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The tandem that fights well together dances well together.

So was the story for Brooke Burke and Derek Hough last night, as training for - and fighting over - the Viennese Waltz led to the first perfect score of the season, handed out to the couple by Len Goodman.

Read the details of what went down with this Dancing with the Stars episode guide.

Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli only award perfect 10s for, well, perfect dances. One of the judges thought a performance was worthy of such a mark last night.

Tony Dovolani is taking soap opera star Susan Lucci under his talented wing this season on Dancing with the Stars.

But the daytime queen returns the favor on an upcoming episode of All My Children.

Dovolani will guest star on the October 27 episode, which depicts a tornado in Pine Valley. Lucci's character of Erica Kane is taken to the emergency room as a result of this natural disaster. And just who does she meet there?

Her Dancing with the Stars partner, who plays a fellow ER patient that suffered a broken leg in the tornado. Take a look at a still shot from the scene:

Lance Bass won't be eliminated from Dancing with the Stars any time soon.

After all, the singer basically made a career by... dancing! Paired with Lacey Schwimmer, the former boy band member is writing a weekly diary for Us Weekly. Here's an excerpt from it following this week's performance...

WELCOME TO ROUND TWO!
I’m glad we got through those two dances [last week]! We worked really hard on them, and I think we did really well. Tonight, we're dancing the Paso Doble to “I Kissed A Girl” by Katy Perry. It's not a very traditional song to do the Paso Doble to, but we're going to try to make it as traditional as possible to appease Len [Goodman]. Maybe this time, he will be looking at our dance and not the colored streaks in Lacey [Schwimmer]'s hair!

ALL ABOUT CLORIS...
Isn’t Cloris [Leachman] a hoot? She is pure entertainment backstage. She just has all of the producers on their toes; they are just waiting to push that censor button during her critiques! Now we have, like, a 10-second delay instead of the normal 7-seconds! If she goes anytime soon its going to be very depressing.

Read more about Lacey, Lance and other Dancing with the Stars contestants right now. Just follow our link!

Looks like Kim Kardashian is better in bed than the dance floor.

The reality TV star - that rose to fame thanks to a sex tape with ex-boyfriend Ray J - was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars last night.

Her and partner Mark Ballas never did seem natural this season, garnering one of the lowest scores after each of their three performances.

Catch up with everything related to this season of Dancing with the Stars now by following our link!

For the third consecutive performance, Brooke Burke and Derek Hough earned the highest combined score from judges on Dancing with the Stars.

But they weren't alone last night.

Thanks to an intense Paso Doble, Warren Sapp and Kym Johnson tied the aforementioned couple with a mark of 24.

Read a full review of last night's show now, and watch Sapp and Johnson impress viewers below:

Two dances were enough for viewers and judges to decide that Ted McGinley and Inna Brayer would not win this season's Dancing with the Stars. The tandem was eliminaed last night.

A class act, McGinley didn't sound bitter during his end-of-the-episode interview, saying: "Some of us aren't meant to dance, I guess."

Dancing with the Stars is down to 11 couples. Who will be given the boot next week?!?

If Brooke Burke keeps Cha Cha-ing and Quickstepping like this, she may eventually be known as more than just a naked model.

She may be crowned the winner of Dancing with the Stars' seventh season.

It's very early, but Burke and partner Derek Hough have earned the top score on each of the first two nights of competition. Here's a look at the pair following last night's 26-point effort:

Who might give this tandem some competition? A full recap of Dancing with the Stars, night two, will reveal all...

On a night where the highest combined score for a Dancing with the Stars tandem was just 23, an 82-year old former Oscar winner saved us all from boredom.

Indeed, here's a quick overview of the seventh season premiere of this reality competition:

• Highs: Cloris Leachman (pictured) trying to seduce high marks out of the judges via a bit of leg and cleavage flashing; Julianne Hough looking like Julianne Hough.
• Lows: Comedian Jeffrey Ross earning a 12 for his Cha Cha with partner Edyta Sliwinska; yes, a 12. Total.
• Middles: Everything else. Every tandem earned combined marks between 12 and 23, with less than half the pairings garnering over 20 points. No one stood out as an early favorite.

Cloris Leachman was the most entertaining, but who went home with the highest opening night score? This full Dancing with the Stars recap reveals all!