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For the second year in a row, five couples will compete in the Dancing With the Stars finale! The contenders will dance a traditional “redemption” dance where they’re coached by one of the show’s three judges – Carrie Ann Inaba , Derek Hough , and Bruno Tonioli – as well as their highly anticipated “freestyle” routines. The latter allows the couples to display everything they’ve learned throughout the season. It’s not uncommon that the couple with the best and most entertaining (granted, that’s subjective) freestyle ends up winning the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball trophy. As far as redemption dances go, watch for Chandler Kinney and Brandon Armstrong to revisit the Jive while Joey Graziadei and Jenna Johnson are going to take on once again the Cha-cha-cha. Ilona Maher and Alan Bersten are going to also do another Jive. Danny Amendola and Witney Carson will reprise the Tango. Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold will repeat the Quickstep. In past seasons, couples have been tight-lipped about what will go into their freestyle routines. This year, TV Insider has some inside scoop on what to expect. Arnold already teased with us what her and Nedoroscik’s routine might include. Read on to get details from the other four finalists. Also, Bersten talks about why Maher deserves her spot in tonight’s finale. While a few Bachelorettes have won the mirror ball trophy, Graziadei is the first Bachelor to make it to the finals. Might there be roses or other Bachelor themes included in his freestyle? “We’re going to pay homage to Joey’s roots,” Johnsons teases to TV Insider. “Who he is and was before everybody else knew him.” (According to Graziadei’s bio, prior to appearing on The Bachelor , he was a tennis pro and Ike Kuluz ambassador at The Club in Kukui’ula in Koloa, Hawaii.) A post shared by Dancing With The Stars #DWTS (@dancingwiththestars) Kinney has appeared on TV shows including Lethal Weapon and Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin . However, she and Armstrong preview that their freestyle won’t necessarily include themes from those programs. “It’s not what [Chandler] is most well-known for that will make this freestyle the most interesting,” Armstrong, who’s going to the finals for the first time, says. Kinney adds: “It’s a much bigger message that we’re hoping resonates and will be received. No matter what happens, it’s important and we’re proud to be here.” Carson is keeping her freestyle playbook a bit closer to her vest. “Maybe we’ll put a football in there,” she says with a smile. Given Amendola’s lengthy professional sports resume, which includes playing a wide receiver for the New England Patriots, St. Louis Rams, and the Detroit Lions, how can she not? Just as Nedoroscik’s freestyle may include a pommel horse, which he performed on to win a Bronze Medal at the Olympics this year, Maher’s may include her Olympic sport, rugby. “Ilona is now a dancer,” Bersten proclaims, “so, we’re going to see some dancing . Maybe we’ll include some rugby, but what’s important is showing all sides of her as this amazing person which includes her incredible dancing. We’re not going to limit ourselves to one thing.” Bersten and the other finalists are thrilled that producers saw fit to advance all five couples to the three-hour finale tonight. However, he believes he and Maher are still in the game not just because of how America has embraced his partner’s vulnerability. Bersten feels Maher has earned her spot among the other finalists. “Fan support is everything,” Bersten says, “But I also want to commend Ilona on her rehearsals. She has improved so much and that’s what the show is ultimately about. It’s about growing and taking somebody who doesn’t know how to dance and make them dance and Ilona really danced [throughout this competition], so I’m so proud of her, but I am also very, very grateful for all the fans supporting us.” Dancing With the Stars , Season 33 Finale, Tuesday, November 26, ABC This article first appeared on TV Insider and was syndicated with permission.How major US stock indexes fared Friday, 12/27/2024Summit Midstream's Stagnation Is Temporary20jili.con 。

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Tiong (third left) exchanging the MoU documents with Soon Koh. AS we look forward to 2025 with renewed hope and peace, let us also not forget to reflect on some of the major events that have shaped Sibu throughout the past 12 months. Two shooting cases The public and Sibu folks, in particular, were shocked by a shooting incident at a coffee shop in Jalan Wong King Huo on Jan 1. The three male victims were having drinks at the coffee shop at about 5pm that day when suddenly two other men, wearing full masks, arrived on a motorcycle and fired at the group before fleeing the scene. The Magistrates’ Court on Dec 19 released the suspect, in his 30s, after the expiration of his three-day remand. Months apart, on Oct 24, a 46-year-old man was shot by an unidentified gunman while he was in his vehicle, waiting to pick up his son from school at Lane 21 of Jalan Wong King Huo. The victim was allegedly shot through the windshield of his car. A nearby security guard, in sharing his accounts of the incident, had initially mistaken the sound of the gunfire as one from a bursting tyre. Alerted by other members of the public, he contacted the police upon seeing the victim lying in a pool of blood by the roadside. Both of the cases are being investigated under Section 307 of the Penal Code for attempted murder. Diesel smuggling On Aug 26, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) arrested five individuals and seized 1.6 million litres of diesel during a raid on an oil storage depot in Sungai Bidut. RM3.7 million in cash was also seized from the syndicate, allegedly involved in the embezzlement and misappropriation of subsidised diesel belonging to a fishermen’s association. MACC chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki, in a statement, reported that three men and two women, aged from 30 to 60 years old, were detained at the MACC branch offices in Sibu after their statements were recorded at 4pm on Aug 26. Through investigations and intelligence conducted by MACC, it is believed that the syndicate has been operating since 2012 and has amassed profits of up to RM400 million by selling subsidised diesel meant for fishermen. A follow-up operation also led to the arrest of an assistant enforcement officer and the director of an enforcement agency, to which all of the suspects were brought to the Sibu Magistrates’ Court. The case is being investigated under Section 16(b)(B) and Section 18 of the MACC Act 2009, in addition to Section 471 of the Penal Code and the Supply Control Act 1961. Kampung Hilir’s devastating fire On Sept 22, a fire swept through Kampung Hilir in Sibu on a Sunday evening, razing 15 wooden houses and leaving over 150 people homeless. Firefighters from the Sibu Central, Sungai Merah and Sibu Jaya Fire and Rescue (Bomba) stations battled to extinguish the massive fire due to the strong winds and the close location of houses, where fortunately no casualty was reported in the incident. The fire was reported to be the third to have struck Kampung Hilir, after the previous ones in 1992 and 2003. File photo shows the fire at Kampung Hilir, at its height. PSB-PDP merger Moving on to a more vibrant political scenario, Sibu also underwent a wave of change this year when former Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) president Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh made an announcement of the party’s dissolution. The announcement was made on Aug 19 during a grand ‘Unity Night’, gathering members from PSB and the Progressive Democratic Party (PDP) from all over Sarawak. At the event, Soon Koh, the Bukit Assek assemblyman, announced that PSB members had been accepted en bloc into PDP after the former’s dissolution approval letter was received from the Registrar of Societies (RoS) on March 19. The move, said Soon Koh, was to pave way for PSB to join the PDP under the helm of president Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, so that together, they could be part of the state’s ruling coalition Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS), and in manifestation of comradeship and unity spirit. Following the merger, Soon Koh was appointed as senior vice-president of PDP, while former PSB leaders Ba Kelalan assemblyman Baru Bian and Engkilili assemblyman Dr Johnical Rayong Ngipa were appointed as the party’s vice-presidents. Earlier this year, during a Chinese New Year visit to Soon Koh’s residence, Tiong had said the PDP-PSB merger was done in accordance with the anti-party hopping laws. Merger talks between the two parties began after the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on July 13, 2023, in Kuala Lumpur. PSB was first formed by Soon Koh as United People’s Party (UPP) in 2014, before it changed its name in 2019. Sarawak’s Sukma 2024 victory Meanwhile, the Sibu people were proud to have welcomed athletes, officials and visitors to the town for the 21st Malaysia Games (Sukma), which ran from Aug 13 to 23 this year. The three sports events contested in Sibu were volleyball at Rejang Park Volleyball Stadium; badminton at Sibu Indoor Stadium; and football at Stadium Tun Ahmad Zaidi. Sarawak won gold medal from the women’s volleyball event, and claimed a bronze from the men’s team, alongside first-ever gold medal from Wong Ling Ching who competed in the women’s singles badminton event.None

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