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Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse was quick to highlight an elimination trend during Sunday's results show.

Sam Quek revealed that she and her fellow Strictly Come Dancing co-stars were hit with a 'sobering moment' earlier in the competition as she broke her silence on her exit.

Strictly Come Dancing fans said they were 'speechless' as they slammed the public's voting decisions that saw Sam Quek land in the dance-off before being sent home.

Motsi Mabuse was heard asking 'what is happening' as she was forced to choose which could she wanted to leave Strictly Come Dancing this weekend.

Former Olympian Sam Quek is the latest celebrity to be voted off of Strictly Come Dancing.The star, and her professional partner Nikita Kuzmin, are the sixth couple to leave the series despite not finishing bottom of the leaderboard and fans were completely shocked by her exit. The pair, who scored 29 with their Icons Week American smooth to Taylor Swift's Love Story, have departed the show, despite reality TV star Pete Wicks and his partner Jowita Przystal scoring just 22 with their performance to Another One Bites The Dust by Queen on Saturday (2 November). Fans took to social media with one saying they were "floored" by Sam's exit against the likes of Pete.

Strictly Come Dancing fans thought they spotted one of the show's stars 'crying', after earlier commenting that they were 'gone but never forgotten'.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have been supporting Montell Douglas and Johannes Radebe following their latest performance in the ballroom.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left making a demand over Shirley Ballas after she went head-to-head with her fellow judge during the latest live show.

Four Strictly Come Dancing contestants have been named as being 'at risk' as a new special weeks takes place in week seven of the hit dance show.

Strictly Come Dancing has unveiled the songs and dances for its much-anticipated Icons week.Tonight, our favourite celebs will once again grace the dance floor, battling it out for another week in the competition. With tunes from Whitney Houston to Madonna and the legendary George Michael, there's no doubt the dancers will set the floor alight. However, Amy Dowden won't be joining the competition this week after collapsing backstage last Saturday and being rushed to hospital.

It's Icons Week on Strictly Come Dancing and the contestants are gearing up to take part in the themed week for the first time in the BBC show's history. Each pair will dance to a track from an iconic artist, with picks including The Beatles, Queen, Madonna and Whitney Houston. Ahead of Saturday's live show, each celebrity and their professional partner has opened up about the people they consider to be icons.

Sabrina Carpenter covered Olivia Newton-John‘s ‘Hopelessly Devoted To You’ while dressed as Sandy from Grease, complete with Carpenter curls in her hair, a black leather jacket and Sandy’s iconic catsuit, during a stop on her ‘Short ‘N’ Sweet’ US tour.Elsewhere, Heidi Klum once again delivered theatrics during the 23rd instalment of her iconic Halloween parties. This time, Klum and her husband, German guitarist Tom Kaulitz, dressed as E.T.She wasn’t the only one to take inspiration from the Steven Spielberg classic, with Janelle Monae also opting for an E.T.

Cyndi Lauper sang “When You Were Mine,” her synthful Prince cover from her 1983 debut “She’s So Unusual.”It was a reminder that, at 71, she had outlived other ’80s music icons such as Prince, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and George Michael.And for the first time since her 1986 “True Colors” tour, the New York native was playing her hometown arena again. Who would’ve thought it would take her 38 years to get back there?But while Lauper never again reached the heights of her ’80s superstardom — her last Top 10 hit was 1989’s “I Drove All Night” — she has survived and evolved: She went from winning a Grammy for Best New Artist in 1985 to winning a Tony for Best Original Score for “Kinky Boots” in 2013.And now she is riding the wave of nostalgia for her pop career that has included a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination, her documentary “Let the Canary Sing” and a “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” sample by Nicki Minaj (on “Pink Friday Girls”).Seizing her moment to play arenas again on this farewell tour — although that doesn’t mean she is retiring from music or live performance — Lauper is unwinding the second hand back to her glory days.And when she took the stage at a sold-out Garden to “She Bop” — her giddy ode to masturbation that riled up the PMRC (Parents Music Resource Center) as one of its “Filthy Fifteen” in 1985 — she was that punky rebel celebrating the joys of self-pleasure with her hiccuping vocal ticks that are singularly Cyndi.Maybe she couldn’t pull that off in another few years, but she still can now.

Jennifer Garner is getting back into 13 Going on 30 mode for Halloween!

, because has just won Halloween with her recreation of Jenna Rink's iconic “Thriller” dress from 13 Going on 30.In a video posted to her Instagram and TikTok, Garner recreated the entire getting ready scene—just updated for 2024. In the , Jenna struggles to apply fake eyelashes, applies several layers of bright pink blush, and appears confused by a lacy black-and-red thong while Whitney Houston's “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” plays in the background.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.In her modern adaptation, (with the same Whitney Houston song in the background) Garner pats skin care onto her cheeks, struggles to apply eyeliner while wearing her glasses, and holds up a pair of Spanx with the same bewildered expression she wore in the movie 20 years ago.

Research has revealed that Whitney Houston’s 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody' is the most popular wedding song of all time, appearing on a quarter of wedding-related playlists on Spotify.

Whitney Houston.So if there was going to be one singer on earth to capture a historic moment in time, it was going to be the “I Will Always Love You” diva.And so Houston was the first major Western artist to perform in a post-apartheid South Africa after Nelson Mandela was elected president in 1994, with three shows in Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town.But while the Johannesburg show on Nov. 12, 1994 was the one aired by HBO, the Nov. 8 Durban date is now showcased in “The Concert for a New South Africa [Durban],” a film that will be playing in select theaters on Oct.

Dionne Warwick insists that she never said a little prayer to get into the Rock & Roll of Fame.“I never thought about getting inducted into the Rock & Roll of Fame,” Warwick, 83, told The Post. “I don’t consider myself rock ’n’ roll.

Smile 2 director Parker Finn has revealed that Amy Winehouse was among the inspirations for the movie, which looks at the struggles of public figures.The director told Entertainment Weekly that he also consulted the media about Britney Spears when working on the sequel to 2022’s Smile – which was released today (October 18) – while Whitney Houston was also kept in mind.Discussing Naomi Scott’s character Skye Riley, a huge pop star who struggles with substance abuse, the death of her boyfriend, and physical and auditory hallucinations, he said, “I wanted to raise the question, did we do this to Skye? By us coming back for a Smile 2, have we done this to her?”Finn explained that he wanted to take the sequel in an unexpected direction – in the first movie, Sosie Bacon played a therapist embroiled in a curse in which a mysterious entity inhabits victims, making them die by suicide. Whoever witnesses the suicide becomes the entity’s next target.He continued, “When I started thinking about ideas, early on, any of the ideas that started coming to me in the first month I was thinking about it, I threw them away.

EXCLUSIVE: Boots Riley looks to have found his next project and has landed quite the ensemble, as sources tell Deadline he is partnering with Neon on his film I Love Boosters. Keke Palmer, Naomi Ackie, LaKeith Stanfield and Demi Moore are set to star, with additional casting underway. Principal photography set to begin this fall.

Whitney Houston‘s mother Cissy has died at the age of 91.Houston died on Monday (October 7) while under hospice care for Alzheimer’s disease, her daughter-in-law Pat Houston confirmed in a statement. “Our hearts are filled with pain and sadness.