Dancing With The Stars
'Dancing' Darling JR Martinez to Appear on Tonight Show With Jay Leno
By Jillian Bowe on October 12, 2011
Watch AMC’s J.R. Martinez in Tonight’s Dancing With the Stars Two Hour Season Premiere!
By Luke Kerr on September 19, 2011
Since 2008 we’ve watched All My Children’s J.R. Martinez portray Brot Monroe and tonight you can watch the army veteran-turned actor as he debuts his fancy footwork to the world, on the season premiere of Dancing With the Stars. Martinez will compete for the show’s big prize–a giant mirror ball trophy–against Carson Cressley, Chaz Bono, Chynna Phillips, David Arquette, Elisabetta Canalis, Hope Solo, Kristin Cavallari, Nancy Grace, Ricki Lake, Rob Kardashian and Ron Artest, in the hopes of becoming the first soap star since General Hospital’s Kelly Monaco to win the trophy.
He’ll have his work cut out for him and need your votes. All My Children’s Cameron Mathison and Susan Lucci (seasons five and seven respectively) each danced their butts off on DWTS, but failed to take home the award.
Watch clips of J.R. Martinez and this season’s Dancing With the Stars after the jump! READ MORE
All My Children's JR Martinez Preps For DWTS Spotlight
By Jillian Bowe on September 01, 2011I am a voice, and I’m just someone who’s out there educating the world for people who don’t necessarily look ‘Hollywood’-ish. I like the fact that I look different. I’m the underdog, the guy people have to Google and see who I am, so I’m cool with that. I want people to find out who I am and grow with me . . . to embrace me for who I am and see who I am, personality-wise.
Kirstie Alley Thinks OWN Should Pick Up Cancelled Soaps
By Regan Cellura on April 17, 2011
Will The Mighty O save our shows? Not likely, however plenty of fans have been hitting up Oprah to put cancelled soaps All My Children and One Life to LIve on her OWN channe.l Now Dancing With The Stars' Kirstie Alley chimed in. The actress took to Twitter to put in her two cents.
Maybe OWN could take on the soaps u love so much.. they need that kind of programming.
DC #612: Talking WORKSHOP on The Morning Jolt With Larry Flick
By Daytime Confidential on March 23, 2011
On today Tuesday March 22 Daytime Confidential’s Jamey Giddens and Luke Kerr returned to The Morning Jolt With Larry Flick and Keith Price to talk about the second season of WORKSHOP, which premieres on Hulu on March 29.
During the first hour Larry, Keith, Jamey and Luke discuss the tragic killing of General Hospital’s baby Jake and the reports of All My Children’s possible cancellation. During the second hour, WORKSHOP co-creator Nate Golon and WORKSHOP star and Passions alum Phillip Jeanmarie join the party to preview the upcoming season of Workshop, their characters and what inspired the comedic webseries.
In the final half hour Larry, Keith, Jamey and Luke discuss the season premiere of Dancing With the Stars, season finale of Pretty Little Liars and the latest from Showtime’s Shameless.
Oprah to Sarah Ferguson: “Don’t Let Me See You On Dancing With The Stars.”
By Luke Kerr on December 30, 2010
The debut of Oprah’s new cable network OWN is almost here! In an interview with the talk show queen, Parade asked which shows were her idea, which led to the topic of Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York’s recent scandal and her upcoming six-part OWN series Finding Sarah.
How many of the shows are your idea?
Master Class. Finding Sarah [a six-part documentary with Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, premiering in spring]. That came from an interview I did this summer with her. We had a moment of real connection, watching the tape of her trying to get £500,000 [for access to Prince Andrew]. She said she didn’t want to go into bankruptcy. I said, “But when you look at that tape, don’t you see a morally bankrupted person? The one thing you were trying to avoid, you already are.” She said, “I never thought of it that way before.”
Ah, there you go again!
I remember the last thing I said to her when I left that interview: “Don’t let me see you on Dancing with the Stars.” She started e-mailing me and at one point asked what did I think of her doing a celebrity chef show. And I said, “That’s not going to help you. How are you going to rehabilitate yourself on a celebrity chef show? You should be working on yourself.”
