Kathy Griffin Is Hosting a New Show Called “Let’s Dance”

Two-time Emmy Award winner and NY Times best-selling author Kathy Griffin (“My Life on the D-List”) will host “Let’s Dance,” a new, comedic dance series that features stars competing for charity as they pay homage to some of the most famous movie, musical and pop video dance routines of all time.

“Let’s Dance” will kick off its five-episode run with a live 90-minute premiere episode on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23 (9:30-11:00 p.m., ET) following the Season 9 finale broadcast of “Dancing with the Stars” on ABC. Additional episodes will air on Monday, Nov. 30, Mon., Dec. 7 and Mon., Dec. 14 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) with the finale on Tues., Dec. 15 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET).

The first three episodes of “Let’s Dance” will feature stars from all walks of life competing in single, group and duo performances as they train, rehearse and take to the stage to reveal their comedic dance routine in front of a studio audience. After each performance, a celebrity panel will give their comments before viewers across America have the chance to vote for their favorite performance. The celebrity panel and star participants will be announced shortly.

From each of the episodes, two performances will be chosen one by the viewers and one by the celebrity panel. These two acts will then return again to dance in the finale and the chance to win the hearts of the viewing audience. In the spectacular finale results show, the one act with the most viewer votes will be crowned America’s favorite and be awarded the coveted grand prize for their personal charity.

See Kathy Griffin’s Wardrobe Malfunction, If You Dare

Just wanted to remind everyone to check out the A-List Awards on Bravo tonight at 10/9c.

Kathy Griffin and Adnan? Yeah, Right.

Apparently more people are talking about how lame Ashton Kutcher’s newest reality show is than watching it. Pop Fiction, which drags out Kutcher’s “Gotcha!” dead and decaying horse from the barn, and beats it one more time, has paired up d-lister Kathy Griffin and no-lister Adnan Ghalib just to trick the paps. Or so, we all think.

Because if these pictures are not the basis of some played-out Ashton Kutcher ruse, it’s really, really sad. And also kind of creepy.