Todd Carty Stumbles On Ice

Jeremy Edwards was the latest celeb to be voted off Dancing on Ice as Todd Carty stole the show when he skated onto the stage! Watch below.

Shaw Slices Dancing Partners Face

Suzanne Shaw was practising a lift (involving a chair) when her skate accidentally made contact with Matt Evers face, missing his eye by less than an inch.

She sliced open Matt's face during rehearsals for this Sunday night's show of Dancing On Ice.Matt was treated on the scene, while a horrified Suzanne watched on.

It's not the first time the couple have encountered trouble on the ice - in January, Suzanne, 26, slipped and fell during a rehearsal, landing face first on the rink before being clipped by Matt's skate, causing a head injury.

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A Gareth Gates Moment

Torvill Prepares To Skate Solo

Dancing On Ice star Jayne Torvill will skate alone for the first time in 35 years on tonight's show as her partner Christopher Dean recovers from surgery, reports Daily Mail.

He will appear on Dancing On Ice as a mentor but will not perform his usual dance routine with Torvill, 50, at the opening of the ITV show.

Dean said, "It'll be odd for me to see Jayne skate on her own - I'll be itching to get out there on the ice with her."

Torvill, 50, admitted being nervous about skating solo in public for the first time.

She said, "This week will be odd to be out there on my own. I might feel a bit lonely."

"But Chris has choreographed my routine and I swear he's given me one that's harder than ever."

Chris, 49 should be back on the ice next week.

Rivalry On Ice (Queens)

The Sun reports that the rivalry between ex-Hear'Say singer Suzanne Shaw and Zaraah Abrahams is so bitter that show bosses have had to split them up in rehearsals.

An insider said, “It’s very icy between Suzanne and Zaraah. They are kept apart and we organised totally different practice times. They’re trying to outdo one another by doing bigger lifts.”

Shaw, 26, was way ahead of the female competition by scoring the top marks on the ITV1 show. But ex-Coronation Street actress Zaraah arrived on the scene last week to replace injured GMTV presenter Michael Underwood — and impressed the judges.

The 20-year-old got 18.5 from the judges last Sunday — despite coming into the competition two weeks late— and was told she had given a “true Week Three performance”.

Suzanne scored 20.5, but judge Jason Gardiner told her, “I was expecting better from you.”

The insider added, “The girls have a battle on.”

Lucy Rusedski: Hubby Is 'Terrible Dancer'

Lucy Rusedski has put the skids under her Dancing on Ice husband's boogie skills.

She tells Closer magazine, "I'm not speaking out of turn by saying Greg is a terrible dancer! We went to a christening recently, and the singer Darius Danesh was there. Greg asked him: 'Could you dance with my wife please?' It was brilliant - Darius is a fantastic mover so we danced for about three hours.!"


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Holly Willoughby Steals The Show

Forget the contestants; all eyes (well both of mine anyway) were on Dancing On Ice co-presenter Holly Willoughby. The 26-year-old looked like she was about to pop out of her dress at any moment - and I do think it was a bit much for a family show. Nonetheless, shenlooked gorgeous.

And singer Samantha Mumba was eliminated from the skating competition after the judges chose to save javelin ace Steve Backley following the sakte-off.

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Ex-Corrie Actress Is Replacement On Ice

Former Coronation Street actress Zaraah Abrahams, 20 - who played factory girl Joanna Jackson - has replaced Michael Underwood in Dancing On Ice after the GMTV was forced to pull out of the competition when he broke his ankle.

Zaraah has been practising since November as a stand-in, reports Daily Mail.

GMTV Presenter Underwood's Skaiting Injury

GMTV presenter Michael Underwood has pulled out of Dancing On Ice after breaking his ankle during training.

Underwood was practising his routine with partner Melanie Lambert last night when he fell awkwardly.

He was taken to hospital where X-rays revealed the fracture, reports Daily Mail.

The presenter said he was "devastated" to be leaving the show.

He said, "Hopefully, according to the doctor, there won't be any long-term damage."

"I would like to be be able to tell you it was something amazing, like some triple axle that I tried to do and failed - but all I was doing was trying to stop!"

The GMTV presenter will be in the audience cheering on the other contestants in Sunday night's live show.

"It's going to be hard but I want to be there to support them," added Underwood.

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Gareth Gates Music Videos

This is for all you Gareth Gates fans out there. You can catch him on Dancing on Ice every Sunday on ITV1. Here is a selection of some of his most popular songs.
Unchained Melody

Spirit In The Sky ft The Kumars

Sunshine

Samantha Mumba Music Video

You can catch Samantha Mumba on Dancing on Ice, but you might remember that she was a successful singer. Here are some of her top songs. I love 'Gotta Tell Ya' which was her first single.

Gotta Tell You

Always Come Back To Your Love

I'm Right Here

Greene First To Leave Dancing On Ice

Sarah Greene has become the first contestant to be voted off Dancing on Ice.

The presenter - who was paired up with professional Fred Palascak - was given the boot by judges following a skate-off against singer Samantha Mumba.

Greene, 49, vowed to continue ice-skating despite her exit from the competition.

The show launched on the weekend and I must admit that I was impressed. The early favourite to win has got to be Hollyoaks actor Chris Fountain - who finished 1st after the judges gave their scores.

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Gareth Gates Among Dancing On Ice Contestants

The full line up: From left, Steve Backley, Natalie Pinkham, Gareth Gates with Linda Lusardi, Tim Vincent with Aggie MacKenzie, Chris Fountain with Suzanne Shaw, Greg Rusedski with Sarah Greene and Michael Underwood with Samantha Mumba.

As much as I love Dancing On Ice, I must admit that it is a little like the poor man's Strictly Come Dancing. This year's line-up includes Emmerdale actress Linda Lusardi (who plays Carrie), TV presenter Tim Vincent, tennis ace Greg Rusedski, How Clean Is Your House star Aggie MacKenzie, former chart toppers Samantha Mumba and Gareth Gates. Also there is Suzanne Shaw (Hear'say) and Hollyoaks actor Chris Fountain (Justin) who is favourite to win. The show starts this weekend on ITV1.
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Dunan James Joins Chicago

Former Blue star Duncan James is to play sleazy lawyer Billy Flynn in the West End production of Chicago.

The role has also been played by David Hasselhoff, Marti Pellow and John Barrowman.

The singer, 29, will take on the role for seven weeks from 2 July at London's Cambridge Theatre, reports BBC.

James made the top 10 with hits like 'All Rise' and 'One Love' as part of the boyband Blue from 2001-2004.

Kyran Strips After Champion Of Champions Victory

Rugby star Kyran Bracken celebrated a double victory after he was crowned Champion of Champions in a Dancing On Ice Special.

Kyran was named as the winner by judges and fans, coming ahead of actress Clare Buckfield and Bonnie Langford. 2006 winner Gaynor Faye was in 6th place.

Kyran must have felt pleased with his triumphant run on the show, as he stripped for a photoshoot with News of the World.

Kyran Wins Dancing On Ice

Rugby star Kyran Bracken has been crowned winner of this year's Dancing on Ice.
Bracken beat fellow finalist Clare Buckfield after getting the highest score for his performance of Torvill and Dean's famous Bolero routine.

Blue singer Duncan James was voted off the contest after receiving the fewest votes for the final's first round.

Each celebrity was coached by a professional and competed for viewers' votes each week to remain in the competition.

The show will be back next week in a special Champion Of Champions show, where contestants from this year will battle it out against last years finalists, including 2006 winner Gaynor Faye.

ITV Pulls Shows Including Dancing On Ice

ITV is to suspend all premium-rate phone-ins, interactive competitions and votes from Tuesday, reports ITV News.

Quiz channel ITV Play will come off air while independent auditors conduct a review of all ITV programmes.

ITV said its interactive services would return on a programme-by-programme basis, with each production facing scrutiny in the investigation.

Celeb skating show Dancing on Ice will only return at the weekend if phone-in procedures are believed to be working correctly, as they should.

The review follows a string of problems with TV phone-ins, including a mistake on ITV's X Factor, which led to viewers being overcharged a total of £200,000. Investigations are also being carried out into the BBC's Saturday Kitchen and Channel 4's Richard and Judy.

Dancing on Ice Begins

Dancing on Ice has started and yesterday the first celebrity and their skating partner were given their marching orders.

The show gave us skin, falls, and tight outfits as well as some spectacular dancing. However, after combining the judges and viewers votes the two pairs with the lowest score went head to head in the skate off.

After the Sky News newsreader Kay Burley and DJ Neil Fox danced for survival, the judges made the decision to save Burley and sent Foxy packing.

Dancing On Ice

The end of a reality TV show can only mean one thing: the start of another! In recent months celebs have gone from dancing to singing and being stuck in Britains most famous house. Now it's time to Dance on Ice. The show is due to being on ITV1 soon, with many familiar faces taking part. Keep an eye out for ex-Steps star Lisa Scott Lee, DJ Foxy and former Blue hunk Duncan James strutting their skating skills and sparkly outfits.

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