actress Cloris Leachman ('The Last Picture Show'), 'Hannah Montana' star Cody Linley (the youngest contestant) and recently retired American football player and Superbowl Champion Warren Sapp.

Former 'N SYNC member Lance Bass, actress and TV presenter Brooke Burke, celebrity chef Rocco Dispirito, actress, model and reality TV star Kim Kardashian, actor Ted McGinley and comedian Jeffrey Ross complete the line-up.

'Dancing with the Stars' begins on US television on Monday 22 September.

[lizann]

Cloris Leachman is hilarious on the show :lol:

[Bryan]

omg haha :D :lol: That had us all in hysterics when we were drunk last night:

YouTube - Marie Osmond faints on DWTS

[lizann]

Warren Sapp, Lance Bass and Brooke Burke in the final

[tammyy2j]

Brooke Burke WON :cheer:

[Perdita]

Stevie Wonder has revealed that he has been asked to appear in the upcoming series of Dancing With The Stars.

The soul singer told US radio show Valentine in the Morning that he is considering the offer.

"It'd be fun. It's not impossible, but right now it's just a thought," he said. "If I have seven children, I've got to be able to dance, right?"

A source close to Wonder told MediaTakeOut.com: "We're taking the offer seriously, but no one has agreed to do the show yet."

Previous stars to appear on the series include Toni Braxton, Kim Kardashian and Mel B.