Anna Delvey doesn’t seem too happy with her all-over “experience” of Dancing with the Stars, after being ousted from the dancing competition show.

The recently eliminated contestant got candid with co-host Julianne Hough, saying that she would be taking “nothing” with her from Season 33 of the ABC reality show, and she said this “because that was the truth.”

“You guys told me what I’m supposed to do. I tried to do it and then I still was rejected,” said Delvey, aka Anna Sorokin, on co-star Tori Spelling‘s misSPELLING podcast. “And, I’m taking away nothing. This is what I’m taking away from it, because your advice was worthless.

“The advice … did not pay off for me, even though I tried to follow it. And this is how I felt. I know… people were trying to interpret my answer in different ways, but no, not really. I really did not take away much from this experience.”

She added, “I think I had to be on the defensive, especially after all the backlash that I received being cast on the show, even though the producers [tried] to defend me. And I think everyone on the cast was generally very nice to me. But in the end, I don’t know.”

Delvey got eliminated with her and partner Ezra Sosa Week 2, along with Spelling and her partner Pasha Pashkov.

Getting eliminated this early in the show was “a bit upsetting” for her and participation, as she said, “felt like a waste of time … just to discard me so easily”.

“Because I felt like, well, they were building me up. It’s like, oh, well, ‘Only if you smile more, only if you do like XYZ. It’s going to be so much better for you.’ And it felt like they put so much effort trying to get me on the show, like, make me feel comfortable just to… eliminate me this early,” Delvey, who is a convicted fraudster, continued.

Ellen DeGeneres paid tribute to her show’s DJ, dancer, and co-executive producer, the late Stephen “tWitch” Boss, on his birthday.

“Happy birthday tWitch,” the 66-year-old host took to Instagram and wrote in the caption of a post on Sunday, September 29. “I miss you every day.”

The photo was taken when Ellen DeGeneres honoured Stephen “tWitch” Boss with a heartfelt sendoff as The Ellen DeGeneres Show concluded in 2022.

Boss, who became DeGeneres’ talk show DJ in 2014 after getting famous on So You Think You Can Dance season 4 and later got promoted to an executive producer, was found dead at the age of 40 at a Los Angeles hotel in December 2022.

DeGeneres took to Instagram at that time as well, too express the loss she felt.

“I’m heartbroken,” she wrote in the caption of a post alongside a heartfelt picture of her and Boss embracing each other tightly.

“tWitch was pure love and light. He was my family, and I loved him with all my heart. I will miss him. Please send your love and support to Allison and his beautiful children – Weslie, Maddox, and Zaia.”

Jeff Bridges got candid on his recreated young look in 2010’s Tron: Legacy.

“I wasn’t particularly fond of that recreation of myself,” he recalled during a conversation on a recent episode of Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast, talking about the Joseph Kosinski sequel that used a still “new” de-aging process through computer scanning, recreating his rejuvenated look.

“I thought I looked more like Bill Maher than myself,” he added humorously.

The veteran and Tron actor also reminisced on the techniques used back then to create the neon digital world.

“It was shot in 70 millimetre black-and-white, hand-tinted by a bunch of ladies in Korea, I think,” he recalled.

“We had black duvetyne, it was this set with white adhesive tape on the thing. Everybody was encouraged to wear colourful clothes ’cause … our suits were all black, but you would go outside after a day’s work of being in that black-and-white atmosphere and — boom! — colour would just run into you.”

Bridges will return to his role of video game creator Kevin Flynn, in Tron: Ares starring Jared Leto, slated for release Oct. 10, 2025, in a cameo appearance.

Kris Kristofferson, a big name in the country music and Hollywood film and TV industry, died at the age of 88.

According to Variety, the singer-songwriter and actor passed away peacefully while surrounded by family on Saturday at his residence in Maui, Hawaii.

No cause of death has been shared yet.

“It is with a heavy heart that we share the news our husband/father/grandfather, Kris Kristofferson, passed away peacefully on Saturday, Sept. 28 at home. We’re all so blessed for our time with him,” Kristofferson’s family said in a statement.

“Thank you for loving him all these many years, and when you see a rainbow, know he’s smiling down at us all,” they added.

A Star Is Born leading man and Blade actor is survived by his wife, Lisa and their eight children, Tracy, Kris Jr., Casey, Jesse, Jody, John, Kelly and Blake; and his seven grandchildren.

The CEO of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Kyle Young, also paid tribute to the late star.

“Kris Kristofferson believed to his core that creativity is God-given, and that those who ignore or deflect such a holy gift are doomed to failure and unhappiness. He preached that a life of the mind gives voice to the soul, and then he created a body of work that gave voice not only to his soul but to ours,” he said in a statement.

“Kris’s heroes included the prize fighter Muhammad Ali, the great poet William Blake, and the ‘Hillbilly Shakespeare,’ Hank Williams. He lived his life in a way that honoured and exemplified the values of each of those men, and he leaves a righteous, courageous and resounding legacy that rings with theirs.”