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« Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? Melissa Talks About The “Kiss My Ash” Episode | Home | Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? Joan Talks About Moving To LA » February 12, 2011 01:30:48 by Allyson Wells It appears that Live To Dance won’t live to dance another day.  Sources are reporting that Paula Abdul’s reality show has been cancelled.  This cancellation will free her up to reunite with  Simon Cowell on his  upcoming reality show , X-Factor , as a judge. Michael Ausiello reports in his TVLine.com blog that multiple sources have confirmed Paula’s Live To Dance has been cancelled, although there is no official word from CBS just yet.  While Live to Dance started off strong in its premiere, the ratings have been low and saw only 4.8 million viewers tune into the finale .  The numbers are just not strong enough for a major network. Rumors have been floating around that Paula is joining Simon on X-Factor.  Simon Cowell recently said he is a huge fan of Paula’s, to which she r...

The first episode of Live to Dance , Paula Abdul’s CBS dance competition, had a surprisingly high number of viewers considering how awful it was, but a large number of people got smart and didn’t tune in for its second episode. In its regular Wednesday timeslot, which is normally occupied by Survivor, the show faced off against ABC’s The Middle and NBC’s Minute to Win It, and lost. Live to Dance came in third place among viewers 18 to 49 , about a 25 percent drop from its debut on Tuesday. Among all viewers, it came in second place in its first half-hour and first in its second half-hour, but fewer people watched: 7.788 compared to 10.23 million on Tuesday. So, 2.4 million people got smart; how many of those 7.8 million people will abandon the show next week? View the original article here

« American Idol: Ray Chew New Music Director | Home | Jersey Shore: Snooki’s Book In Stores Tomorrow » January 3, 2011 01:30:49 by Allyson Wells Former American Idol judge Paula Abdul returns to reality television this week.  Her new reality show, Live To Dance , premieres with a special two-hour kickoff on Tuesday night at 8 on CBS .  The show will then move to its regular time slot on Wednesdays at 8. Everyone’s favorite loopy judge has long been slammed for having a drinking problem.  She recently spoke out on CBS  and claimed she has never been drunk in her life and does have a brain.  Abdul has admitted to having an addiction to painkillers in the past.  Does this mean that she will still be spouting nonsensical speeches from the judges table?  We can only hope so. Not only is Abdul starring as a judge, she is also a producer.  The dance competition will range from dance soloists to pairs and group ensembles.  The show will feature 18 acts that will compete for the grand priz...