Both Alison Sweeney and Samantha Harris showed up to the same event wearing almost the same dress. Oh to be a fly on the wall when the two saw each other wearing almost the same thing. I wonder if each was green with envy of the other?
BTW when it comes to who wore it better, I am going to say Alison Sweeney because I like her better and she looks better in it!
Dancing with the Stars' Derek Hough and Shannon Elizabeth are getting serious according to The Star. The DWTS hottie and Almost Amy band member proposed to his girlfriend of 5 months Shannon Elizabeth but she turned him down
"She's enjoying every moment of their romance, but she's not ready to get hitched again," an insider tells Star. The American Pie cutie is in the midst of divorcing The Perfect Storm's Joseph Reitman.
Expect Derek to keep trying, adds the source. "He's very persistent and is used to getting his way."
I feel bad for the 23 year old Mormon because he can do so much better than the 34 year old cougar, that he is rumored to be living with according to the magazine. Hopefully Dancing with the Stars will pair him with someone younger and better suited for him.
We will have to wait until August 25th to find out who will be on Dancing with the Stars? So far the names being thrown around are Dan Quayle, Lance Bass, Kim Kardashian and Warren Sapp. Hopefully none of those names will still be on the list when they make the announcement on GMA.
BTW who won again last season? I already don’t remember or care who it was!
One of the stars will be on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on August 26th!
Extra is reporting that former VP Dan Quayle has made the short list for this season's Dancing with the Star. If that is who ABC is getting, I might be skipping this season. Lance Bass, Kim Kardashian, Dan Quayle…how much worse can it get? Don't answer because I don't want to know.
Who would have thought that Shannon Elizabeth and Derek Hough would still be dating after Dancing with the Stars ended. I sure as heck thought the cub would've gotten tired of his cougar by now.
