Elimination Time

Grimacing Divas and frightening house moms on Dancing with the Stars

Pamela Anderson

It's Dancing with the Stars elimination night — please, let Kate Gosselin go home. It's getting worse and worse and hurts to watch. Literally.

Even Carrie Ann Inaba, who tries to find something nice in everyone, could only come up with "that was odd." Inaba ended up praised Gosselin for channeling emotion. Watching the performance, I couldn't help but wonder if her dance partner, Tony Dovolani, is having his revenge for all the grief she's undoubtedly given him.

Still, voters didn't put Kate in the bottom two last week. Instead, they placed Pamela Anderson there. It's shocking to see Pamela in the bottom two. She dances well and has sex appeal. I thought that was a reality TV shoe-in. I guess the times are changing and for Pamela, she's irritated more fans over the years than retained them.

Last night's performance was clearly to push this hurdle aside. At one point, Bruno said, "Underneath this sex bomb exterior, there is actually a very good performer" and that reveals the shift the former Baywatch pinupneeds people to make towards her.

In other news, check out Ashly DelGrosso-Costa's (Buzz Aldrin's partner) face after Pamela Anderson's dance. Everyone stood and cheered but she turned her head in a grimace, with arms folded (see picture). Clearly someone is not amused.

What's up with the sour face? Let us know your theories.

See Kate Gosselin's frightening Paso Doble below:

See Pamela's Paso Doble below. Ashly DelGrosso-Costa's grimace at 3:40:

Ashly DelGrosso-Costa has a diva moment and is clearly not team Pamela

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"Here come the grannies!"

Walk through the Magic Door to experience the world of Bluey in Houston

bluey and bingo's bedroom at camp in houston

Courtesy of CAMP

Houston will soon be the home of a new CAMP store, featuring interactive installations like the house from "Bluey."

Bluey is coming to the Galleria this February “for real life” through an immersive event that invites visitors to enter the world of the famous Australian Heeler family. This one-of-a-kind experience brings the Heeler home and backyard to life with intricate details that will delight fans of all ages.

Tickets are on sale now for Bluey x CAMP, the inaugural interactive experience of the combination toy store, party venue, and immersive theater space. This is The Family Experience Company’s first CAMP location in Houston, with the business securing a 7,500-square-foot permanent retail space in the Galleria.

Through “The Magic Door,” a pivoting wall, visitors step into seasonally rotating interactive spaces beginning with a 5,000-square-foot lifesize replica of Bluey’s house.

Visitors can play games made popular by the show, such as grannies and keepy uppy, and bust a move when “dance mode” is activated. The kitchen’s fridge is covered in drawings by the Heeler puppies, while the living room TV plays Bluey.

Families can explore both a pillow fort and a cardboard castle — two-story structures complete with slides — before venturing into a playroom stocked with toys and costumes from the show. In the backyard, a recreation of the Heeler’s large tree is surrounded by charming gnomes. A photo opportunity with Bluey and Bingo tops off the visit.

Beyond the world of Bluey, CAMP offers even more for visitors in its Canteen space, with a splatter room, The Schmutz Bar (a slime creation station), a party room, and a playable truck. Customers can also shop for toys, clothing, and accessories.

Houston joins a list of CAMP’s locations in Dallas, Atlanta, New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. Installations change seasonally, with other current features including Paw Patrol, The Little Mermaid, and Encanto.

Courtesy of CAMP

Houston will soon be the home of a new CAMP store, featuring interactive installations like the house from "Bluey."

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