Week 5 gave us some scary moments, like when Melissa Rycroft‘s injury scare rocked the dance floor, but also some hysterical moments — like Carrie Ann Inaba‘s reaction to Gilles Marini!

Gilles and Peta danced the rumba to their guilty pleasure song – Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You.” They scored a near perfect 29.5/30!

“That was not a dance, that was master class theater! That was one of the best performances I’ve ever seen,” Bruno raved.

“Let the baby making begin!” Carrie Ann screamed and then fell off her chair!

Watch her fall below:

We’re just happy she laughed about her embarrassing moment!

Were you laughing when Carrie Ann fell, HollywoodLifers?

– Dory Larrabee

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I think the young mom crossed the line from ‘classy’ to ‘trashy’ in her latest routine — what’s YOUR take?

We love Kendra Wilkinson‘s energy on Dancing with the Stars, but her April 25 routine was way too inappropriate for network TV!

Dancing to Ricky Martin‘s “Livin’ la Vida Loca” with her partner Louis Van Amstel, Kendra, 25, shook and shimmied her crazy curves aggressively in a barely-there fringe outfit. And her sexy dance triggered mixed reaction from the judges.

Carrie Ann Inaba started her critique with a backhanded complement.

“I have to recover — oh my god,” she said. “That was a lot of information. That was a guilty pleasure, my dear. You can shimmy like no other. You were so in your element.”

Meanwhile, judge Len Goodman let his libido get the best of him, saying, “The more you gyrated, the more I palpitated. You fulfilled one of my guilty pleasures. Last week we had a spark — tonight we had a fire!”

But perhaps the most fitting comment came from over-the-top judge Bruno Tonioli, who thought the performance would open up a whole new career for Kendra!

“Ladies and gentlemen, Dancing with the Stars presents Revenge of the Stripper, Part 1: Attack of the Killer Boobs!”

I think it was too racy without much dancing talent — what do YOU think HollywoodLifers?

– William Earl

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Carrie got the shock of her life as she co-hosted ‘Live With Regis & Kelly’ on March 31 — a marriage proposal!

Carrie Ann Inaba got more than she bargained for as she hosted Live With Regis & Kelly March 31, when boyfriend Jesse Sloan presented the Dancing With the Stars judge with a pretty amazing gift — an engagement ring! Carrie, who had previously spent the segment denying rumors of an engagement between the two, happily accepted. Congratulations!

Clearly not one for a simple proposal, Jesse, 39, actually got Regis Philbin‘s help to pop the big question. Regis read a letter on air from a man looking for a way to propose to his girlfriend of two years — and out walked Jesse!

“I struggle to find the words to express what you mean to me,” Jesse said. “You’re an inspiration. You’re everything to me. Will you marry me?” An emotional Carrie, 43, responded: “Yes. I will marry you.”Awwwww!

So what do you think of Jesse’s live proposal — super cute or super cheesy?

From Carrie Ann and Maksim’s two minute hug to the Palin’s refraining from joining in any audience dances, HollywoodLife.com has a behind-the-scenes look at Dancing with the Stars Nov. 9 performances!

Ever wonder what happens when the cameras aren’t rolling on the Dancing with the Stars set? Well, thanks to a source that was at CBS Studios in Hollywood Nov. 9, HollywoodLife.com has the full report on all the happenings and behind the scenes scoop!

*Cheryl Burke and Derek Hough started out the night with a 50s-themed dance that was pre-taped for next week’s episode. Watch out for their romantic lip lock during the number – it’s super hot!

*Being in the DWTS live studio audience is a blast! The warm up guy got the entire audience on the floor (with some help from DWTS pro Tony Dovolani, Kyle Massey and even Brandy). They all led the audience to a dance to YMCA, which was conveniently changed to “DWTS.” All of the celebs families, including the Warner’s, Norwood’s and Massey’s, were getting their groove on. However, Bristol’s family refrained from joining in the fun – guess they must be worse dancers than Bristol!

*Kyle Massey was so happy to be there. His presence lit up the audience and he actually was the one celeb that sneaked as many chances throughout the night to watch the show in the crowd, instead of hiding backstage.

*Kurt Warner totally knew he was going home and was visibly sad throughout the whole process. There were a couple times that Bruno was watching some videos and talked privately to the other judges about how much he loved Kurt. All the judges were very sad to see Kurt go, they kept talking to each other and mentioning that each of them loved how nice he was, and how he was such a class act.

*Speaking of disappointment, the audience was bummed when it realized both of John Legend’s performances were actually pre-taped and he wasn’t in the studio. The magic of TV!

*Carrie Ann Inaba was visibly annoyed and rolled her eyes after watching the video package that showed Maksim being overly dramatic and calling out the judges. She was mad at him, but after the show completed, they both embraced and hugged for a good two minutes as Carrie Ann spoke calmly in his ear. It was nice to witness them both reconcile their differences.

*Brandy‘s daughter started crying the second Brandy was in the bottom two. Brandy saw this happening and almost started crying herself. She kept saying “don’t cry” in a comforting manner toward her daughter.

We can’t believe how much drama happens when the cameras aren’t rolling! Do you love reading about the behind-the-scenes scoop?

Kirstin Benson with reporting by Russ Weakland

Courtesy of ABC

Excuses, temper tantrums and sulking has become expected behavior from Dancing With The Stars resident cry-baby Michael ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino. He reminds us of last season’s contestant Kate Gosselin, who was, to put it nicely, ‘difficult to work with.’ Is it possible that The Situation is taking her crown as the worst contestant ever on ‘Dancing With The Stars?’

The Situation, 27, has week after week failed to do better than mediocre with his dance numbers. His Oct. 11 performance of the Tango was no different with partner Karina Smirnoff. After judges Carrie Ann Inaba called it a “rough ride” and Bruno Tonioli called it “a terrible mess,” The Situation retreated to the parking lot to cool off from his steaming anger.

“I was upset. I actually stormed off upset because I tried so hard. I really did,” he told UsMagazine.com “I changed my haircut, I don’t know. Once I landed all those lifts and the judges were trashing me? I’ll be honest with you, it was in one ear and out the other. In the back of my head, I knew those lifts were extremely hard. I tried my best, and if they didn’t see it and wanted to be negative, so be it.”

His excuses echo those of last seasons contestant, Kate Gosselin, 35, who tried to run the gauntlet with her rumored diva behavior. Requesting to be sat separate from her fellow contestants, body guards, not fulfilling her practice committments and then being shocked by an unimpressed judging panel made her the dancer fans loved to hate and celebrated when she was eliminated from competition.

Although The Situation’s Jersey Shore cast mates said there was little hope for him to do well on the show, he has shown more commitment to making it work. His Twitter is a non-stop stream of DWTS chatter and his fear of failure has prompted more chest exposure each week in what we think may be a play for extra votes. He can’t rely on his hot ‘situation’ to win the show, but at least we have yet to see him do a dance as painfully bad as Kate’s infamously terrible Paso Doble.

Watch he videos below and vote on who you think the worst contestant on DWTS has been!

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Aimee Curran

Oh, no! Even though Ryan Seacrest is one of the most desired bachelors in the world, Corky Ballas is nervous that he’s not the right guy for his friend, Julianne Hough!

This season of Dancing With The Stars has had the show’s resident dancers showing their not-so-nice sides. First, Maksim Chmerkovskiy was in an uproar over Carrie Ann Inaba‘s harsh judgement call. Now, Corky Ballas is admitting his true feelings about former DWTS pro (and his protege) Julianne Hough’s blossoming relationship with Ryan Seacrest – and they aren’t so positive!

“I’m like her second father,” Corky, 49, told HollywoodLife.com at the GLSEN Respect Awards in Beverly Hills Oct. 8. about his relationship with the 22-year-old dancer.

And in typical father/daughter fashion, Corky is protective of Julianne — and gave us his two cents about her romantic relationship with Ryan Seacrest.

“I don’t think anything of it,” he says. “Someone is 22-years-old. I think it’s kinda silly to get too deep into a relationship so young.”

Julianne and Ryan have been an item since the beginning of summer. Ryan has worked hard to sweep Julianne off her feet. His courting has included a $50,000 dinner, a trip to Italy and an introduction to his parents. Ryan finally admitted to being a couple on the Ellen Degeneres Show in September, but it’s a relationship Corky doesn’t think she should fall into so fast.

Ryan is handsome, successful and talented — should Corky be a little less concerned for his favorite student?

Aimee Curran with reporting by Sarah Rose Attman

Drama-rama! After an especially tough critique of Brandy and Maksim’s Samba on Dancing With The Stars, judge, Carrie Ann Inaba is receiving backlash from an irate Maksim Chmerkovskiy who feels her comments were totally out of line.

Judge vs. dancer, whose side are you on? Tempers flared after the Oct. 4 episode of DWTS when Carrie Ann Inaba laid into Maksim Chmerkovskiy and his teaching technique with contestant, pop R&B singer, Brandy.

“It’s an absurdly disrespectful thing for her to even think of doing,” the pro hoofer told E! Online Oct. 5. “Is she crazy? She’s not my mother.”

Maksim is pissed that judge Carrie Ann Inaba would have the audacity to attack his teaching technique when, in his opinion, has nothing to do with the actual performance being judged.

“My teaching methods have nothing to do with our samba yesterday,” he told E! Online. “There’s no reason to comment on my teaching methods. Their job is to assess a celebrity’s dancing at that moment. I just feel the judges take it upon themselves to judge way more than they are supposed to—and it’s a shame.”

Maksim also feels this season’s scoring is inconsistent and hints of unfair treatment toward couples who are working their hardest.

“There’s absolutely no consistency,” he says. “There were other couples that literally put their heart and soul into it and did a much better job than they got scored. I just feel it’s a little bit unreasonable. Some people get praised for minimal and certain people get put down while having put out a lot more than others. Something’s off.”

With comments like that we’re curious to see how the rest of the season plays out. Do you think Maksim is right? Let us know!

Kirstin Benson

Her first dance reduced judge Carrie Ann Inaba to tears!

While the song choice was a cheap tearjerker — she danced to “These Arms Of Mine” from Dirty Dancing — Jennifer Grey, 50, was really the only celebrity who wowed the judges on the Sept. 20 season premiere of Dancing with the Stars. The moving performance earned Jennifer and partner Derek Hough the highest score of the night (24 points) and I only see them getting better from here.

But while Jennifer and Derek were sitting pretty on the top spot, poor Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino tied for last place with David Hasselhoff and Margaret Cho! While his dance was hardly as good as Jennifer’s, I do think the judges were a little harsh on him. For the first time ever, I’m actually finding “The Situation” to be a likable human being — judges, don’t take that away from me!

And lastly, I have to admit I was kind of keeping my fingers crossed that Bristol Palin would be a hot mess on the dance floor – but she actually performed pretty well. She wasn’t the best, but she managed to make it through her routine without making any mistakes AND without being totally stiff like Kate Gosselin.