Chandler Kinney Shares What She's Taken From Controversial 'Dancing With The Stars' Judge Comments
HuffPost
The "Zombies 3" star has stolen fans' hearts this season — but is still chasing that elusive perfect score.
Chandler Kinney quickly became a name to watch on this season of “Dancing With the Stars.”
The actor, who has appeared in Disney’s “Zombies” movie series and “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin,” made a splash with dancing pro Brandon Armstrong in the season premiere. Their tango to Chappell Roan’s “Hot to Go” earned the pair a 23/30 from the judges, the highest score of the night.
While the two have remained toward the top of the leaderboard throughout the season, they are still chasing the coveted perfect judges’ score, falling just one point short during the latest episode with their Viennese waltz to the “Pretty Little Liars” theme song.
“I think people don’t realize ballroom is its own beast,” the actor told HuffPost, adding that learning dances for the show “could not be more different” than things she’s done in the past. “The first couple of weeks was, for us, breaking habits of any past experience I had as a kid.”
Having acted in musical projects like “Zombies” that involve big dance numbers doesn’t automatically translate to an environment like “DWTS,” she said.
The Oscar nominee says he was turned away from roles like “Maze Runner” and “Divergent” early on in his career for one reason.
The Tesla CEO admitted on X that he was worried that his “SNL” appearance would be so “unfunny that it will make a crackhead sober!!”
The "Zombies 3" star has stolen fans' hearts this season — but is still chasing that elusive perfect score.
Scherzinger was slammed on social media for engaging with Russell Brand, an accused sexual abuser, who wore a MAGA-inspired hat in a photo.
How Will came up with that answer on the game show we may never know.
"Oh, that’s the first time I said it. Yeah," said the "Late Night" comedian.
The late night host tore into the son of the president-elect over a "bold" social media post.
The "Daily Show" host slammed this as a "losing strategy" that's been known for decades.
The one-credit class will focus on the period from her 2013 self-titled album through this year’s genre-defying “Cowboy Carter.”
"She was like, 'That's really funny. I can't do that,'" the comedian recalled.
The “Transformers” star announced her pregnancy with a two-photo Instagram post captioned “nothing is ever really lost. welcome back.”