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NancyB
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 8:58 pm Post subject:

Twiga wrote:

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Lori wrote:

Goodness gracious...do you think Julianne and he will date? OMG listen to me - finding romance everywhere! Laughing

LOL - I thought the same thing. They sure look like they really like each other. Dancing is so sexy and sexually charged. I don't know how they keep things in check. Hey and Helio is ITALIAN Wink

He's Brazilian. But he's still hot and a hell of a dancer!! Very Happy

LOL - shows what I know... well we need a brazillion more like him right?
( I feel guilty, because I hardly watched the show at all)
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Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 2:40 am Post subject:

Hmmm....

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Helio Castroneves wins dance trophy, new girlfriend in same week - source
Thursday, November 29th 2007, 4:00 AM

Helio Castoneves with dancing partner Julianne Hough
"Dancing With the Stars" winner Helio Castroneves, 32, took home the trophy, ditched his fiancee - and, it looks like, picked up a girlfriend - all in one week.

The hunky Brazilian race car driver announced Wednesday that he canned his engagement to fiancée Aliette Vazquez. And on-set snitches are saying his closeness to dance partner Julianne Hough, 19, was a big part of the reason.

Last week, Helio and Julianne were spotted giggling and teasing each other while shopping for matching Ritmo watches together in Beverly Hills at the David Orgell store.

On Wednesday, Helio told a pal: "Aliette was only my girlfriend ... maybe remotely a fiancee." (Ouch!)

When asked about his relationship with Hough, he replied: "She is very close to me."

Julianne herself broke an engagement in August '06, while teaming with last season's winner, Olympic skater Apolo Ohno.

Publicists for the show did not comment Wednesday.

With Kelly Will

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2007/11/29/2007-11-29_helio_castroneves_wins_dance_trophy_new_.html

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Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 8:10 am Post subject:

Lizbeth wrote:

Hmmm....

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http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2007/11/29/2007-11-29_helio_castroneves_wins_dance_trophy_new_.html

LOL lizbeth........
i didnt realize she was 19. Holy Crap

um............ I dont know about this one. Looks like Julianne may have a crush on a nice, older, very rich, and exciting, latin american male who likes it fast and dangerous. Yeah, who wouldnt be attracted top him.

But truthfully if that is what he said about his fiance then he's an ass
Men who throw away woman like they are old rags are just pigs. Even if she was a stuck up B, he shouldnt treat her that way

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Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 1:34 pm Post subject:

How about this one
Thank you People.com

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Julianne Hough is shooting down rumors that she and her Dancing with the Stars partner, Helio Castroneves, are more than friends, exclusively to PEOPLE.

“Oh my gosh! No!” Hough told PEOPLE Thursday. “I love Helio like he is my brother. We are the best of friends.”

The buzz started after Castroneves confirmed Wednesday that he and his fiancée, Miami business executive Aliette Vazquez, had called off their engagement.

The night before, Castroneves had been crowned the season five Dancing champ.

Hough dealt with a similar situation herself last May when she called off her engagement to dental student Zach Wilson. Rumors circulated that it was because she and her season four partner, speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno, were an item—a rumor both Hough and Ohno vehemently denied.

Perhaps it’s because Hough has had undeniable chemistry with both of her athletic DWTS partners. But, as season five cast member Jennie Garth told Inside Edition Thursday, “When Julianne Hough dances she can have chemistry with a broomstick.”

Hough, 19, is currently in Orlando with Castroneves and several other DWTS cast members for the annual Disneyworld Christmas Parade.

Next week she resumes recording songs for her upcoming CD, which is due to be released in early 2008. Castroneves, meanwhile, will return to Los Angeles for several media obligations before getting “back to my territory, racing the Daytona 24 hours in January,” he said. —Monica Rizzo

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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 1:27 pm Post subject:

Ellio finally celebrates his win.......

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Helio (Finally) Celebrates Dancing Win! Plus, His Take on the Romance Rumors
by Deborah Starr Seibel

Helio Castroneves
What do you do when you've missed the big cast party because ABC puts you on the red eye from Los Angeles to New York (to appear on Good Morning America) on the night you've won Dancing with the Stars?
If you're two-time Indy 500 champ Helio Castroneves, you fly back into town and throw your own little Hollywood soiree (with the help of Brazilian rum-maker Leblon) at the swank Sunset Tower Hotel for about 100 friends from the cast and crew, including Sabrina Bryan, Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin. "I've been traveling so much that I want to make sure I enjoy [the victory]," says Castroneves, who was in Las Vegas yesterday for Floyd Mayweather's fight and has made numerous media appearances in the last 10 days in New York and Orlando.

Castroneves' pro partner, two-time Dancing champ Julianne Hough, was on hand as well, looking gorgeous in a black-and-white cocktail dress. But she was also strangely pale after spending a week on vacation in Hawaii. "It rained the whole time!" says Hough, laughing. "All the fake tan (from the show) came off in the ocean and there was no sun, so this is my real color."

Castroneves and Hough got a chance to catch up while the flashbulbs popped. The two have just confirmed the specific dates where they'll be performing on the Dancing with the Stars national tour: Indianapolis (Jan. 1 Cool

, Nashville (Jan. 19), Tampa (Jan. 21), Jacksonville (Jan. 22), Fort Lauderdale (Jan. 23), Providence (Feb. 9) and Philadelphia (Feb. 10).

Hough will fly out to Nashville on Monday to continue working on her first country album. "I like how real the people are in Nashville," says Hough, who's now had two seasons on a hit show to observe the Hollywood scene. "I'm not saying the people here are fake. But there, everyone is so laid-back and down-to-earth. It's all about the talent and people loving each other's talent. Whereas here, it's almost like backbiting and trying to get on top."

And trying to handle the white-hot light of fame. Castroneves says he's had some time to digest the end of his engagement and the way it came out in the press. It was posted by his former fiancée's publicist on media outlet TMZ.com the morning after his big win. The rumor mill went into overdrive that he was having a serious relationship with Hough. (He isn't.) And he was taken by surprise that the end of his engagement, something he considers a very personal matter, was made public. "I'm not used to [that kind of attention] and I didn't expect it," says Castroneves. "I didn't feel betrayed or anything like that. I just didn't understand the way it came out. I haven't seen too much (of the speculation in the press) because I've been so busy. I think if you read about it or try to look for it, it would probably be a negative."

Asked whether his participation on the show enhanced his life or, in fact, cost him, Castroneves says, "What happened is something that you can't predict. I always think of the glass half full instead of half empty. I think it all happened for a reason."

But he's still smiling like there's no tomorrow, still happy about his trophy-winning dancing feet and all the new friends he's made. On Monday he flies to Indianapolis to hold a dinner party for 500 people in his racing world "to thank them," he says. "If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be enjoying all this."

The Indianapolis crowd, says Castroneves, has been relentless in their kidding of the new champ. "The team was making fun of me," he says. "They said, ‘Is your head too big for your helmet? Do you need sequins on your helmet?'"

Couldn't hurt.

courtesy tvguide.com

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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 1:28 pm Post subject:

and it will break our hearts, but i dont think maks is coming back

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Why Dancing's Maks Won't Be Back
by Deborah Starr Seibel

Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Dancing with the Stars
This may break a million hearts, but Dancing with the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy says he won't be returning for Season 6 in March. "The 25 million viewers are going to remember me whether I'm there or not," says Chmerkovskiy, who hopes to return to professional ballroom competition and is busy over the holidays choreographing a New Year's Eve show at the Wynn Las Vegas.
Chmerkovskiy, 27, says he's had a great time over the past four seasons teaching celebrities like Spice Girl Mel B. and boxing champ Laila Ali how to dance. But he's impatient to become a student again himself. "Other dancers on this show have aspirations to become actors and singers and they lose focus of where they came from," says Maks. "The second you close that door and stop educating yourself? You stop developing."

Maks' continuing education, he says, will involve bringing to this country a fantastic Russian dancer "who I personally want to dance with," he says. "We're going to start practicing. I want to go back to my coaches, to learning."

The fact that so many viewers care about his future just underscores the fact that this was the year that the Dancing pros finally came into their own. In this fifth season, some of them — notably Maks, Cheryl Burke, Julianne Hough and Edyta Sliwinska — were more famous than some of the celebrities on the show's roster, including models Albert Reed and Josie Maran.

But Maks says that instead of falling in love with Hollywood and all its trappings, the celebrity spotlight turned him off. "This is a very lucrative world," he says. "And I spent some time here just looking around and going, 'Wow, this is an amazing house.' But I'm a very analytical person. And right away, I looked past the curtains and I saw the drugs and the difficult lifestyles and the failed marriages. And I saw absolutely no family values — and that is the most important thing."

Maks, who is single, is quick to point out that his last two partners — both married — are not included in that description. "It's really important to me to maintain the relationship after the show," he says. "With Laila, I love her. But it didn't work because she's a very private, very reserved person. But this season, with Mel, this is a person I'll be able to call any time and say, 'Hey, I'm in town. Let's have dinner.'"

Maks and Ali came in third in the competition. Maks and Mel B. were the runners-up. Has not crossing the finish line first been another source of frustration? "I don't think a woman can win this competition," says Maks. Why not? "Because women don't vote for other women." Then he surprises you with the last thing you'd think would come out of his self-assured mouth. "Women, in general, are better dancers than men," he says. "Except for Mario Lopez and Emmitt Smith, in every other season, there were women who should have won."

Regarding Mel B., Maks says the two developed an instant rapport. "From day one, you saw us on that [video] clip where I said, 'Ready… set… go.' And she said, 'No!' And we laughed from then on. I told her, 'You have to let it go. That control.' And she told me later, 'You're probably the first man that I can say, "I just met you and I totally gave up control."' And it's a really big deal when you're being moved around and spun around and jerked around. For a grown person to just be led, it's a big deal."

He may be walking away from Hollywood, but that's one memory Maks will be taking with him. "The fact that she allowed me to really teach her means a lot to me

http://www.tvguide.com/news/dancing-stars-maks/071204-05

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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 1:30 pm Post subject:

BUT WAIT..........

Maybe he has changed his mind......... LOL

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Dancing's Maks May Return After All
by Deborah Starr Seibel
Women aren't the only ones who have the prerogative to change their minds. Dancing with the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy, who told TV Guide that he would not be returning for Season 6 (starting in March), has had a change of heart. He wants to be asked to return to the show.
His comments, he says, were a result of the fatigue after a very long season and the strain of being away from home (Maks lives and works in Edgewater, New Jersey) for the six months that it took to do two seasons of the show during 2007. "Being away from home for so long was taking its toll," says Maks. "I'm one of those people who get very homesick and needs to recharge the batteries. I've missed all the Hanukkah parties and all the dinners. I haven't seen my family in four months."

But after seeing his words in print, he realized that it was the end-of-season letdown talking. "When I read the article, I was like, 'ah… what have I said?' It was very tear-jerky for me," he says. "I'm honored to be part of this show, and the most important thing is the promotion of ballroom dance. When I had a free moment, I read all the e-mails and looked at my fan site and people were just devastated, to say the least. I didn't mean to do that."

All of this has come as a wallop of a wake-up call to a ballroom dancer who has never experienced this kind of fame. "I don't know how to deal with this," says Maks. "I never had fans outside of my family. People were tuning in to see what I was going to do next, and that, to me, is mind-boggling. I'm not used to that kind of attention. In our ballroom world, we don't have fans like that. But a lot of people, when they found out that I was supposedly quitting the show, there was a ridiculous amount of support."

Maks is currently in Las Vegas choreographing a New Year's Eve show at the Wynn Las Vegas. He'll be there for another week and then will finally be able to go home and enjoy the holidays with his mom, dad, grandmother, brother and the 300 others he calls family but who are, in reality, his students and their families. "I bought a home in New Jersey while I was here in L.A., and the father of one of my students stood in line all night on Black Friday [the day after Thanksgiving] to buy me a television set," says Maks. "Another father is screwing paintings into the wall and doing other little things around the house. And the mothers, along with my mother and grandmother, went shopping for plates and curtains for the windows. They're all my family."

After the holidays, he says, he'll think about what he wants to do next. Never fear: That includes Dancing with the Stars. The pros make dancing look ridiculously easy, but Maks says that dancing this season with Mel B., who already had a punishing schedule getting ready for her world reunion tour with The Spice Girls, put an enormous strain on him. Like all the other pros, he had to worry about new choreography each week. But with Mel B., it was almost impossible because he had to teach her a whole new routine — not in a matter of days — but hours. "It seemed like, at any moment, [the announcer] would say: 'Here's the next dance from Maks and Mel' and we would just walk down the stairs and take the microphone from Tom and say: 'We apologize, but we don't have our dance ready.' That's what I really thought."

But now that he's had some time to recoup, Maks knows that nothing can give him what this show has. He says he just has to learn how to have more fun with it. "Dancing with the Stars opened up all the doors and all the opportunities," says Maks. "I don't want to change anything about it."

http://www.tvguide.com/News/dancing-stars-maks/071205-05

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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 1:39 pm Post subject:

Pimp the Imp... teasing us with those articles... I hope he does come back...although I do understand his need to do other things. _________________ AABB Since Feb. 2007 Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart

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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 4:46 pm Post subject:

Helio Castroneves was interviewed on Jimmy Kimmel the other night. Here's the You Tube. Jimmy was so funny giving him so much crap about Julianne. Sounds like he has a little crush on Julianne too! (or her brother, lol) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_t1-U8-yDg _________________ "I love Kaysar. He's the Iraqi Brad Pitt." --Will Kirby

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