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Who are most of these people? I am rooting for Wayne Newton (even though he is stuck with Cheryl Burke) and Jennie Garth and Marie Osmond! Who are you rooting for?
Dancing with the Stars is back September 24th, so that gives ABC a month to let us know who most of those stars are!
UPDATE! Dlisted posted the pictures of all the contestants, but you are going to have to go to Dlisted's site to figure out who is who because I still can't figure out who they are even with his captions!
UPDATE 2: People listed who they will be dancing with, you know it is sad when you know who more of the dancers are than the stars.
That was boring, if you are going to have a bench (what do you call it in football/soccer) clearing fight I want blood like baseball. That was nothing. If they want viewers let’s get some good brawls going on!!!
Fox has apologized for showing a T-shirt with the slogan “f()ck da Eagles” in primetime during its coverage of the New Orleans Saints/Philadelphia Eagles NFL playoff game Saturday, Jan. 13. Unlike much live TV programming these days, the game had no delay. “It was unintentional, inadvertent, and we apologize,” said Fox Sports spokesman Dan Bell. The Parents Television Council has asked its members to complain to the FCC about the on-camera profanity, saying it had “no doubt” it was intentional. But the FCC would be unlikely to act on that or any other profanity complaints until a federal court has ruled on a challenge by broadcasters, including Fox, to its new profanity-enforcement policy.
An Indian runner who won a silver medal in the women’s 800-meter run at the Asian Games earlier this month has failed a gender test and is likely to be stripped of her medal, news reports said Monday. Santhi Soudarajan, 25, was made to take the gender test in Doha, Qatar after her victory. The test reports sent to the Indian Olympic Association on Sunday say said she "does not possess the sexual characteristics of a woman," The Times of India reported. The test was administered by a medical commission set up by the games’ organizers. During an awards ceremony held in her native province Monday, Santhi said, "I do not want to talk about it," when asked about the failed tests. There are no compulsory gender tests during events sanctioned by the International Association of Athletics Federation, but athletes can be asked to take a gender test. The medical evaluation panel usually includes a gynecologist, endocrinologist, psychologist, and an internal medicine specialist. Dr. Manmohan Singh, chairman of the medical commission of the Indian Olympic Association told the Indian Express newspaper that the Olympic Council of Asia had been informed of the results of Soudarajan’s gender test. It was not unclear whether Santhi, who comes from a poor family, had undergone a sex change procedure in the past, reports The Times of India. Sports officials in the athlete’s home state of Tamil Nadu said that they have no information on her whereabouts. "If the reports are true, then it is very sad and extremely disappointing," her coach, P. Nagarajan, told the Indian Express.
An Indian runner who won a silver medal in the women’s 800-meter run at the Asian Games earlier this month has failed a gender test and is likely to be stripped of her medal, news reports said Monday. Santhi Soudarajan, 25, was made to take the gender test in Doha, Qatar after her victory. The test reports sent to the Indian Olympic Association on Sunday say said she "does not possess the sexual characteristics of a woman," The Times of India reported. The test was administered by a medical commission set up by the games’ organizers. During an awards ceremony held in her native province Monday, Santhi said, "I do not want to talk about it," when asked about the failed tests. There are no compulsory gender tests during events sanctioned by the International Association of Athletics Federation, but athletes can be asked to take a gender test. The medical evaluation panel usually includes a gynecologist, endocrinologist, psychologist, and an internal medicine specialist. Dr. Manmohan Singh, chairman of the medical commission of the Indian Olympic Association told the Indian Express newspaper that the Olympic Council of Asia had been informed of the results of Soudarajan’s gender test. It was not unclear whether Santhi, who comes from a poor family, had undergone a sex change procedure in the past, reports The Times of India. Sports officials in the athlete’s home state of Tamil Nadu said that they have no information on her whereabouts. "If the reports are true, then it is very sad and extremely disappointing," her coach, P. Nagarajan, told the Indian Express.
