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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.

It was story night on "Dancing," and the actress had an extra tale to tell after pro partner Maks accidentally dropped her.

Anyone who thought they had this season’s cast figured out after watching last week’s debut was in for a shock Monday night as the ballroom’s second-chance dances made for major shake-ups.

Kirstie Alley has had about three or four acts in Hollywood. She shone as Rebecca on "Cheers," played the talking baby's mom in the "Look Who's Talking" film series, and has starred in a number of shows focusing on her weight, including "Fat Actress" and "Kirstie Alley's Big Life." Now she's the most interesting cast member on the new "Dancing With the Stars" season, taking to the ballroom along with Sugar Ray Leonard, original "Karate Kid" Ralph Macchio, Kendra Wilkinson and others.

A boxing great, a model who survived an Indian Ocean tsunami and a grown-up "Karate Kid" will be hoofing it on the 12th season of "Dancing with the Stars."

Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell says she's been invited to be a contestant on TV's "Dancing with the Stars." But the losing Senate candidate from Delaware isn't sure she should accept, saying she has two left feet and a book about politics to complete.