Bristol Palin has responded to Margaret Cho’s allegations than Sarah Palin forced Bristol to be on Dancing with the Stars because her mom blamed her daughter for losing the 2008 presidential election.
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Bristol Palin: "my mom did not ‘force’ me to go on DWTS"; morons complain to FCC
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Bristol Palin: "my mom did not ‘force’ me to go on DWTS"; morons complain to FCC (Reality Blurred)
The Dancing with the Stars judges went easy on this season’s resident bad dancer and pseudo-controversial competitor, Bristol Palin, during the show’s finale, scoring her just below perfect Jennifer Grey and near-perfect Kyle Massey, who ended up with a 56 out of 60. Bristol received 52 out of 60 for her two dances, including three nines for her do-over but still bad jive, from judges Bruno Tonoli, Len Goodman, and Carrie Ann Inaba.
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Judges go easy on Bristol Palin during Dancing with the Stars finale, not that it matters
The executive producer of Dancing with the Stars, Conrad Green, has contradicted a report that said it’s possible to vote hundreds of times using different e.mail addresses, because the show’s system wipes out votes that come from the same IP address.
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DWTS producer says voting isn’t irregular this season, duplicate votes are removed
Ever since she was introduced as a “teen activist” on the premiere of Dancing with the Stars 11, Bristol Palin has been a joke of a contestant. But that she survived to next week’s finale is no surprise at all. Brandy Norwood went home instead, leaving Jennifer Grey and Kyle Massey with her in the finals.
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Bristol Palin makes Dancing with the Stars finale. Stop acting surprised.
Ever since she was introduced as a “teen activist” on the premiere of Dancing with the Stars 11, Bristol Palin has been a joke of a contestant. But that she survived to next week’s finale is no surprise at all. Brandy Norwood went home instead, leaving Jennifer Grey and Kyle Massey with her in the finals
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Bristol Palin makes Dancing with the Stars finale. Stop acting surprised.
Dancing with the Stars returned last night, and its reality star-heavy cast delivered what we expect from this weird show: odd moments featuring quasi-famous people interspersed with dances set to absolutely mangled pop music.
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Dancing with the Stars: still the same weird show
The collection of C-list celebrities, reality stars, and Bristol Palin that comprises the Dancing with the Stars cast will all be paid the same amount if they last through the entire competition: $345,000. Among the people who turned that down were Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, Sylvester Stallone, Ann Coulter, Condoleezza Rice, Erin Brockovich, Richard Branson, Tim Allen, and Suzanne Somers, while Joel McHale, Drew Carey, and Kirstie Alley have also said no previously–though the show…
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Dancing with the Stars cast all paid the same: $345,000 if they last 10 weeks
The cast of Dancing with the Stars 11 was announced during a live, faux press conference that aired toward the end of Bachelor Pad. The announcement was basically unnecessary, since all of the cast members except one had been revealed in advance by publicist leaks to various publications, particularly E! Online, which concluded its reveals the day of the official announcement.
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Dancing with the Stars cast is exactly what pre-faux-press conference leaks said it’d be
With just a few days until the actual cast announcement, there’s been a flurry of reports about potential Dancing with the Stars 11 cast members, in addition to previously reported names like The Situation and Brandy. And one person, Kirstie Alley, dismissed reports that she’s on the cast. Sarah Palin’s daughter Bristol Palin, mother of Levi Johnston’s child, will appear on the show, according to E! News
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DWTS cast rumors: Bristol Palin, Bachelorette’s Ali, Roberto, David Hasselhoff; not Kirstie Alley
