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A dip, not a plummet.

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(Glee will do Gossip Girl one better: It's getting a new night, after two years on Tuesdays.)

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While admission to California University did nothing for the franchise's 21st century iteration, it brought series- and to the 1990s version.

So maybe if things don't work out for Rachel at the New York Academy of the Dramatic Arts…

With the big Facebook public offering coming up, do any stars stand to get any richer? What about the celebrities who have the most Likes on Facebook?
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The 31-year-old chronicles their tense encounters in Solo: A Memoir of Hope, which doesn't paint a flattering portrait of the 32-year-old dance pro.

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She also alleges that during their rehearsal for the show's Halloween episode, "he wanted my head in a specific position. To achieve that, he slapped me across the face. Hard."

The two were partnered up for season 13 of the hit ABC show and made it all the way to the top three. Solo claims that the network subsequently offered to pair her with another dancer but that she declined because she "didn't want to end Maks' career,doudounes moncler."

Neither Chmerkovskiy nor ABC has responded to requests for comment. Producer BBC America had no comment.

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He on Friday with this: "Life's best lessons are the ones that you smile through.....while they hurt you the most! I'm bullet proof....FIRE AWAY!"