Pop superstar Madonna and Hollywood hunk Gerard Butler had a dance-off at a post-Oscars party. The 'Material Girl' singer helped host the bash at manager Guy Oseary's Los Angeles home following the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night and was clearly in a party mood so couldn't resist when the handsome actor challenged her dancing skills, Contactmusic reported.

"Madonna and Gerard were grinding on the dance floor before getting into a dance-off. It was hilarious," a source said.

As well as Butler, Madonna also showcased her dance moves with Gabourey Sidibe, who earlier missed out to Sandra Bullock in the Best Actress category. "Madonna danced non-stop for four hours. She and Gabourey were dancing together at one point. They had a great time. This was the Oscar party to be at this year," the source added.

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Kate Gosselin is seen here with her "Dancing" partner Tony Dovolani. Gosselin said she hopes to set an example for her children about the importance of working hard, doing your best and facing your fears. "This is definitely a message to my kids," she said. "I only told them last night right before it was announced. My 9-year-olds are very excited. They asked if they could vote for me."Watch the two-hour season premiere of "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday, March 22 at 8 p.m. ET.

Burke, 38, will be replacing former co-host Samantha Harris, who announced last month that she wouldn't be returning. Burke will now be teamed up with Tom Bergeron for Season 10 of the popular show."Dancing with the Stars 2010: Full Lineup Confirmed" and "Kate Gosselin's New Hair for Dancing with the Stars Debut"

Burke, the Dancing with the Stars season 7 winner, says she couldn't be more excited about the opportunity.Burke will use her experience hosting programs like E's Wild On combined with her experience as a contestant on the show to help guide the new set of celebrity dancers.

Burke says that she was actually scared to call her manager because she so badly wanted the job and was afraid she wouldn't be chosen.The former Playboy model says that just because she's hosting the show now instead of competing, it won't stop her from slipping on her dancing shows every now and again. She promises that she'll sneak on the dance floor.

Kate Gosselin is seen here with her "Dancing" partner Tony Dovolani. Gosselin said she hopes to set an example for her children about the importance of working hard, doing your best and facing your fears.

"This is definitely a message to my kids," she said. "I only told them last night right before it was announced. My 9-year-olds are very excited. They asked if they could vote for me."Watch the two-hour season premiere of "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday, March 22 at 8 p.m. ET.

It was Bachelor and Dancing with the Stars alum Melissa Rycroft who announced the present batch of celebs who'll compete on this season of Dancing with the Stars, prompting a lot to speculate that the choice had been made regarding the vacant Dancing with the Stars co-host spot once season 10 kicks off in two weeks.

But Star Magazine is reporting that the job is going to none other than Dancing with the Stars season 7 winner Brooke Burke, lording it over Rycroft and Vanessa Minnillo, both of whom tried out for the part and got as far as screen tests. Another noted DWTS alum, former Spice Girl Mel B. has reportedly tried out as well.

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Los Angeles: Erin Andrews Dancing with the Stars 2010 Lineup & Cast List: Erin will make the show more popular. Erin Andrews’ presence on Dancing with the Stars will give it acceptability even among the people who don’t really love watching Dance moves. And by the way there is a big audience out there who don’t like shaking a leg on television.

But she being a star sports presenter has a lot of fan following among sports enthusiasts.On ESPN Sports she is among the most famous faces and this will bring to the Dancing with the Stars an absolutely new audience who in the otherwise case may like to see how their sportscaster performs.

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The untitled series is based on the BBC's six-year-old "Strictly Ice Dancing" format. The British broadcaster is producing the U.S. version.  The format of the new show will be very similar to ABC's reality hit "Dancing with the Stars," which the BBC also produces, with six celebrities paired with professional skaters.

Current Pussycat Doll Members Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts will be leaving the group soon. This will be leaving lead vocalist Nicole Scherzinger and group founder Robin Antin.

Scherzinger, who was announced to be on the next edition of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars recently comented on two members leaving the group by saying that a whole new group of Dolls will be soon be auditioning for her to replace the two stars leaving the group. The upcoming Stars member announced that in between practicing for the hit reality series, she will be hitting the studio and working on a new album to be released by the end of the year.

Uncoordination doesn't run in the family of new "Dancing with the Stars" cast member Erin Andrews (right) and sister Kendra (left), pictured with ESPN's Dan Patrick.

Kendra, 27, says she is honored to be taking part in the Oscars. She tells TBO Extra, "Hundreds of dancers auditioned and I'm happy to be on stage."

ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews was just announced as a participant for the tenth season of "Dancing with the Stars" on ABC. Andrews is paired with Maksim Chmerkovskiy.

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Earlier this week, Nicole Scherzinger was unveiled as one of the contestants on the upcoming season of "Dancing With the Stars." Now she's hard at work getting herself into fighting shape — and she has the scabs to show for it.

"Dude, seriously? It's day two, and look at my heel," the Pussycat Dolls star grinned when she stopped by the MTV News studios Wednesday (March 3), pulling off a shoe to reveal a deep, red cut. "It's ugly. Look at that. My feet are so beat up, after just a couple days of rehearsals, and I'm not used to these shoes. Sure, I'm used to wearing 7-inch heels with the Pussycat Dolls, but this is a different style of dancing and a ballroom shoe. "There's a lot of pain involved," Scherzinger admitted, moments before she'd leave our studio to head back for another rehearsal. "But it's nothing that I'm not used to.

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