Football Star Donald Driver is New ‘Dancing’ Champ
May 23, 2012 in WDAZ
LOS ANGELES (AP) He already has a Super Bowl ring, and now football star Donald Driver can add the “Dancing With the Stars” mirrorball trophy to his awards collection.
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The resurgence of situation comedies is the clearest trend to emerge from TV’s helter-skelter week of fall schedule announcements that just concluded. ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC will have 30 half-hour comedies on the air at the beginning of next season 32 by November compared to 17 at the opening of a new season five years ago.
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