dancing with the stars results may 11

Dancing with the Stars Results May 11: Niecy and Louis are voted off

Dancing With the Stars results from May 11 went just as predicted. The couples this night performed two dances this week, and it is looking like the final battle to stay in would be between Niecy Nash and Louis Van Amstel or Chad Ochocinco and Cheryl Burke.

The lowest scoring two couples of this week were Chad Ochocinco with Cheryl Burke, and Niecy Nash with Louis Van Amstel. The couple witch was voted off and is leaving the show the May 11th episode of Dancing With the Stars is Niecy and Louis.

Dancing with the Stars Results May 11

Nicole Scherzinger and Derek Hough (Fox Trot, Paso Doble) — 59/60
Evan Lysacek and Anna Trebunskaya (Waltz, Paso Doble) — 53/60
Erin Andrews and Maksim Chmerkovskiy (Tango, Rumba) — 53/60
Chad Ochocinco and Cheryl Burke (Tango, Jive) — 45/60
Niecy Nash and Louis Van Amstel (Waltz, Paso Doble) — 43/60

Dancing With The Stars Elimination April 27

Dancing with the Stars elimination April 27: Jake Pavelka sent packing

The Dancing with the Stars elimination April 27th spelled doom for former Bachelor star Jake Pavelka, as he finished the week with the lowest combined score from the judges as well as the fewest votes from the public.

It's yet another elimination for a reality TV star, which is ironic, considering the show itself is reality TV. The world of sports continued to hold its own, meanwhile, as Erin Andrews and her partner finished with the second-highest score of the week, while Chad Ochocinco climbed into third place.

A surprising fifth-place finish belonged to ice skater and Winter Olympic gold medalist Evan Lysacek, who thus far has been crushing it on the show.

In the end, though, Lysacek remains a favorite, along with Pussycat Dolls performer Nicole Scherzinger, who once again took the top spot.

I've mentioned a number of times the kind of advantage athletes have on a show like this, but Scherzinger might be the ultimate favorite given that she's a musical performer by trade. Dancing is part of her daily routine, no doubt.

Lysacek remains a favorite, too, and it wouldn't surprise me to see the two of them duke it out down the stretch for the top spot. Andrews remains my darkrhorse pick, though she's no longer under the radar after weeks of impressive performances.

Who Will Win American Idol

Adam Lambert won the evening, but I think Kris Allen will win this year’s “American Idol.”
I’ll leave the debate about whether Lambert lost because he is gay – not confirmed by him, but seemingly confirmed by a campaign to show photos released on the Internet of him kissing men as often as possible – to someone else. Let’s just say Lambert was seen as someone outside of the mainstream and, like any outsider to land mainstream acceptance, he needed to be overwhelmingly better than Allen. Lambert was definitely better, just not overwhelmingly better.
TIE Lambert should have sang something new as his first song.
ADAM Simon Fuller’s choices for them actually did try to play to their strengths.