Spoiler Alert: Dancing With The Stars Recap And Scores

Jennifer Grey could not be stopped Monday night on Dancing with the Stars. She scored a perfect 30 on each of her two dances. Her cha-cha with partner Derek Hough had Bruno Tonioli raving such words as: “Sexy”, “luminous” and “vibrant.” He also said, “The execution was flawless.”  Carrie Ann Inaba loved Grey’s equally-perfect waltz calling it “one of the most beautiful things [she’d] ever seen.” Jennifer said, “I am in love with dancing.”

Bristol Palin who has been at the bottom of the leaderboard 6 out of 8 weeks of competition before Monday nightlooked confident and sexy in her knee-high boots and delivered a ferocious paso doble with partner Mark Ballas. The judges were so impressed with her performance that Carrie Ann asked  Bristol for a hug and said, “I am so happy to finally see you come out of your shell and nail it!”  The dancing duo got their first trio of 9’s for the first dance. But Bristol was not as impressive with her waltz and she ended up getting a 26 and coming in last again in tonight’s leaderboard. Bristol said people at home relate to her because she is “untouched, and raw, and vulnerable.” She continued,  “I am not fake, people relate to me because I am not fake and I’m not typical Hollywood.”

Brandy and Maksim Chmerkovskiy opened their night with a passionate and dramatic paso doble for a score of 27 and Len Goodman told Brandy, “You came out 100%!” Brandy said she dedicated their paso doble to anyone who has been bullied.  Brandy did even better on her second dance, looking extremely polished and elegant and deservedly scored her first 30 of the season on her Argentine tango. “Voluptuous”, “full of flavor” were ways Bruno defined Brandy’s Argentine tango.  Brandy said, “Being part of Dancing with the Stars has been a rebirth for me.”

Kyle Massey said “I feel like I am peaking at the right time” and had a great night – coming in second overall. He collected two 10s on his samba and his Argentine tango with partner Lacey Schwimmer. After his first dance, Len said about Kyle: “What I like about you, there is no backstage dramas, there is no histrionics, you just come out and you just get on with it.” He also said, “I think you have a bionic bum – honestly you have had more bounce to the ounce than anyone during this season!” Bruno said: “You are truly a bouncing bundle of joy!” Carrie Ann had to join in: “I have never seen so much pelvic action!”
Here’s tonight’s leaderboard:

  1. Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough 60 (30, 30)
  2. Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer 58 (29, 29)
  3. Brandy & Maks Chmerkovskiy 57 (27, 30)
  4. Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas 53 (27, 26)

Christina Aguilera Gets Her Very Own Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame

Christina Aguilera received the 2,423rd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this morning for her musical career which includes five Grammys and 30 million records sold.

Aquilera won her first Grammy for best new artist in 1999. She has collected three more in the years since, including awards for best pop vocal in 2003, for “Beautiful,” and in 2006 for “Ain’t No Other Man.”

During the star unveiling ceremony, Aguilera told her screaming fans: “Oh my goodness! How amazing it is to see all of your fabulous faces. This is a huge staple in my life. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart!”
Aguilera, the 29-year-old pop superstar, was dressed in a white halter dress and leopard Loubatin heels. Her star is located in front of Hard Rock Café on Hollywood Boulevard.

Christian Bale Opens Up: “I’m Bored S***less With Myself”

Christian Bale, star of the upcoming The Dark Knight Rises and The Fighter, sat down for a Q&A for Esquire’s December issue and did not sound like a happy man. Well, unless you rip him apart and give him crap. Then, he loves his life. Read on.

On his acting career:
“Well, it’s also just I’m bored s***less with myself.”

On being a famous actor: “Well, it’s embarrassing to be a star. Most people look at you like, ‘That’s not a f—ing job, is it?’ And then on top of that, you learn very quickly that you’re just a tool — other people are manipulating everything you do, you’re at the mercy of editors, and there’s nothing you can do. But I learned that there’s a certain character that can be built from embarrassing yourself endlessly. If you can sit happy with embarrassment, there’s not much else that can really get to ya.

“I have a very sissy job, where I go to work and get my hair done, and people do my makeup, and I go and say lines and people spoil me rotten. And everyone has that kind of curiosity of how far can you go, how far can you take it. I think it’s always good testing yourself. With various things that could be incredibly unimpressive to other people, but there’s some meaning to it within yourself — and also stupid, which many people called me during that time [laughs].”

On being critiqued: “I do love people ripping the s–t out of me. I don’t know what that’s about, but I love it. The more crap you give me, the happier I get.”

On the kind of characters he likes to play: “Great movie stars, that’s what they do provide. Steve McQueen, you wanna f—ing be Steve McQueen. What cooler f—ing guy in the world than that? I can’t do that. I don’t believe in myself enough to do that. I’ve always thought, if I was in a band, I’d never want to be the lead singer.”

Scarlett Johansson Is Named GQ’s “Babe Of The Year”

This will make a lot of its readers happy: Scarlett Johansson has been named “Babe of the Year” by GQ Magazine

The magazine writes, “At 26, she remains fresh-faced, curious, trying on new moods and outlets of expression as easily as she changes her hair color.

“This is what we love about Scarlett: that she’s game, that she’s good, that she can try on all these guises without seeming to try too hard. And all the while still seem genuinely like the observant, inquisitive (and very cute) girl in transition we fell for in Lost in Translation.”

Scarlett looks amazing even in a simple Tank dress T by Alexander Wang.

Read the entire story in the 15th Annual GQ Men of the Year Issue, on newsstands November 23.

Kudos NBC! 30 Rock Gets Picked Up For Another Year!

Good news for all of us 30 Rock fans: NBC has picked up the Emmy Award-winning comedy for another season through 2011-12.

Angela Bromstad, President, Primetime Entertainment, NBC and Universal Media Studios said: “We are happy to confirm the pickup of 30 Rock for another season. It continues to be a bold, hilarious, sophisticated comedy that has become a classic in its own time.” 
The one-year pick comes as 30 Rock celebrates its 100th episode this season. You can catch the show Thursdays, 10-10:30 p.m. ET.

Michael Jackson’s First Official Posthumous Single “Hold My Hand” Is Released – Hear It Here

Less than a week after the first song off of Michael Jackson‘s first posthumous album was released, the first official single from the album has now been released as well.


“Hold My Hand” features rapper/singer Akon and was recorded in 2007, but Akon only recently recorded extra vocals for the song which, you may remember, leaked in an unfinished state in 2008.
The album named Michael will also feature 50 Cent and Lenny Kravitz and will hit the stores and iTunes on December 14.

Hear the song here:

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: November 12-14, 2010

  • Megamind, $30.1 million
  • Unstoppable, $23.5 million
  • Due Date, $15.5 million
  • Skyline, $11.7 million
  • Morning Glory, $9.6 million
  • For Colored Girls, $6.8 million
  • Red, $5.1 million
  • Paranormal Activity 2, $3.1 million 
  • Saw 3D, $2.8 million
  • Jackass 3D, $2.3 million

This Week’s Extra TV Celebrity Interview Schedule @ The Grove

EXTRA TV’s SCHEDULE AT THE GROVE IN LOS ANGELES, WEEK OF NOVEMBER 15

*Come to The Grove in Los Angeles to watch Mario Lopez of Extra interview the following celebrities live:

Monday, Nov. 15: “The Event’s” Blair Underwood (1:30 pm) and hip-hop singer Trey Songz (2:00 pm)

Tuesday, Nov. 16: Dean Cain (1:00 pm); “Airbender’s” Noah Ringer (1:30 pm) and Kat Von D 
(2:00 pm)

Wednesday, Nov. 17: Kris Allen (1:00 pm) and singer Nelly (1:30 pm)

Thursday, Nov. 18: Dr. Gadget Giveaway (10:00 am); Bob Saget (12:30 pm); Lifehouse (1:00 pm) and “Burlesque’s” Cam Gigandet (2:00 pm)

Friday, Nov. 19: “The Good Guys” Colin Hanks and Bradley Whitford (12:00 pm)

*Times and locations subject to change