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Emma Slater (R) pitches Nathan Fielder (L) to be her next 'Dancing with the Stars' partner. John P. Johnson/HBO/Andrew Eccles/Disney After taking on the FAA with Season 2 of The Rehearsal, Emma Slater ...

Just days after “Dancing With the Stars” closed out its 34th season, pro Emma Slater has a pitch for her next celebrity dance partner: Nathan Fielder. Slater, who was paired up with beloved comedian ...

"Dancing With the Stars" Season 34 has crowned a new champion. After a close competition, one celebrity and their pro partner came out on top. The final five couples competing in the finale were ...

After the Australian wildlife conservationist won season 34 of Dancing With the Stars alongside professional partner Witney Carson exactly ten years after sister Bindi Irwin took home the trophy, he ...

Wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin won the season 34 Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. Social media influencer Alix Earle placed second, despite earning the night's only perfect score. Season 34 broke ...

TO KNOW YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD TO DANCE. THE FOUNDER OF SHANNON BARNHART STUDIO HAS BEEN TEACHING THOUSANDS OF OMAHA’S DANCERS FOR DECADES. IN A STORY YOU’LL SEE ONLY ON SEVEN, KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN’S ...

Robert Irwin, Alix Earle, Jordan Chiles, Dylan Efron and Elaine Hendrix competed for the title of season 34 champ Brianne Tracy is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2016.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from the Tuesday, Nov. 25 finale of “Dancing With the Stars.” “Dancing With the Stars'” biggest season yet came to an end on Tuesday night as Alix Earle, ...

“Dancing with the Stars” has capped off its renaissance season with a winner whose abdominal muscles have had more TikTok-scrolling eyeballs on them than some Renaissance paintings hanging in the Met.