Michael Vaughan bless him had absolutely no rhythm!!!
Some very good dances even at this early stage. Denise and James were amazing last night.
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Michael Vaughan bless him had absolutely no rhythm!!!
Some very good dances even at this early stage. Denise and James were amazing last night.
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Michael Vaughan bless him had absolutely no rhythm!!!
Some very good dances even at this early stage. Denise and James were amazing last night.
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I think that Michael deserves to be in the dance-off. Danni and Vincent are my favourites at the moment
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Lisa is doing very well as is Louis and also Denise
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JERRY HALL last night became the second celebrity to be kicked off Strictly Come Dancing.
The Texan supermodel ended up in the bottom two after her Mrs Robinson quickstep with Anton du Beke failed to win over judges Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood and Darcey Bussell.
She got just 18 points, the second-lowest score on the night. When viewer votes were factored in, it didn’t save Jerry from the dance-off.
She was up against ex-England cricket captain Michael Vaughan and all the panel save Bruno voted to send her home.
Jerry had vowed to dance next week to Rolling Stones hit Paint It Black after her ex Mick Jagger suggested it for a paso doble. It was rumoured he might even appear in the audience.
Jerry said of her exit: “I’m a woman of a certain age and did find the training exhausting, so I am relieved to put my feet up.
“Craig’s comments were humiliating but sheep don’t associate with wolves – and for a dang good reason.
“The judges had a very high standard but I did my best and thought my dances looked great – and my body looks so good it has only done good things for me and my career.”
Praising her dance partner, Jerry added: “Anton is a beautiful dancer. I loved watching him dance and loved learning a new hobby. He has such polish, poise and charm. We laughed so much and will remain friends.
“I also had a great time with all the other celebrities. They were such a sweet, fun gang".
source: The Sun
IMO she was the Rylan Clarke of SCD, entertaining but not much talent! Sad to see her go.
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I love watching Lisa & Robin danceOriginally Posted by tammyy2j
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Bruce Forsyth is to take a break from Strictly Come Dancing midway through the series.
The presenter will miss the show on November 10 so he can rest before hosting the following weekend's live Children in Need episode from Wembley Arena, according to the Daily Mail.
The 84-year-old apparently wants to recuperate from the strain of hosting Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday nights. The Sunday night results show is pre-recorded shortly after the main show finishes.
Tess Daly will serve as the main host, while former It Takes Two presenter Claudia Winkleman will take on Daly's role backstage with the contestants.
Forsyth is said to have negotiated the week-long break with producers before the tenth series began filming in September.
A Strictly Come Dancing spokesman said: "Even national treasures are allowed to take a week off. Sir Bruce is taking a short break so he can be on top form and fighting fit for the Children in Need show at Wembley the following week."
The Children in Need Strictly Come Dancing special, rumoured to feature performances from Kylie Minogue and Girls Aloud, airs on November 17.
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Strictly none dancing - Strike fear over pay
THE Strictly Come Dancing tour is under threat after ALL the professional dancers threatened to quit over a pay freeze.
Bosses emailed show favourites to tell them their £5,500-a-week wages — less than half the £13,000 paid to celebrities — would not be going up.
Seven stars, including last year’s winner Aliona Vilani, runner-up Pasha Kovalev and No 3 Kristina Rihanoff are determined to walk out unless they are offered more money.
Yesterday, in a desperate bid to get the dancers to sign for another tour, Strictly chiefs upped the figure to £6,000 but this offer has been declined.
The stars hit back demanding a weekly income of £8,000 but have yet to get a response.
However, bosses are worried that replacing the familiar faces will upset the show’s celebrities and cause ticket sales to plummet.
A source said: “The pro dancers work like dogs on tour. As well as dancing, they are responsible for choreography and preparing the celebrities for the performance.
“Some dancers feel the bosses have forgotten they are household names in their own right.”
Tour bosses hope to sign Denise Van Outen, Kimberley Walsh, Lisa Riley, Dani Harmer and Louis Smith for the 2013 tour, which is scheduled to kick off in January.
A tour spokesman said: "The tour is not in jeopardy. All dates will proceed as advertised."
source: The Sun
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The songlist for this week's Strictly Come Dancing has been released.
Saturday's show will see the remaining 11 couples battle it out to stay in the competition and move one step closer to the final.
Last week saw EastEnders star Sid Owen and partner Ola Jordan bow out after finishing in the bottom two alongside James Bond actor Colin Salmon and Kristina Rihanoff.
This series of Strictly has been more popular than ever, with last week's results show bringing in 9.4m viewers, even more than usual Sunday night ratings winner Downton Abbey.
Bosses will be hoping to avoid a repeat of last weekend's incident where Louis Smith accidentally revealed the outcome of the results show a day early on Twitter.
The songlist for this week's Strictly is as follows:
Colin & Kristina - Foxtrot to 'Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive' by Aretha Franklin
Dani & Vincent - Jive to 'Dance With Me Tonight' by Olly Murs
Denise & James - Viennese Waltz to 'At Last' by Etta James
Fern & Artem - Paso Doble to 'Espana Cani' by Ross Mitchell Orchestra
Kimberley & Pasha - Salsa to 'Naughty Girl' by Beyonce
Lisa & Robin - Tango to 'Let's Stick Together' by Bryan Ferry
Louis & Flavia - Samba to 'La Bomba' by Ricky Martin
Michael & Natalie - Foxtrot to '(I Get the) Sweetest Feeling' by Jackie Wilson
Nicky & Karen - Rumba to 'I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing' by Aerosmith
Richard & Erin - Foxtrot to 'Big Spender' by Shirley Bassey
Victoria & Brendan - Samba to 'It's Not Unusual' by Tom Jones
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In my opinion, Victoria, Colin and Richard were the weakest yesterday. But I hope that Richard & Erin stay
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