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Xochitl Gomez is returning to the ballroom TONIGHT (October 3) alongside her pro dance partner Val Chmerkovskiy on Dancing With the Stars!

The 17-year-old actress is the youngest competitor this season, but that’s not slowing her down.

In week one, Xochitl and Val did very well with their cha cha, earning an 18 out of 30 score.

For week two, they will be dancing the salsa to Camila Cabello‘s “Don’t Go Yet,” for the show’s “Latin Night.”

Ahead of this week’s competition, we sat down with the Marvel star and talked about what her experience has been like so far on the show, how her musical theater and martial arts backgrounds have helped her and more.

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Jason Mraz is opening up about his experience on Dancing With the Stars so far.

We sat down with the 46-year-old Grammy award-winning musician and got the scoop on what it’s been like on the competition series, what he didn’t expect when starting and using his musical background to help on the ballroom.

Jason is paired up with pro dancer Daniella Karagach, and for their first dance, they landed towards the top of the leaderboard, earning 21 out of 30 points.

Now, they’re getting ready to bring the heat with a rumba for “Latin Night.”

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Jamie Lynn Spears is getting ready for her second week on Dancing With the Stars!

The 32-year-old actress and her pro dance partner Alan Bersten tied for seventh place after week one, with a score of 15 out of 30 for their tango.

Jamie Lynn took some time out of her busy dance rehearsal schedule to chat with Just Jared, and we got the scoop on all things dance, including what’s been her biggest challenge so far, what dance style she’s really looking forward to, if she’d dance to one of her own songs and more!

She even teased her week two dance for “Latin Night,” which will be a cha cha set to “Shake Senora” by Pitbull featuring T-Pain and Sean Paul.

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Martha Plimpton is a beloved Emmy-winning actress best known for her work in TV shows like Raising Hope, The Real O’Neals and The Good Wife, but she’s also an activist who found the nonprofit A is For.

A is For, which Martha co-founded with Kellie Overbey, is a small nonprofit organization that was created to de-stigmatize abortion through the arts, and we offer financial support to abortion-providing services.

This weekend, Martha is hosting Broadway Acts for Abortion at 54 Below. A star-studded group of talent including Kelli O’Hara, John Cameron Mitchell, Ann Dowd, Carrie Preston, Michael Emerson, Bonnie Milligan, and more are coming together to raise money and awareness for abortion rights. The event is on Sunday (October 1) at 6:30pm!

Ahead of the event, we caught up with Martha to learn some fun facts about her that most fans probably don’t know. Check them out below!

1. I co-created A is For alongside my dear friend Kellie Overbey to create a space for artists to stand up for reproductive rights, and dismantle the stigma surrounding abortion care. To date, we’ve donated 250k to abortion providers and fund across the country, built programs like our one act playwriting contest, and each year we throw what everyone has said is the most exciting benefit of the year, Broadway Acts for Abortion.
2. In 2018 I traveled to Africa and studied tracking in Botswana and South Africa for one month. It was the most profound and life-changing experience of my life. I slept in a tent with elephants and leopards sauntering past all night. I passed my exam at the top of my class. I can’t wait to go back.
3. I’ve driven across the U.S. in pretty much every direction nearly twenty times. I’ve driven through every state in the union, except Hawaii and Alaska. I recently purchased an Airstream trailer, and plan to keep on doing it! Maybe Alaska next summer?
4. I’ve had abortions and I’m not afraid to say so. I’m very fortunate to have had access to the medical care I needed, when I needed it. EVERYONE should have that access. Abortion is healthcare.
5. When I was nominated for an Emmy Award for Raising Hope, all of the nominated actresses (myself, Amy Poehler, Melissa McCarthy, Tina Fey, Edie Falco, Laura Linney) got together and walked on stage as our names were called, like at the Miss America pageant. When Melissa McCarthy won, she got a tiara and a bouquet of roses. I think it’s still one of the funniest moments in an awards show ever and I’m so proud of all of us for pulling it off.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Willam has joined the cast of the Off-Broadway musical Titanique and we have the first photos of the star on stage as Victor Garber!

Willam is best known for appearing on season four of Drag Race back in 2012 and for making a memorable appearance in Lady Gaga‘s A Star Is Born movie.

Titanique is billed as an “irresistibly funny and irreverent new musical send-up of the blockbuster film Titanic, featuring the songs of pop icon Celine Dion.”

Here is the official synopsis: “Want to find out what really happened to Jack and Rose on that fateful night? Just leave it to Céline Dion to casually hijack a Titanic Museum tour and enchant the audience with her totally wild take, recharting the course of Titanic’s beloved moments and characters with her iconic song catalog.”

Willam joined the cast as Victor Garber in early September and comedian Drew Droege also just joined cast in the role of Ruth.

“Boarding Titanique has been nothing but smooth sailing, and that’s probably from all the wonderful Celine Dion music we’re privileged to sing each night,” Willam said in a statement. “This boat is stocked with quintuple-threat performers who are CPR-certified due to the fact that audiences are constantly gagging at the hilarity – and how cold the drinks are from hitting an iceberg every night! Captaining this shit eight times a week is a joy, and a decade after Drag Race, I finally get to prove that my boat IS pretty, and my boat is the best.”

Titanique is being performed at the Daryl Roth Theatre in New York City’s Union Square. Get tickets now!

Billions actor Daniel K. Isaac is currently wowing Los Angeles audiences with his solo performance in the play Every Brilliant Thing, which is running right now at the Geffen Playhouse.

In the show, Daniel takes audiences on a tender coming-of-age journey that reminds us to pay attention to life’s smallest joys—and to each other. The 70-minute one-man show has been getting rave reviews and you can catch it through October 15.

Daniel is best known for his role as Ben Kim on the Showtime series Billions and he also had a memorable guest spot in the Max series The Other Two.

We caught up with Daniel to learn 10 Fun Facts about him that fans likely don’t already know. Check them out below:

1. I’m an Eagle Scout. Let’s go camping! But somewhere with no mosquitoes. Mosquitoes love me.
2. I have a scar from the Rose Bowl! Apparently, I was squirming in my mom’s arms at our first (and last) football game and I smacked into the chair in front of us. I would go to the ER two more times as a kid because of head injuries. It’s a wonder that I have a solo show memorized in there.
3. I graduated high school at the age of 16. I didn’t get my drivers license until after I graduated!
4. When I was in high school, I voluntarily put myself in conversion therapy. I don’t recommend it. I do recommend therapy-therapy.
5. I waited tables and bartended for over seven years in New York City, even after I was appearing on a TV show.

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Cody Rigsby cemented his status as everyone’s favorite at-home personal trainer when Peloton became one of the most popular workouts during the pandemic and now we’re finally getting the chance to learn more about him through his new book!

The 36-year-old fitness instructor and dancer has just released his memoir “XOXO, Cody,” which dives deep into his inspirational journey from poverty to a beloved personality and how he discovered self-love, and acceptance.

Cody, who is based in New York City, also competed on Dancing With the Stars season 30 and finished as second runner-up.

We caught up with Cody and learned 10 Fun Facts about him:

1. When I was 5, I met Michael Jackson outside of a Toys “R” Us in LA. (At least I think it was him.)
2. I auditioned for the Barbie movie as one of the Kens.
3. If I didn’t have to work for a living, I would spend my time studying anthropology and learning as many languages as I could.
4. I am afraid of elevators and heights.
5. Not only am I a huge fan of Britney Spears, but I actually auditioned to be one of her backup dancers.

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