Dancing With The Stars: Who Scored The Highest, Lowest?
March 27 2012, Published 5:00 a.m. ET
By Breaking Celebrity News Staff
Opera singer Katherine Jenkins established herself as an early favorite with a 26-point showing, set to the tune of Robert Randolph and the Family Band’s “Ain’t Nothing Wrong With That.”
“I know sexy when I see it-- and you’ve got it!” judge Bruno Tonioli told Jenkins, who heads into in the catbird seat Tuesday, having amassed 52 points between the 26 she got this week and the 26 she got last week.
“That was so brilliant: the hot, the sexy, the [expletive] good choreography!” said judge Carrie Ann Inaba, adding the the steamy jive left her "hot and bothered!"
Much of the talk stemming from last week’s premiere centered around Telenovella hunk William Levy, also known as the “Latin Brad Pitt.”
Again, Levy impressed, besting his 24 points from last week with a 25-point quickstep that puts him in good position, with 49 total points, to stave off elimination. (Staving off the ladies is a different story for this “matinee idol," as Bruno called him.
Inaba credited Levy for knowing "how to turn up the heat in this ballroom," while Len Goodman remained his usual, stoic self.
"It was good, not great," the unimpressed judge told Levy.
Elsewhere Monday: Disney star Ro