
Julia Stiles Bounces Back on DWTS After Rib Injury and Emotional Rehearsal
Julia Stiles overcame a rib injury and emotional setbacks to deliver a strong performance on 'Dancing With the Stars,' scoring 19/30 after a previous low score of 16/30.
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Julia Stiles overcame a rib injury and emotional setbacks to deliver a strong performance on 'Dancing With the Stars,' scoring 19/30 after a previous low score of 16/30.

Julia Stiles admitted to crying after scoring 16/30 on her tango during DWTS Season 35's Viral Hits Night. Partner Ezra Sosa supported her, and Julianne Hough offered encouragement. Stiles remains focused on improving despite the low score.

Andy Cohen issued a public apology to Julia Stiles on Watch What Happens Live following her Dancing With the Stars debut. Stiles had previously stated that Cohen’s 2025 criticism of her dancing in Save the Last Dance motivated her to join the competition. Cohen admitted he was wrong, praised her performance, and referenced a viral clip of his own dancing as evidence of his lack of expertise.

Julia Stiles used her Dancing With the Stars debut to address Andy Cohen's 2025 criticism of her dancing, prompting a public apology from the Bravo host. Stiles and pro partner Ezra Sosa scored 18/30 on their premiere Quickstep, with Stiles vowing to win the Mirrorball Trophy to confront Cohen on his show.

Julia Stiles made her 'Dancing With the Stars' debut on Sept. 16, 2026, performing a quickstep to Dolly Parton's '9 to 5' as a tribute to the late country icon. Stiles and pro partner Ezra Sosa scored 18/30, placing them high on the leaderboard for Season 35's two-night premiere.

Andy Cohen publicly apologized to Julia Stiles on Watch What Happens Live after she called out his past comments about her dancing during the Dancing With the Stars season 35 premiere. Stiles, paired with pro Ezra Sosa, scored 18/30 on a quickstep to Dolly Parton’s '9 to 5,' prompting Cohen to label himself the 'Jackhole of the Day' and retract his earlier criticism.

Julia Stiles used her Dancing With the Stars debut to address past criticism from Andy Cohen, who subsequently apologized on air. Stiles scored 18/30 on her first performance, framing the competition as a way to reclaim her confidence in dance after her 2001 role in Save the Last Dance.

Julia Stiles proved Andy Cohen wrong during her Dancing With the Stars debut, scoring 18/30 on a quickstep. Cohen apologized on Watch What Happens Live, calling himself a 'Jackhole' and praising Stiles' performance.

Julia Stiles publicly addressed Andy Cohen’s 2025 criticism of her dancing during her Season 35 debut on Dancing With the Stars. After performing a Quickstep to Dolly Parton’s '9 to 5,' Stiles cited Cohen’s past remarks as a source of anxiety. Cohen subsequently issued an on-air apology on Watch What Happens Live, calling himself the 'Jackhole of the Day' and praising Stiles’ performance.

Julia Stiles made her debut on Dancing With the Stars Season 35 with a quickstep to Dolly Parton's '9 to 5,' a song Parton approved just weeks before her death. Stiles described the performance as an 'out of body experience' and scored 18 points, advancing to the next round.

Julia Stiles and Ezra Sosa respond exclusively to Juilliard’s post clarifying that Stiles did not attend or audition at Juilliard, despite her Save the Last Dance character. Stiles notes her real training was at Columbia University, while Sosa calls the post “shady, but funny.” The pair, prepping for DWTS season 35, have christened their team “So Stilez” and plan tattoos, as they look ahead to the Sept. 14 premiere.

Julia Stiles has joined the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars, reuniting her with ballroom competition and joining Tatyana Ali; the cast also includes Ciara Miller and Maura Higgins, with the full lineup to be revealed Sept. 2 on Good Morning America ahead of the Sept. 15 premiere on ABC.

Julia Stiles is joining Dancing With the Stars Season 35 to compete for the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy as the season premieres Sept. 15 on ABC and Disney+. The full cast will be announced Sept. 2 on Good Morning America, with Ciara Miller, Maura Higgins, Jackson Olson, and Guillermo Rodriguez already confirmed and several rumors about others circulating.

Julia Stiles made a rare red carpet appearance at a boxing event, impressing fans with her unchanged youthful look, and discussed her transition from acting to directing, including her debut film 'Wish You Were Here'.

Actress Julia Stiles revealed in a New York Times interview that she and her husband, Preston Cook, welcomed their third child last year. Stiles, 43, did not disclose the baby's name or gender but mentioned that she's been "running on fumes" due to lack of sleep while also directing her first movie. Stiles and Cook are already parents to two sons, Strummer and Arlo. The couple got married in 2017 and had their first child shortly after. Stiles also discussed how motherhood has influenced her approach to her career, emphasizing the parallels between parenting and directing.