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Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has given fans glimpses into his sprawling home through social media and TV appearances over the years.The father-of-two joined the BBC dance competition when it launched back in 2004, famously being partnered with the older, or more reluctant, contestants.Then in 2021, he did his first full series as a judge, and in 2022, it was announced that he would be permanently replacing Bruno Tonioli. On TV, Anton has been busy with Strictly's 20th anniversary series. Just last week, Craig, Motsi and Anton choose to save Tasha Ghouri, meaning it was time for Gladiator Montell and her pro-partner Johannes to head home.

James Van Der Beek, who revealed earlier this month that he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, took time out on Turkey Day to acknowledge how grateful he is for “this new relationship I have to my body.”

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per People on Friday, Van Der Beek shared that his own experience with colorectal cancer inspired him to get involved in the program.“I’ll be honest, I was diagnosed with cancer,” the “Varsity Blues” star told the group, which included Anthony Anderson, Taye Diggs, Chris Jones, Bruno Tonioli and Tyler Posey. “Dancing With the Stars” judge Tonioli broke down in tears at Van Der Beek’s admission.“I lost a dear friend to cancer, so I wanted to help bring awareness,” Anderson shared in the clip before Tonioli added, “For me, I had to do it because of Len [Goodman].

JB Gill and Lauren Oakley have seemingly been given a boost as details about Strictly Come Dancing's upcoming Blackpool special were revealed. The pair will be among the eight couples performing in the iconic Tower Ballroom this weekend.

Britain's Got Talent star Amanda Holden has caused quite the commotion with her very unique breakfast choice. Before co-hosting Heart Breakfast on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, Amanda shared a clip demonstrating her fondness for hard-boiled eggs accompanied by a generous squeeze of Marmite.The radio presenter,53, posted the video on Instagram to her 2.3 million followers, which captured her saying: "I don't understand why everyone thinks this is a gross thing to do.This is my favourite thing to do." Amanda looked thrilled with the return of squeezy Marmite bottles as she took a bite out of her egg, encouraging her fans to "try it." But followers weren't exactly ready to jump on board with her snack.

Shirley Ballas samba-ed her way onto the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom to make her debut as the show's head judge eight years ago and is now just as well known for her clever critiquing as she is her incredible style. But as she continues to raise her paddle every week in the BBC's special anniversary series, she exclusively chats to OK! about her life after Strictly, as well as her show highlights.

Michaela Zee James Van Der Beek has revealed he’s been diagnosed with colorectal cancer. The “Dawson’s Creek” actor recently told People about his cancer diagnosis, saying, “I’ve been privately dealing with this diagnosis and have been taking steps to resolve it, with the support of my incredible family.” Van Der Beek added, “There’s reason for optimism, and I’m feeling good.” Colorectal cancer, which begins in the colon or rectum, is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the U.S., according to American Cancer Society.

Dawson’s Creek actor James Van Der Beek revealed he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer and has been privately dealing with the news.

James Van Der Beek has colorectal cancer.

After 13 years in a row on the judging panel at Britain's Got Talent, presenter and popstar Alesha Dixon knows what she's talking about when it comes to making the series a success. She joined the ITV show back in 2012, taking her seat alongside Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and now former judge David Walliams.

Presenter, pop star and children’s author Alesha Dixon tells us she feels “so lucky” to be back on the Britain’s Got Talent judging panel for the 13th year in a row. As we sit down for an exclusive chat with Alesha, fresh from the talent show’s first round of auditions in Blackpool, she says, “I’m on a bit of a comedown from them.

Tough night to be a baseball and ballroom fan; when it’s Game 4 of the World Series and your team is one W away from taking the championship, should the Viennese waltz really matter?

Emily Longeretta SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from the Oct. 29 episode of “Dancing With the Stars.” For Halloween, the celebrities on “Dancing With the Stars” took on their nightmares, each performing a routine inspired by their biggest fears — from snakes, the boogeyman and killers, to dolls, the dark and vampires. And their biggest fear may have been elimination because everyone brought their A-games.

The iconic dance queen Arlene Phillips has candidly ruled out any chances of twirling back to the Strictly Come Dancing judges' desk and spilled the tea on her feelings about the show. Making a dazzling name for herself as one of the original judging quartet on the BBC's glittering dance floor from its very inception in 2004, she shared the stage with Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, and the ever-critical Craig Revel Horwood.

Strictly Come Dancing legend Arlene Phillips has dropped a massive hint about making an epic comeback to the hit BBC dance show, 15 years after her controversial exit.The choreography queen, who became a household name as part of the original judging quartet with Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, and Craig Revel-Horwood, spilled the beans while chatting at the Pride of Britain Awards. Speaking to The Sun, the 81-year-old revealed: "I've been filming something today, which will be coming out soon and is hilarious." She added a cheeky tease about her potential return, saying: "It's something to do with dancing." When pressed about strutting back to the Strictly Come Dancing panel, she playfully hinted: "Maybe a little chat..." Arlene, who soared to fame in the '70s with Hot Gossip, served on the Strictly panel from 2004 until 2008.

Anton Du Beke is one of the recognisable faces of BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, but away from the ballroom, has a different name and even kept his age under wraps for years.The dancer, who is currently judging the latest series of the competition, joined the hit BBC One show as a professional dancer when it first launched in 2004 and was famously partnered with the older or more reluctant contestants. In 2020, he left the dance floor and temporarily became a Strictly judge replacing Motsi Mabuse while she had to isolate due to Covid. The following year he returned to the judging panel and did his first full series in the role, and in 2022 it was announced he would permanently replace Bruno Tonioli.

Shirley Ballas has sparke a demand among her social media followers as she told them she'd 'hardly slept' in order to support a big moment for her son, Mark.

KISS’ Gene Simmons has sparked backlash online for making “sexist” and “offensive” comments on Dancing With The Stars.The glam rock veteran made an appearance on this week’s episode of the US dancing competition (October 8), starring as a guest judge alongside Bruno Tonioli, Derek Hough and Carrie Ann Inaba.It came as this week saw the 11 pairs return to the dance floor for a ‘rock n’ roll’ edition. The night was opened with a performance to the KISS classic ‘Rock And Roll All Nite’, and followed by choreography from the competitors to the likes of Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Twisted Sister, Whitesnake, Scorpions and more.However, according to reports from the likes of Forbes and Blabbermouth, it was some of the comments made by Simmons that caught the attention of viewers – but not for the right reasons.Taking to social media throughout the episode, some viewers criticised the bassist for making comments that were more centred on the dancers’ appearance than their abilities.For instance, Phaedra Parks was given a lower score from Simmons than the other judges – although he didn’t share any negative feedback – and he also sparked boos from the audience after his praise for Reginald VelJohnson largely centred around his partner’s looks.“Hey Reggie, you’ve got a beautiful woman right beside you who can twist it and turn it and knows how to move it and all that,” he said (via Blabbermouth).

pointe when it comes to her relationship with dance partner Gleb Savchenko.“We’re just having the best time and really enjoying each other’s company,” the supermodel gushed exclusively to The Post on Tuesday. “I am so blessed to have Gleb as my partner. It’s really fun.”And it’s safe to say Savchenko, 41, is in sync with his partner.

Gene Simmons.The rock legend appeared as a guest judge for Hair Metal Night on “Dancing With the Stars” Tuesday, and Simmons left fans outraged by his scoring and feedback.The 75-year-old told the first performers of the night, Danny Amendola and partner Witney Carson, he couldn’t figure out who was more “hot hot hot” between the two.Simmons started out judging on a high note, giving the athlete, 38, and pro dancer, 30, a nine while the duo received sevens from the other judges. Later in the show, he tried to give Brooks Nader and Gleb Savchenko the first 10 of the season but had already locked in a nine, so the score didn’t count.As for how Savchenko, 41, felt about the mixup? He exclusively told the Post, “We just say this is the first ten of the season, and that was us.”The supermodel echoed her partner’s sentiments, adding, “We made history this season — the first ten.