THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2007
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
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Photos by Jeff Christen/en ASSOCIATED PRESS Boxer Joe "Smokin Joe" Frazier arrives for the New York premiere of "Georgia Rule" on Tuesday. Lindsay Lohan stars in the film that opens Friday.
Left, Actress Felicity Huffman arrives for the premiere of "Georgia Rule" on Tuesday. Huffman stars in the film and also stars in ABC's "Desperate Housewives."
Bottom, Actress Lindsay Lohan poses with her mother, Dina, as she arrives for the premiere of "Gorge Rule" on Tuesday. Lohan stars in the film.
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Billy Ray Cyrus, right and his partner Karina Smirnoff, dance on Monday. Cyrus, who said appearing on "Dancing With the Stars" was "the scariest thing I could possibly think of to do," has bid farewell to the ballroom. The 45-year-old singer and actor was eliminated from the ABC dance-off on Tuesday.
Billy Ray gets eliminated
BY SANDY COHEN ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES — Billy Ray Cyrus, who said appearing on "Dancing With the Stars" was "the scariest thing I could possibly think of to do," has bid farewell to the ballroom.
The 45-year-old singer and actor was eliminated from the ABC dance-off Tuesday. He seemed to know his time was up before the results were announced.
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"This is a celebration tonight," he said early in the show. "I got to meet my hero, Muhammad Ali, last night. I conquered my fear, I'm happy to be here and I'm ready to go on Jimmy Kimmel."
Each week, Kimmel interviews the eliminated celebrity dancer on his late-night show.
Ali made a rare public appearance Monday, coming to "Dancing With the Stars" to watch his daughter, Laila Ali, perform the waltz and the jive.
Cyrus danced the mambo and the foxtrot, which judge Bruno Tomioli called "crap."
tured a performance by Grammy winner Nelly Furtado, who sang her breakthrough 2000 hit, "I'm Like a Bird" and her new single, "All Good Things."
Paulina Porizkova, Shandi Finnessey, Leeza Gibbons, Clyde Drexler, Heather Mills and John Ratzenberger have already been eliminated. The remaining celebrity dancers — Ian Ziering, Joey Fatone, Laila Ali and Apolo Anton Ohno — begin the competition's semifinal
begin the competition's semifinal round on Monday.
"If by any miracle you remain in this competition," Tonioli continued, "she's going to end up in Betty Ford."
Judges' scores are combined with viewer votes to determine which couple is eliminated each week.
"You are always deliciously awful," he told Cyrus, who also placed in the bottom two last week. He and his professional partner, Karina Smirnoff, earned this week's lowest score.
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