Maksim Chmerkovskiy should know better than to compare female partners.
The Dancing With The Stars pro insists his current leading lady, Drama Queen Denise Richards, takes the competition just as seriously as his past partners.
“Denise is so dedicated to this show,” Chmerkovskiy told People. “I don’t see any difference between how hard she works compared to [...]

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After performing a solid paso doble last night, Carrie Ann Inaba instructed timid Susan Lucci to announce to the audience, “I’m doing good!”
Eek!
When you’re describing an action, such as a dance performance, you must use an adverb. “I’m doing well!” Susan should’ve declared. (And wouldn’t it have been something if the soft spoken actress had [...]

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Wearing sequined ball gowns may be second nature, but onjugating verbs doesn’t come easily to Carrie Ann Inaba, a judge on Dancing with the Stars.
Last week she couldn’t come up with the past tense of the verb shine.
“For some reason,” Inaba told Lance Bass, “you haven’t really shone…shone-”
“Shined,” offered up Lacey Schwimmer, Bass’ professional partner.
“Shineded?” [...]

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Kim Kardashian’s dance moves proved to be just as sloppy as her language. Baby may have back, but she does not have votes — from TV viewers or Grammar Guard.
Here’s an excerpt from her Sept. 30 post.
To be honest last week, I cried so hard when I got home, just knowing this is SO hard [...]

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continual vs. continuous
Having just said she was sick of discussing her famous derrière, Kim Kardashian chatted freely about the impact “Dancing with the Stars” may have on her toosh. “I’m hoping that it’ll firm it up and shape it up,” she told reporters.
Kim is exercising like never before, dancing eight hours a day with [...]

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