Justin Timberlake will be hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend, along with musical guest, Lady Gaga. During a promo spot for the upcoming season finale, Andy Samberg got a little too close for Justin’s comfort.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s mistress has been identified as Mildred Patricia “Patty” Baena.
Scotty McCreery rendered a beautiful, moving and pitch perfect performance of Alan Jackson’s Where Were You? on May 11th’s American Idol.
Listen, I am not a connoisseur of conutry music by any means, but I know a damn good heartfelt performance when I see and hear one, and Scotty, you killed it for me!
The Idol judges agree:
Randy Jackson: “Dude, I think it’s the perfect song choice for where we are as a country. I applaud you for that. You set your mark on this stage this season. You are ready for super stardom and I hope you make it.”
Steven Tyler: “That was beautiful. I ditto what Randy said. Passion…that’s really important. I see it in your eyes.”
Jennifer Lopez: “I’m just in love with you. I can’t help it. What you stand for, what you bring to your music. I can tell you know who you are. I can tell you know what touches other people. It’s the mark of someone who is meant to do this. And I’m glad we’re here to witness it.”
For his second song, he sang a more up-tempo fun song by The Coasters Young Blood. Tyler said it best, “You made Gaga’s yaya go lala. How could you do that?” HUH?
Here is the performance:
Spotted: Wednesday May 11 – Rapper and CSI: Los Angeles star LL Cool J at The Grove for an interview with Renee Bargh of Extra.
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Dancing with the Stars May 17, 2011 Spoiler Elimination Results and Live Blogging is below:
Stevie Knicks and Pitbull ft. Ne-Yo & Nayer are the performers.
LIVE BLOGGING:
9:02 Mark and Chelsea dance the judges’ favorite dance from last night
9:04 Recap video of last night
9:05 Commercial break
9:08 SAFE: HINES AND KYM
9:11 Stevie Nicks musical performance
9:14 Commercial break
9:14 Pitbull ft. Ne-Yo & Nayer musical performance
9:23 SAFE: CHELSEA & MARK
9:27 Commercial break
9:30 Brook Burke interviewing the two safe couples about next week’s semi-finals dances
9:31 Pre-taped motivational video of a young dancer
9:34 Performance
9:37 Commercial break
9:41 Pre-taped video package of how the remaining four contestants feel about the season so far
9:45 Stevie Nicks musical performance of Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide
9:48 Recap of Kirstie/Maks and Ralph/Karina performances from last night
9:51 Commercial break
9:56 HERE WE GO….
SAFE: KIRSTIE AND MAKS
ELIMINATED: RALPH AND KARINA
SPOTTED: Teresa Giudice of the Real Housewives of New Jersey at The Grove in Los Angeles to surprise host of Extra, Mario Lopez.
Teresa stepped onto the Extra set bearing a batch of Holy Cannoli Cupcakes for Mario, made from her new Fabulicious!: Teresa’s Italian Family Cookbook
Ladies and gents, we have a situation on our hands. Jersey Shore star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino is suing his papa, Frank Sorrentino because Sorrentino, Sr. has started a website to humiliate his reality show son.
Per TMZ, Mike Sorrentino filed a lawsuit yesterday in a federal Miami court claiming that his father illegally used his name and image to promote TheConfrontationSite.com and is asking the court to put a stop on this ASAP and to get unspecified damages.
Scotty McCreery rendered a beautiful, moving and pitch perfect performance of Alan Jackson’s Where Were You? on May 11th’s American Idol.
Listen, I am not a connoisseur of conutry music by any means, but I know a damn good heartfelt performance when I see and hear one, and Scotty, you killed it for me!
The Idol judges agree:
Randy Jackson: “Dude, I think it’s the perfect song choice for where we are as a country. I applaud you for that. You set your mark on this stage this season. You are ready for super stardom and I hope you make it.”
Steven Tyler: “That was beautiful. I ditto what Randy said. Passion…that’s really important. I see it in your eyes.”
Jennifer Lopez: “I’m just in love with you. I can’t help it. What you stand for, what you bring to your music. I can tell you know who you are. I can tell you know what touches other people. It’s the mark of someone who is meant to do this. And I’m glad we’re here to witness it.”
For his second song, he sang a more up-tempo fun song by The Coasters Young Blood. Tyler said it best, “You made Gaga’s yaya go lala. How could you do that?” HUH?
Here is the performance:
Kirstie Alley and Maksim Chmerkovskiy placed third on Monday’s (5/16) Dancing with the Stars.
During rehearsals, Kirstie and Maks got into a huge tiff when Kristie admitted she was scared for having to learn three dances this week.
The two quickly made up and for their first performance, they were mesmerizing as they danced the Viennese Waltz to One and Only by Adele.
For their second dance, Kirstie and Maks danced the Paso Doble to White Room by Cream.
Bruno Tonioli (9): “Kirstie, that was not the Paso Doble, it was Dance Trek 12, The Wrath of Kirstie. The fire, the power, erupting volcano. You were going like a force of nature.”
Carrie Ann Inaba (9): “You’re the queen of the Paso Doble. That was fantastic.”
Len Goodman (9): “For me, you’ve had the two toughest dances tonight and you come out and dance fabulous!”
TOTAL SCORE FOR SECOND DANCE: 27. TOTAL SCORE FOR THE NIGHT, 54, GOOD FOR THIRD PLACE.
Watch their Paso Doble and Kirstie’s back story: