Dancing with the Stars returns on a special night on ABC, Tuesday September 22nd (8 p. m. EST) for the first elimination of the new season.

In a preview ahead of its airing, ABC released a promo featuring Tiger King’s Carole Baskin, who had scored the lowest tally in last week’s competition, breaking down in tears, in front of the cameras.

The impetus of the emotional moment was when Carole was talking about the impact the Netflix series has had on her life.  Baskin is paired with pro dancer Pasha Pashkov with whom she tells, “This is the absolute worst of this”, when recalling what she went through. For Baskin, did not like how she was portrayed in the series.

Carole runs the Big Cat Rescue Sanctuary in Florida and since “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness” became a smash hit, she has found herself in controversy.

As viewers and the public now know, Joe Maldonado-Passage (AKA “Joe Exotic”), is serving a 22-year prison term for his part in in a murder-for-hire plot to kill Baskin.

During tonight’s competition look for her and Pashkov to dance the Viennese Waltz to “What’s New Pussycat” by Tom Jones further playing up her cat and tiger association.

Watch the preview below, then let us know: what do you think of Baskin’s sentiments? Will she be be first celebrity contestant leaving the ballroom tonight? Comment below.

If you caught Friday’s cliffhanger of The Bold and the Beautiful you know that Liam (Scott Clifton) found Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) out cold on her couch as her growing addiction to painkillers has taken hold of her.

That sets the stage for some major drama and potential reckoning for Steffy this week on the CBS Daytime drama series.

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In a preview of what to expect, Scott Clifton shared with Soap Opera Digest on their latest issue on newsstands now:  “This is where it all combusts.”

Liam had gone to Steffy’s talk to her about her growing relationship with Finn (Tanner Novlan) and to express his concerns, but he walks into a dire situation for Steffy and their daughter.

Clifton goes on to say on Liam’s state of mind: “He goes into a full panic to th point where he’s slapping her face to get her to snap out of it.”

When Steffy comes to, Scott shares: “She’s disoriented and reactive and defensive. She’s clearly loaded and Liam just asks her, ‘Are you still on pills?”

How does Steffy answer? What comes next? It all could be game-changer for not only Steffy’s relationship with Liam, but Liam’s with Hope (Annika Noelle) as well.

So, what have you thought of Steffy’s addiction to painkillers storyline arc thus far?  Should Liam mind his own business where Dr. Finnegan is concerned?  Share your thoughts via the comment section below.

The Young and the Restless‘ Lauralee Bell (Christine) as previously reported, and now with trailers and images from the set, portrays Daphne Dumas in Ruby and The Pearl in the Mist, in the first two movies in Lifetime’s upcoming V.C. Andrews’ Landry Family movie series.

The moving series will begin airing in 2021.  In the series, Lauralee plays the manipulative stepmother to Ruby (Rachelle Banno) and her sister Giselle (Karina Banno).  From the log lines: “Stepmom Daphne is unhappy with the new addition when Ruby arrives to disrupt her perfect family with husband Pierre (Gil Bellows)”

These movies mark Bell’s reunion with producer Reel One Entertainment after starring as the lead in their LMN films, Nightmare Tenant in 2019, where she also served as Executive Producer, and Mistress Hunter in 2018. Bell also previously starred in Lifetime’s Past Sins.

Bell posted the teaser for Ruby on her Instagram sharing: “Sneak peak of #vcandrewsruby The first of two movies I did for @lifetimetv at the beginning of the year! So grateful to have done this project before the quarantine! What a gift!Thank you producers, directors amazing cast & crew.”

You can check out the first look trailer below.

So, looking forward to seeing Lauralee in this Lifetime family movie series? Comment below.