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"Last week, Gladys Knight was sent home on the midnight train to Georgia. This week, the theme shifts from the days of Motown to the classical repertoire. But who in the competition will manage to impress judges Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli at the halfway point of the series? Time to find out! &amp;gt; &amp;#039;Dancing with the Stars&amp;#039; poll: Who danced best in week seven? Katherine Jenkins and Mark Ballas - Rumba  Last week, her funky samba impressed Len. This week, Katherine and Mark are dancing the rumba to a track she knows. She says that she&amp;#039;s in her zone because it&amp;#039;s familiar music, but it will be difficult because of the dance style they must pair with it. Their aim is for an elegance and classy rumba - if that is possible. Len: &amp;quot;A classic rumba. You kept it elegant, it was totally in keeping with the music.&amp;quot; Despite there being no clear rhythm, he praises her for keeping up. Bruno: &amp;quot;The unattainable object of desire.&amp;quot; Bruno jokes that Katherine is merely toying with her subjects when she comes on the dancefloor and performs for the audience. He says that some of the figures they made in the dance were so precious they belonged in a museum - but he would have preferred a little more sexual tension. Carrie Ann: &amp;quot;In this competition, you&amp;#039;re unmatched,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;Tonight your placement was perfect, but your passion didn&amp;#039;t feel genuine. Beautiful lines though.&amp;quot; Score: 27 out of 30 Melissa Gilbert and Maksim Chmerkovskiy - Argentine tango  Melissa performed an elegant Viennese Waltz with Maks last week. This time her partner is injured, and he suggests bringing in an already eliminated professional dancer, his brother Val Chmerkovskiy, to take his place. Melissa gets to rehearse with two hunky men, but quips that Maks is still her man as he ends up taking to the dance floor with her after all. Bruno: &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;re extremely brave even to attempt dancing to Mozart, but at times it got messy. It wasn&amp;#039;t clean.&amp;quot; Carrie Ann: &amp;quot;Like Cirque Du Soleil gone totally wrong.&amp;quot; She suggests quality over quantity to the pair. Len: &amp;quot;Dance is a marriage between the music and movement, and I think you pulled that off. But there was so much intensity that it lost a bit of quality.&amp;quot; Score: 21 out of 30 William Levy and Cheryl Burke - Viennese Waltz  William&amp;#039;s steamy rumba last week left Carrie Ann wanting more, and he admits that she was right in his pre-dance video. His professional partner says she will create more content for him - which he appreciates, but doesn&amp;#039;t get the hang of it during practice. Cheryl is working William hard, and despite an ankle injury earlier in the season, he must use it often in this routine to the tune of &amp;#039;Ave Maria&amp;#039;. Carrie Ann: &amp;quot;You find the story in the music. You bring the romance to life.&amp;quot; Len: Three Viennese Waltzes are on the show tonight meaning William has to make his stand out. But Len isn&amp;#039;t blown away. &amp;quot;I wasn&amp;#039;t exactly transported to Vienna, it was close. I was in Austria,&amp;quot; he says. Bruno: &amp;quot;You captured the purity of the song,&amp;quot; Bruno tells William. He adds that the vulnerability was there, and he put heart and soul into the routine. &amp;quot;That was so touching,&amp;quot; he concludes. Score: 27 out of 30  Roshon Fegan and Chelsie Hightower - Argentine tango  Last Monday, Roshon&amp;#039;s rumba landed him in the dance duel. He&amp;#039;s giving his heart every week, but something doesn&amp;#039;t seem to be connecting. They devise a plan to make a comeback and get the judges on his side with the Argentine tango. Roshon says Chelsie is the greatest partner ever, but she can&amp;#039;t teach him how to be a man. So once again, Maksim&amp;#039;s brother Val provides a helping hand - and a lesson in masculinity - for Roshon&amp;#039;s dance to Lady GaGa&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Bad Romance&amp;#039;. Bruno: &amp;quot;Slick lines most of the time, very clean. So you see, size is not everything. You have to have strength in your legs.&amp;quot; Carrie Ann: Carrie Ann rises to embrace Roshon, and praises him for his confidence. Len: &amp;quot;I liked the transitions into the lifts. They were in character and seamless. I would have liked to see more tension on the feet.&amp;quot; Score: 25 out of 30 Donald Driver and Peta Murgatroyd - Viennese Waltz  This week Peta wants to challenge Donald as the competition gets more competitive. There&amp;#039;s pressure, as he is performng the same dance as Jaleel and William. He wants that 10 from Len, so his partner is cracking the whip and making sure they include more content in the routine and can&amp;#039;t find a fault. Carrie Ann: &amp;quot;I did not see a lift. I looked down and I looked up. I love the regal qualities.&amp;quot; Len: &amp;quot;When I saw that coat I thought, &amp;#039;Uh oh, a dancing Ferrero Rocher&amp;#039;, but I loved that. Overall a great job, well done.&amp;quot; Bruno: &amp;quot;You&amp;#039;ve got the sweeping drive and passion of this music. It is from my country. I love it.&amp;quot; Score: 27 out of 30 Maria Menounos and Derek Hough \u2013 Paso doble  Extra presenter Maria performed a classy foxtrot last week. The paso doble is like the nature of her relationship with Derk, she says. She&amp;#039;s used to them being fun and silly in rehearsal, but complains that it&amp;#039;s different this week. She says that Derek&amp;#039;s other partners have been dancers and she&amp;#039;s not, and is agitated that she can&amp;#039;t be as attractive as them while moving. Carrie Ann: &amp;quot;That didn&amp;#039;t suck. You are so on fire,&amp;quot; she says, referencing the dancers&amp;#039; vampire-themed costumes. Len: &amp;quot;Sharp as a razor, crisp as a Pringle. More tension that my grandmother&amp;#039;s knicker elastic.&amp;quot; Bruno: &amp;quot;Bite me, turn me right now. The way you two played together was absolutely spellbinding.&amp;quot; Score: 30 out of 30 Jaleel White and Kym Johnson \u2013 Viennese waltz  TV star Jaleel revived his mojo last week with the cha cha cha. Kym gets him an Australian gift in the form of a talking Koala bear as a present to say &amp;#039;well done&amp;#039;. In an embarrassing rehearsal video, Jaleel accidentally grabs Kym&amp;#039;s chest as he goes in for a frame from behind, when he should have been aiming for the waist. Hopefully there will be no slip-ups on the dance floor... Len: &amp;quot;I liked it enough - not to be cruel, but I didn&amp;#039;t like it enough to be really kind. As a number, I liked it, but it didn&amp;#039;t quite work.&amp;quot; Bruno: &amp;quot;You really tried to put everything into it. You have a tendency of flinging your arms.&amp;quot; Carrie Ann: &amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t lose your confidence. The storytelling was great, but be careful of your tight hands though.&amp;quot; Score: 24 out of 30 The contestants then form two groups to compete in team dances. Melissa Gilbert and Maksim Chmerkovskiy, William Levy and Cheryl Burke and Donald Driver and his partner Peta Murgatroyd become &amp;#039;Team Paso&amp;#039;. Katherine Jenkins and Mark Ballas, Roshon Fegan and Chelsie Hightower, Jaleel White and Kym Johnson and Maria Menounos and Derek Hough form &amp;#039;Team Tango&amp;#039;. Team Tango win the contest with 27/30 points, while Team Paso earn 26/30.  Maria Menounos stays in first place on the leaderboard with 57 points from a possible 60. Katherine Jenkins follows on 54, with William Levy and Donald Driver tied on 53 points. Roshon Fegan falls slightly behind, earning 52 points. Jaleel White finishes second to last with 51 points, with Melissa Gilbert last on 47 points. Watch Roshon Fegan and Chelsie Hightower&amp;#039;s Argentine tango below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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