Strictly's Motsi Mabuse hints Bruno won't be replaced after missing series start

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Anna Kendrick will be teaming up with Barbie herself in the full Super Bowl commercial for Rocket Homes and Rocket Mortgage.While fans will have to wait until the big game on Sunday, February 13 to see the full ad, a new 30-second teaser debuted on Monday.The teaser shows that, despite being an incredibly accomplished actress, Kendrick still has her fangirl moments, especially when it comes to Barbie. Teaming up:Anna Kendrick will be teaming up with Barbie herself in the full Super Bowl commercial for Rocket Homes and Rocket Mortgage Fangirl:The teaser shows that, despite being an incredibly accomplished actress, Kendrick still has her fangirl moments, especially when it comes to BarbieThe teaser shows Kendrick, wearing a black sweater under a white dress shirt with a sparkling collar, as she tries to express her excitement.'I'm so excited we're in the Rocket Super Bowl commercial together,' Kendrick says, though we don't see who she's talking to yet.

George Clooney and his wife Amal, a respected human rights lawyer who champions humanitarian causes,accepted their first joint award together.On Tuesday night, the couple were honored with a Catalyst Award for using their platforms to inspire social change during a virtual ceremony, shared on the Elevate Prize Foundation's YouTube channel.Thetwo-time Oscar winner, 60, began their speech by stating the Clooney Foundation for Justice (CFJ)'s mission is to 'work to free the innocent and punish the guilty' one case at a time. An honor: George Clooney and his wife Amal, a respected human rights lawyer who champions humanitarian causes, accepted their first joint award together His spouse,44,added: 'The funding we receive from this award will support our TrialWatch program, which monitors criminal trials around the world and defends individuals who are unjustly detained, including journalists, women, LGBTQ persons and minorities.' 'Our goal at the foundation is to free the innocent and punish the guilty.

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coronavirus rules. Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Bruno Tonioli won't be able to have their agents, friends or family hanging around at Elstree Studios.The same will go for this year's celebrities as the BBC show is stripped back to basics.

Strictly Come Dancing's favourite moments are set to be revived in a spin-off show that will air in the run up to the upcoming series.

Strictly Come Dancing star, who has judged the US show since the first season, is set to remain in the UK because of the coronavirus pandemic. News of Len remaining in the UK came shortly after the judge revealed that he had faced a skin cancer scare during the summer.Len's replacement was confirmed on Tuesday during an episode of Good Morning America.The 35-year-old professional dancer is set to assume the coveted role alongside Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba.In a statement, Derek spoke of his excitement at joining the judging panel.

Derek Hough is sitting at the judges' table for the upcoming season of “Dancing with Stars.” On Tuesday, ABC confirmed Hough, the six-time mirror ball champion, would be replacing longtime judge Len Goodman. Goodman, 76, is unable to return due to travel restrictions from England to the United States amid the coronavirus pandemic, the network confirmed in a press release.

—only this time he's replacing Len Goodman as a judge. This last minute news was announced on Good Morning America, with Derek saying “This show has been and will always be incredibly special to me.

Derek Hough is returning to the ballroom for season 29 of, and now, we finally know what his role is!During Tuesday's, ABC revealed that the six-time mirrorball champion will be serving as a judge this season. He'll be replacing Len Goodman, who is currently in the U.K.

Derek Hough’s upcoming role on Dancing With the Stars is no longer a secret.It was revealed on Good Morning America on Tuesday, September 8, that the 35-year-old dancer will serve as a judge during season 29, alongside Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli. Last week, a source confirmed to Us Weekly that the show has been trying to figure out how to incorporate judge Len Goodman, who cannot travel from London due to the pandemic.This show has been and will always be incredibly special to me,” Hough said in a statement.

Musician and singer HRVY is the latest star to join Bill Bailey, Nicola Adams and Jamie Laing on Strictly Come Dancing 2020.The dance competition series will return this autumn with a slightly shorter nine-week run due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the celebrities being put through their paces announced this week.Details regarding filming of Strictly’s 18th season are currently under wraps, but it has been announced that judge Bruno Tonioli will not hold a regular spot on the judging panel due to travel restrictions.It’s a year of firsts for Strictly, with boxer Adams becoming the first celebrity to compete on the show in a same-sex pairing, following years of campaigning from fans.Made in Chelsea star Laing will also return for a

Bill Bailey, Nicola Adams and Jamie Laing are among the stars taking part in Strictly Come Dancing 2020.The dance competition series will return this autumn with a slightly shorter nine-week run due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the celebrities being put through their paces announced this week.Details regarding filming of Strictly’s 18th season are currently under wraps, but it has been announced that judge Bruno Tonioli will not hold a regular spot on the judging panel due to travel restrictions.It’s a year of firsts for Strictly, with boxer Adams becoming the first celebrity to compete on the show in a same-sex pairing, following years of campaigning from fans.Made in Chelsea star Laing will also return for a second shot at the crown

BBC.The celebrity dance competition is returning with a brand new look following the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with Strictly now a few weeks shorter, the contestants now in a ‘bubble’ and judge Bruno Tonioli appearing via video link.But that’s not to say Strictly Come Dancing will have lost any of its sparkle, with the 18th series of the family favourite set to have one of its most stellar line-ups to date.Here’s who’s hot-footing their way to the dancefloor this year…Swapping Olympic gold for Saturday night glitter.

will be like no other because of the coronavirus pandemic. Instead of starting in September the series will only begin in Mid-October, and will go on for nine weeks.

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh is the fourth celebrity to be officially confirmed for the new series of Strictly Come Dancing.

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STRICTLY Come Dancing's Motsi Mabuse hinted Bruno Tonioli won't be replaced after he's forced to miss the show's return. The judge will not be there for most of the Saturday night judging panel when the hit BBC One show returns in the autumn due to commitments with American show Dancing With The Stars.