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Taylor Hanson and partner Britt Stewart were eliminated from Dancing With the Stars Season 35 following Week 3's Yacht Rock Night. Amber Glenn and Harry Shum Jr. tied for the highest scores with 24 points each. Guillermo Rodriguez received the lowest score of 15. The next episode will feature Mariah Carey songs.
Giada De Laurentiis was eliminated from 'Dancing With the Stars' Season 35 after scoring 12/30 on 'Viral Hits Night.' Amber Glenn, Ezra Frech, and Jenna Dewan tied for the lead with 21 points each. The next episode features a 'Yacht Rock' theme.
Giada De Laurentiis and pro partner Alan Bersten were eliminated from DWTS Season 35 after scoring 12/30 on 'Viral Hits Night.' Three couples tied for the top score of 21/30, and fan votes for the episode surpassed the combined totals of both premiere nights.
In Season 35's second week, 'Dancing With the Stars' featured a 'Viral Hits' theme. Giada De Laurentiis was eliminated after receiving the lowest score, while Amber Glenn, Ezra Frech, and Jenna Dewan tied for the lead with 21 points each. The next episode will feature a 'Yacht Rock' theme.
Amber Glenn finished sixth at the 2026 World Figure Skating Championships in Prague after a difficult free skate with points docked and under-rotations, despite landing a triple axel. She dropped from third after a strong short program to 6th with a 203.12 total, marking another setback following the Milan Cortina Olympics. Glenn posted that she’s mentally, emotionally and physically exhausted after a season of extreme highs and lows and indicated she may take time to regroup.
Amber Glenn finished sixth at the 2026 World Figure Skating Championships in Prague after an error-filled free skate cost her a podium, with Kaori Sakamoto winning the title and the U.S. not medaling. Glenn later posted that she is mentally, emotionally, and physically exhausted after a season of extreme highs and lows but proud to have landed a triple axel and pursued her Olympic dream.
At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Amber Glenn shielded Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto from a cameraman as Sakamoto cried after a costly mistake in the women’s free skate; Alysa Liu won gold, Sakamoto took silver, while Glenn—who had faltered earlier in the Games—finished fifth and later commented on filming intrusiveness on social media.
After a disappointing short program left her in 13th, Amber Glenn delivered a near-flawless free skate at the Milan Olympics, scoring 147.52 and briefly leading before finishing fifth after a fall on the final triple loop; teammate Alysa Liu won gold, and Glenn emphasized resilience and mental health as key takeaways from the performance.
Amber Glenn delivered a season-best free skate of 147.52 and a 214.91 total at Milano Cortina 2026, highlighting a commanding program with a triple Axel before a late stumble on the final triple loop. The performance created an Olympic moment for the 26-year-old, making her the oldest U.S. woman to compete in Olympic figure skating in nearly a century and drawing a jubilant home crowd.
After a devastating short program that left her 13th, Amber Glenn delivered a near-perfect free skate at the 2026 Winter Olympics, hitting a triple axel and a triple loop and lifting her total above 214 to move into first among advancing skaters; her emotional performance followed a moment of tears, and she remains the oldest U.S. woman to compete in Olympic singles skating since 1928.
Amber Glenn endured a major error in her short program at Milano Cortina 2026, landing a double loop instead of a triple and finishing 13th with 67.39 total, after which she posted a hopeful Instagram Story—'The world has ended for me many times and yet tomorrow still comes. Keep going.'—as she eyes the free skate, with teammates Alysa Liu and Isabeau Levito also earning solid results for Team USA.
World champion Alysa Liu treats Olympic competition as pure enjoyment, remaining calm as rivals like Ami Nakai and Kaori Sakamoto vie for medals while she comforts teammate Amber Glenn after a costly short program; Liu is focused on her program and a potential spot in the Olympic gala rather than chasing medals.
Amber Glenn, a three-time U.S. champion, was devastated by a misstep in the women’s short program at the Milan Olympics, dropping her to 13th; she returned to the rink to regroup and is gearing up for the free skate to salvage her Games.
Amber Glenn fails to complete her triple loop in the short program, finishing 13th as the ‘Olympic demons’ of mental pressure haunt skaters; the piece also follows Malinin’s struggles, Sakamoto’s nerves, and Nakai and Liu contending under the Olympic spotlight.
Taylor Swift partnered with NBC Olympics to introduce Team USA figure skaters Amber Glenn, Alysa Liu and Isabeau Levito in a NBC-produced video set to her song Opalite, with the trio dubbed the Blade Angels—“three American showgirls on ice.” The piece highlights their stories and friendship as they prepare to headline events in Milan, while NBC’s Olympic coverage has posted strong ratings and streaming numbers. Swift’s own album and sales milestones are also noted in the coverage.