Reality Missteps

Kate Gosselin goes home, proud warriors remain on Dancing with the Stars

Trainer Brian Wood demonstrates a perfect proud warrior stance; see theresemblance to Jake?
Proud warrior or plane gearing for take off — I can't decide.
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Chad Ochocinco gets ready for flight
Okay, Aiden's arms aren't that bad...
Kate Gosselin and dance partner Tony Dovolani from week 1

It doesn’t take a genius to say that Kate Gosselin is headed home on Dancing with the Stars tonight. The only thing that could save her is a pity vote from Jon and Kate Plus 8 fans or divorced moms.

For the rest of us, she’s pretty irritating. Her trainer, Tony Dovolani, even walked out on her. Gosselin told him “I love how you teach but you are not taking into consideration how I learn” which is a patronizing way to say, “You suck at teaching.” She also pulled the “A lot of people quit on me in life” line and in this scenario, I could understand why — she’s a serious pain (for the record, I have no comments on the divorce, just her dancing).

Tony finally said he quit and walked out where he probably found ABC producers reminding him of his contract. He then, of course, returned and it became a bonding experience (typical DWTS style). But it sure didn’t help the dance — it was a disaster. It looked like she had never seen the steps before and hurt me to watch it. I think it was painful for most of America, so I’m betting she goes home.

In other news, what’s the deal with the men’s airplane arms (see pictures)? I know they’re all beginners, but I laugh every time I see it — especially pilot Jake. It's really more of a blend between yoga’s proud warrior stance and little boys pretending to be airplanes — hilarious!

Next time you watch the show, look out for it — guaranteed entertainment value increase. What off-the-wall thing amuses you about Dancing with the Stars? Let us know and maybe we'll write about it.

See Kate Gosselin's dance from week 2:

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Concert News

Buzzy pop star Charlie Puth will stop in Houston on new world tour

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Charlie Puth is coming to Houston in June.

Pop artist Charlie Puth has announced his Whatever’s Clever! 2026 World Tour across North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom, including a stop at Houston's 713 Music Hall on Saturday, June 13.

The 50-show tour will also make two other stops in Texas: the Moody Center in Auston on June 11 and The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving on June 12. Houston is the tour's last stop, which begins April 22 in San Diego, California.

A press release calls this Puth's "most ambitious tour yet," with a band assembled for the occasion. All the Texas shows will feature openers Lawrence and Ally Salort, while Daniel Seavy joins on some other dates.

Puth has had a diverse career, with more than 35 billion streams so far and nine multi-platinum singles including his breakout hit with Wiz Khalifa, "See You Again," which Puth helped write and produce, and featured on. He's also collaborated with Meghan Trainor (on his other breakout hit), The Kid Laroi, Justin Bieber, Jung Kook of BTS, and more.

Whatever's Clever!, set for a March 2026 release, will be Puth's fourth studio album. It follows Charlie from 2022.

A ticket pre-sale is available to Citi AAdvantag e cardmembers starting Tuesday, January 13, at 10 am. The artist pre-sale starts the next day, January 14, at the same time. It ends Friday, January 16, at 10 am.

All tour dates for the Whatever’s Clever! 2026 World Tour

04/22 - Viejas Arena - San Diego, CA+^
04/24 - Arizona Financial Theatre - Phoenix, AZ+^
04/25 - Santa Barbara Bowl - Santa Barbara, CA+^
04/28 - Honda Center - Anaheim, CA+^
04/29 - Kia Forum - Los Angeles, CA+^
05/01 - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium - San Francisco, CA+^=
05/03 - WAMU Theater - Seattle, WA+^
05/05 - Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre - Vancouver, BC+^
05/07 - Veterans Memorial Coliseum - Portland, OR+^
05/09 - Maverik Center - Salt Lake City, UT+^
05/10 - Bellco Theatre - Denver, CO+^
05/13 - Starlight Theatre - Kansas City, MO+^
05/15 - Rosemont Theatre - Rosemont, IL+^
05/16 - The Armory - Minneapolis, MN+^
05/19 - Fox Theatre - Detroit, MI+^
05/20 - TD Coliseum - Hamilton, ON+^
05/22 - MGM Music Hall at Fenway - Boston, MA+^
05/23 - Mohegan Sun Arena - Uncasville, CT+^
05/26 - EagleBank Arena - Fairfax, VA+^
05/29 - Madison Square Garden - New York, NY+^
05/30 - Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena - Atlantic City, NJ*^
06/01 - Spectrum Center - Charlotte, NC*^
06/03 - Synovus Bank Amphitheater At Chastain Park - Atlanta, GA*^
06/05 - Hard Rock Live - Hollywood, FL*^=
06/06 - Addition Financial Arena - Orlando, FL*^
06/09 - Ascend Amphitheater - Nashville, TN*^
06/11 - Moody Center - Austin, TX*^
06/12 - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory - Irving, TX*^
06/13 - 713 Music Hall - Houston, TX*^

Support Key

+Daniel Seavey
*Lawrence
^Ally Sallort

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