Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency/Splash News GQ All-Star Party Brings Out The Beautiful People The melanin was definitely poppin’ at GQ’s All Star Weekend party, held at the NoMad Hotel in Los Angeles Saturday night. Justine Skye stunted in a red body hugging dress, but there were lots of other bangers in the building as well… Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency/Splash News Like Normani Kordei for example. Love this Fifth Harmony beauty. Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency/Splash News Skylar Diggins-Smith was also at the event looking amazing. Keep flipping for celebrity appearances from Chadwick Boseman, Dascha Polanco, Matt Barnes, Serge Ibaka, Baron Davis and more, but don’t forget to tell us Who Looked More Bangin!
Sit Down Odell! Rashad Jennings Out Twinkletoes The Competition To Win “DWTS” Looks like Odell Beckham isn’t the only Giants baller with moves! Giants WR Rashad Jennings and his partner Emma Slater were crowned champions of season 24 of Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday, May 23. The competition was even more wild than normal this year, with favorites like Simone Biles and Heather Morris shipped home due to eliminations after being predicted as winners early on. https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/867240379560501248 Rashad who goes by both RaeRae and Shad to his fans, beat out Fifth Harmony singer Normani Kordei and baseball player David Ross to get the win. Hit the flip for some of his personal highlights. GettyImages/Twitter https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/867178250090557441 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/867129001306804224 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/867043661053382657 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/867022707241607168 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/866703935330897920 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/865968612099497984 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/864846888628924416 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/863422117655621632 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/859930958782279680 https://twitter.com/RashadJennings/status/857439719499550720
One of Dancing With the Stars’ most controversial seasons in history is coming down the home stretch, and it’s still anyone’s title to grab. Just not one of the favorites. Oh yes. Having already seen the elimination of Heather Morris , we were treated to another results shocker Monday night on the parquet. Rashad Jennings, David Ross, Normani Kordei and Simone Biles have made it to the final four, vying to join the illustrious list of winners. This week, the fab four and their respective partners would dance twice, and one dancer would be sent home before next week’s finale. Let’s see how they did … and stunning Dancing with the Stars results awaited us at the end of the night (this was a real doozy, people). David Ross and Lindsay Arnold Unquestionably the weakest of the final four (still, to even make the final four is impressive), the ballplayer struggled a touch on the Foxtrot. Just the same, he’s progressed so much, and his tango to “Castle on a Hill” was up there with the most memorable routines of the year. Judges Challenge: 34/40 Unlearned Dance: 36/40 Total: 70! Normani Kordei and Valentin Chmerkovskiy The Fifth Harmony member stumbled a bit during her Viennese Waltz, but that was barely perceptible. But then she achieved perfection. Her jazz routine set to “What a Wonderful World” earned a standing ovation and was as good as any routine on any season. Judges Challenge: 36/40 Unlearned Dance: 40/40 Total: 76! Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater The NFL running back turned in a strong rumba, and an even stronger quickstep, continuing to show improvement week in and week out. A dark horse contender to win this thing, he’s flown under the radar at times, but showed real grit, charisma and progression as well. That’s a formula for a Mirror Ball. Judges Challenge: 38/40 Unlearned Dance: 39/40 Total: 77! Simone Biles and Sasha Farber After last week’s iconic “ smiling doesn’t win gold medals ” comment, Simone set out to have some fun doing the jive, and she delivered. Biles landed her first perfect score, then added another in the form of a rumba that also showcased her personality and her talents. Judges Challenge: 40/40 Unlearned Dance: 40/40 Total: 80! So naturally, at the end of Monday’s episode, Simone was the one to be sent home. We wish we were kidding, but that’s DWTS for you. View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars: 9 Most Shocking Eliminations After Heather Morris’ exit, and to a degree Nancy Kerrigan’s, Simone looked all but assured of a place in this season’s final four. We know, two shocking ousters shouldn’t preclude a third, but given her place among these four, how could she not make it? Then to put together an 80/80 on top of that … what gives? Apparently, David Ross’ votes outweighed Biles’ in spite of all that. Half of the scores that determine who gets voted off come from fans, so Ross must have accumulated A LOT more of those. Shame. Brandy’s exit back in Season 11, and perhaps Morris’ a few weeks earlier this spring, were equally bad, but this? This? It may go down as the strangest of the strange Dancing With the Stars results we’ve seen over the show’s 24 seasons on air . View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars: All the Winners!
One of Dancing With the Stars’ most controversial seasons in history is coming down the home stretch, and it’s still anyone’s title to grab. Just not one of the favorites. Oh yes. Having already seen the elimination of Heather Morris , we were treated to another results shocker Monday night on the parquet. Rashad Jennings, David Ross, Normani Kordei and Simone Biles have made it to the final four, vying to join the illustrious list of winners. This week, the fab four and their respective partners would dance twice, and one dancer would be sent home before next week’s finale. Let’s see how they did … and stunning Dancing with the Stars results awaited us at the end of the night (this was a real doozy, people). David Ross and Lindsay Arnold Unquestionably the weakest of the final four (still, to even make the final four is impressive), the ballplayer struggled a touch on the Foxtrot. Just the same, he’s progressed so much, and his tango to “Castle on a Hill” was up there with the most memorable routines of the year. Judges Challenge: 34/40 Unlearned Dance: 36/40 Total: 70! Normani Kordei and Valentin Chmerkovskiy The Fifth Harmony member stumbled a bit during her Viennese Waltz, but that was barely perceptible. But then she achieved perfection. Her jazz routine set to “What a Wonderful World” earned a standing ovation and was as good as any routine on any season. Judges Challenge: 36/40 Unlearned Dance: 40/40 Total: 76! Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater The NFL running back turned in a strong rumba, and an even stronger quickstep, continuing to show improvement week in and week out. A dark horse contender to win this thing, he’s flown under the radar at times, but showed real grit, charisma and progression as well. That’s a formula for a Mirror Ball. Judges Challenge: 38/40 Unlearned Dance: 39/40 Total: 77! Simone Biles and Sasha Farber After last week’s iconic “ smiling doesn’t win gold medals ” comment, Simone set out to have some fun doing the jive, and she delivered. Biles landed her first perfect score, then added another in the form of a rumba that also showcased her personality and her talents. Judges Challenge: 40/40 Unlearned Dance: 40/40 Total: 80! So naturally, at the end of Monday’s episode, Simone was the one to be sent home. We wish we were kidding, but that’s DWTS for you. View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars: 9 Most Shocking Eliminations After Heather Morris’ exit, and to a degree Nancy Kerrigan’s, Simone looked all but assured of a place in this season’s final four. We know, two shocking ousters shouldn’t preclude a third, but given her place among these four, how could she not make it? Then to put together an 80/80 on top of that … what gives? Apparently, David Ross’ votes outweighed Biles’ in spite of all that. Half of the scores that determine who gets voted off come from fans, so Ross must have accumulated A LOT more of those. Shame. Brandy’s exit back in Season 11, and perhaps Morris’ a few weeks earlier this spring, were equally bad, but this? This? It may go down as the strangest of the strange Dancing With the Stars results we’ve seen over the show’s 24 seasons on air . View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars: All the Winners!
Team USA is stacked with talent. From the dominating basketball team, Kerry Walsh Jennings’ takeover in the sand to America’s gymnastics team. Four years ago we saw Gabby Douglas and team rise to stardom with their amazing performances in London. One of the rising stars on the newfound team is Simone Biles who stunned the […]
