The episode, titled "A 20th Birthday Party," which aired Tuesday, Nov. 11, saw a fan favorite go home and a surprise cameo from Prince William.

A Tony winner, several Olympians, Super Bowl champions and Bachelorettes are just a few of the stars who have won the coveted mirrorball trophy throughout the show’s 20-year history.

Andy Richter’s Dancing with the Stars journey finally twirled to an end after nine weeks of pure chaos, charm, and a few questionable dance moves.

While 'Dancing With the Stars' celebrated 20 years, there was still a heartbreaking elimination at the end of the night.

Former host Tom Bergeron made his long-awaited return to the ballroom on Tuesday night as a guest judge, while several former faces of the show were in the ballroom.

Fans were thrilled to see Bergeron back on the show, splitting duties between being a co-host and a judge on the panel. Bergeron didn't let it get to his head and took the opportunity to celebrate the acclaimed dancing series, as well as get on a soapbox about how the latest episodes prove that this series needs more screen time a week.

Emily Blunt sat down with Elle magazine for its Women in Hollywood cover series and looked back at her first movie audition, which was for Paweł Pawlikowski’s 2004 romance drama “My Summer of Love.” Blunt was 19 years old at the time. The movie encouraged improvisations, so there was no script to read from during …

Danielle Fishel wins the mother of the year award for her patience. The Boy Meets World alum has been caught up since at least mid-September in the whirlwind that is Dancing With the Stars season 34.

"Dancing with the Stars" judge Carrie Ann Inaba admits she's tougher on female contestants than men, sparking fan theories about her judging style and criticism.