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William Levy looked like a pro on the dance floor May 7, but the other five remaining contestants weren’t far behind him. Tomorrow’s double elimination is going to be the hardest yet!

William and Cheryl Burke‘s Foxtrot was flawless, which puts him right up there with Katherine Jenkins and Maria Menounos in our book. That said, Disney star Roshon Fegan – who’s been at risk of being cut the last few weeks — more than held his own, receiving a score of 29!

To top the night off, the contestants danced in the show’s first-ever threesome round with two dance pros and a star, which was actually really entertaining. Katherine took the highest honors for that round.

Check out the scores for tonight below:

William Levy & Cheryl Burke: (30+27) 57
Roshon Fegan & Chelsie Hightower: (29+27) 56
Donald Driver & Peta Murgatroyd: (27+28) 55
Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas: (26+29) 55
Maria Menounos & Derek Hough: (28+25) 53
Melissa Gilbert & Maks Chmerkovskiy: (24+27) 51

Who do YOU think is going to get the boot in tomorrow’s double elimination?

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It was “Latin Night” on the April 16 episode of Dancing with the Stars – but not every contestant was able to stand the heat! William Levy unsurprisingly dominated the competition this week (he even helped li’l Roshon Fegan get in touch with his “inner sexy man”) but Katherine Jenkins and Maria Menounos also held their own on the dance floor. Gavin DeGraw and Melissa Gilbert however? Not so much.

Here’s a complete breakdown of the judges’ scores, along with the creepiest quote from Bruno Tunioli (who was literally foaming at the mouth all night):

William Levy & Cheryl Burke: 29
(Bruno says, “Throbbing intensity!”)

Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas: 29
(Bruno says, “What really made me tingle was…” Sorry, I covered my ears out of fear and missed the end of his sentence.)

Donald Driver & Peta Murgatroyd: 27
(Bruno says, “The build-up was amazing; the predator playing on the plane, ready for the kill!”)

Maria Menounos & Derek Hough: 27
(Bruno says, “Do you want me to get you a room? … Can I join in?” And then he licked his lips like a tiny, well-dressed Hannibal Lecter.)

Roshon Fegan & Chelsea Hightower: 26
(Bruno says, “All that exhilarating exuberance! … It was unbelievable.”)

Jaleel White & Kym Johnson: 24
(Bruno says, “That wiggle … was unstoppable.”)

Gladys Knight & Tristan MacManus: 22
(Strangely, nothing crazy was said. I know, I was disappointed too.)

Melissa Gilbert & Maksim Chmerkovskiy: 21
(Bruno says, “You always have ‘maximum thrust!’ Go with it … but control it.”)

Gavin DeGraw & Karina Smirnoff: 19
(Bruno says, “Are you suffering from tropical fever? With all the madness, I actually enjoyed it.”)

What did YOU think of this week’s dances? Which star impressed you most, and which one deserves to go home tomorrow night? Vote below, then hit up the comments section with your judgment:

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With so many other talent competition shows going on right now, the last thing I wanted to do was commit to another season of Dancing with the Stars, but I’m taking that back now after seeing the premiere March 19. Even though I hardly knew who the heck the “stars” were in season 14, there wasn’t a bad seed in the bunch. Not one person scored less than 20, which is unheard of! If you don’t know who they are already, get prepped to hear a bunch about opera singer Katherine Jenkins, Disney Channel star Roshon Fegan, former child star Jaleel White and football pro Donald Driver.

Maria Menounos & Derek Hough: Maria and Derek started the show off really strongly with a pretty darn good cha-cha-cha for week one. It doesn’t hurt that Maria has a flawless feature, in addition to her gorgeous face…plus, the strongest dance pro on the show. As long as America likes her, I think she’s going to go far. 7, 7, 7 = 21

Jack Wagner & Anna Trebunskaya: Jack’s foxtrot to Nancy Sinatra‘s “Sugar Town” was cute, but not really my style. I also thought his arms were really stiff. Len Goodman agreed with me about the technique, but the other two judges couldn’t stop smiling. “You just took me too a happy place,” Carrie Ann Inaba raved. 8, 7, 8 = 23

Donald Driver & Peta Murgatroyd: I LOVED the energy of Donald and Peta’s cha-cha-cha. Even though I had no idea who Donald was until tonight (he’s the Green Bay Packers’ wide receiver), I’m rooting for him to do well. These athletes sure know how to move! Also, I’d forgotten Peta, who was on DWTS last season, but got eliminated in the first round with Ron Artest. I can’t wait to see how they do this season, even if the judges didn’t appreciate this performance like I did. “There was flair going on. You got too excited a few times,” Len critiqued. How Donald and Peta didn’t get higher than Jack is beyond me! 7, 7, 7 = 21

Gavin DeGraw & Karina Smirnoff: Gavin has this boyish charm to him when he dances, I couldn’t help but smile. Plus, Karina is always such a pro out there — she really knows what she’s doing. Even though the dance was a little messy, I still enjoyed their foxtrot to Lady Antebellum’s “I Run to You.” “Great charm and gentle quality to your dance. You have to learn to link the moves,” Bruno Tonioli said. 7, 6, 7 = 20

Roshon Fegan & Chelsie Hightower: First of all, this is probably my favorite pair of the competition, seeing as I know them better than anyone else on the show — and boy, did they do me proud! Roshon blew everyone out of the water with his sick moon walking, spins and body rolls. Of course, Mr. Technical (Len) wasn’t a fan of the dance as a cha-cha-cha, but no one could deny this dance had the crowd excited. I think he should have gotten a higher score than he did. 8, 7, 8 = 23

Sherri Shepherd & Val Chmerkovskiy: Sherri lit up the stage with her foxtrot and I thought it was super enjoyable. I also loved the song choice — “Sherry” by The Four Seasons. It was cute. However, it didn’t deserve as high of scores as it got. 8, 7, 8 = 23

Melissa Gilbert & Maksum Chmerkovskiy: I don’t know if it was the choreography, the music choice or the dancers, but this cha-cha-cha just didn’t do it for me…at all. It felt stiff and awkward the whole time. The judges were sweet to Melissa, with Carrie Ann saying she saw “great potential,” but I didn’t get that memo. 7, 6, 7 = 20

William Levy & Cheryl Burke: I’d never heard of William Levy until this season, but give me more! The telenovela star is gorgeous and knows how to move on the dance floor. His cha-cha-cha to Chris Brown‘s “International Love” was really well done, which was reflected in his high scores. 8, 8, 8 = 24

Martina Navratilova & Tony Dovolani: Martina and Tony’s foxtrot seemed like a typical first week dance — a little stiff and under prepared. Fortunately, the tennis pro has a great charm about her on stage. “It was close but not quite there for me,” Len said. “It was too careful.” I think the judges scored her too highly. 7, 6, 7 = 20

Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas: HOLY COW! You cannot tell me this chick hasn’t ever danced before. She looked just as graceful as a dance pro doing the foxtrot with Mark. Seriously, her lines were PERFECT, her smile was gorgeous and she couldn’t have had a better performance. “Best first dance on the show ever,” Carrie Ann raved. If she keeps it up, Katherine is going to be hard to beat! 9, 8, 9 = 26

Gladys Knight & Tristan MacManus: Gladys was everything you’d hope she’d be on the dance floor and more: sassy, smiley and in rhythm. I loved her performance and can’t wait to see her get better with each week. “It’s not forced, it oozed rhythm and you did a wonderful job,” Len said. 8, 7, 8 = 23

Jaleel White & Kym Johnson: Who knew Steve Urkel could dance?! Turns out the nerd has some pretty smooth moves. I couldn’t believe how sharp his foxtrot was to Frank Sinatra‘s “The Way You Look Tonight.” Well played, sir! “This was the best first show of any season,” Len admitted. Surprisingly, I’d have to agree. 9, 8, 9 = 26

Bottom Line: Jack and Melissa had my least favorite performances of the night. Who’s did YOU like best? And most importantly, who do you think is getting the boot first? Sound off below!

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Cheryl Burke will help to promote Veet products, including the new 2012 launch of the High Precision Facial Wax. Brave lady!

“I am thrilled to represent a brand that understands the importance of looking and feeling beautiful in your skin and the freedom of long-lasting smoothness,” explains Cheryl in a statement. “As a professional dancer on television, these play a huge role in my daily life, so the synergy between me and Veet was natural and a perfect fit.”

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Both ladies rocked the vibrant red top and looked great, but they styled the get-up in two totally different ways! AnnaLynne McCord wore the KZ by Karen Zambos tunic, (which retails for $59 on QVC), as a dress, showing off her toned legs and working the look with black booties. The beautiful star finished off her flirty look with a messy bun — but that wasn’t the last time we spotted this top!

Two-time DWTS winner Cheryl Burke opted for a more casual look and paired the festive number with dark leggings and knee-high white boots — very comfortable and practical, Cheryl!

Both AnnaLynne and Cheryl looked stunning in KZ by Karen Zambos, but we’re loving AnnaLynne’s feminine look and of course, her sexy legs! Who do you think wore it better? Tell us and vote!

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Everyone knows bad luck is associated with the number 13. Ever since the new cast of Dancing With The Stars was announced, more than a few people have been scratching their heads over the participating celebs and wondering if there will be more failed attempts at two-stepping and injuries than past seasons! However, all questionable contestants and bad luck rumors aside, Good Morning America had the honor of announcing the toe-tapping duos and we gotta say, we think it’s gonna be good!Without further adieu, here are the pairs for next season:

Kristin Cavallari and Mark Ballas

Nancy Grace and Tristan MacManus

Rob Kardashian and Cheryl Burke

Chynna Phillips and Tony Dovolani

Elisabetta Canalis and Val Chmerkovskiy

JR Martinez and Karina Smirnoff

Ron Artest and Peta Murgatroyd

Ricki Lake and Derek Hough

David Arquette and Kym Johnson

Chaz Bono and Lacey Schwimmer

Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy

Carson Kressley and Anna Trebunskaya

So BFFs, what do you think? Are you excited for season 13? Who will you be voting for? Sound off in the comments below!

Tonight you can dance the night away for a different reason!

Dancer Cheryl Burke is famous for being on the addictive show Dancing with the Stars.  She’s been a winner on the show twice; her first championship was won when she danced with her celebrity partner Drew Lachey in season 2. The next season, she danced with footballer Emmitt Smith, once again coming in first place! Get more details from Astrology.com!

Happy birthday, Cheryl Burke! With your solar center and glamorous Venus in your seventh house of partners, it’s no wonder you danced your way to the top of ‘Dancing with the Stars.’ Your Saturn-Mars conjunction in the first house makes you a tireless performer and a stickler for integrity on the dance floor. This year, the stars are positioning you for a benevolent opportunity to broadcast your talents to a wider audience. Perhaps ‘Dancing with Cheryl Burke’ will be the next hit show!

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