It's the best four semi-finalists we've ever seen. Graceful, powerful, athletic — and, except for one, broken.

The level of competition this season on Dancing With The Stars is so high that the winner may be whoever still has two good working legs next week.

Katherine Jenkins fought back tears on Dancing With The Stars on Monday (14May12) after suffering a back spasm at the end of her salsa routine.

The classical singer stumbled over the final steps of her performance during the semi-finals show after she felt an agonising pain along her spine.

Dancing with the Stars' final four face off with two individual dances in the semifinals.

Who almost got a perfect 60?

Only 20 seconds into her cha cha, Katherine Jenkins faced what could have been a dangerous wardrobe malfunction when a pant leg that was supposed to be pulled off and discarded ended up twisted around her foot and ankle.

But the classical singer showed remarkable presence of mind on Monday night's Dancing With the Stars as she continued the dance with her high heel dragging the fabric across the floor. She was eventually able to kick it off her foot in a genius stroke of ad-lib choreography.

It's double elimination time on Dancing with the Stars! Which two couples missed out on the semifinals?

Katherine Jenkins has addressed concerns about her recent weight loss since appearing on Dancing with the Stars, saying that people shouldn't be worried about her.

The singer is currently taking part in the 14th season of the ABC show, and has reportedly lost two stone and dropped to a size six during her time on the series.

Dancing with the Stars' top 6 tackle two dances, including the first-ever trio challenge.

Does it take three to tango or is three a crowd? Plus: Who made a comeback?

Being thrown around a dance floor by a buff muscly lycra-clad man clearly makes classical singer Katherine Jenkins feel pretty damn awesome.

She was spotted out and about yesterday looking amazing in tiny flowery shorts which showed off her toned legs.

We have never seen this much skin. This season, Dancing With the Stars is as much a battle of the delts and pecs as it is a rumble for the best heels and toes on the ballroom floor.

Sometimes going topless, or nearly topless, works. Sometimes it doesn't. It didn't help former sitcom star Jaleel White, for example, whose open shirt during the Dance Duel Tuesday night couldn't save him from elimination.

After doing a lackluster fox trot on Dancing With the Stars last week — and being judged the second to the worst couple during that show's dance marathon — talk show host Maria Menounos and her pro partner, Derek Hough, came back with a vengeance Monday night, taking a bite out of the paso doble and getting the first perfect score this season.

"The Queen of the Damned is the Queen of the Night!" raved judge Bruno Tonioli, before all three judges waved their "10" paddles.

It's the final Duel of the season on Dancing with the Stars. Who did it claim as its last victim? Did Melissa and Maks overcome their 10-point deficit?

Plus: Who returned to the ballroom?

BBC Worldwide and ABC Entertainment today announced the first ever free-to-play online game centered on the juggernaut reality-competition television show, “Dancing with the Stars.” Titled “Dancing with the Stars: Keep Dancing,” the game is available to play now on ABC.com/DancingWithTheStars and at DWTSKeepDancing.com.

Concurrently, BBC Worldwide Digital Entertainment and Games will launch “Strictly Keep Dancing” in the UK, accompanying the format’s original version, “Strictly Come Dancing.”

Dancing with the Stars' top 7 tackle Classical Week with individual routines and team dances — and one team scores the first perfect 30 of the season?

Find out who below!

She may have been handed her walking papers, but bet on this: The producers of Dancing With the Stars won't let Gladys Knight go far. Win or lose, she owned Motown Week, at least according to her adoring fans.

"I don't want her to leave," said one man in the audience, "but if she goes, that'll be OK, too, because then she can come back and sing."

Dancing with the Stars boots another couple in the second week of the Dance Duel. Who wound up in the bottom two?

Did Gladys overcome her 15-point deficit?

No one has had a rougher ride on Dancing With the Stars this season than Jaleel White. The 35-year-old actor, who has loads of natural ability, nevertheless seems to have been dancing under a dark cloud since Week 2.

Early on, there was a verbal dust-up in rehearsals with his professional partner, Kym Johnson. And then, after landing in the bottom two last Tuesday night, a dance-for-your-life moment when he had to go up against singer Gavin DeGraw in the show's first Dance Duel to stay in the competition.

It's Motown Week on Dancing with the Stars! And what better way to celebrate than with a Motown Marathon? Who made a comeback?

Find out below!

When Melissa Gilbert and Maksim Chmerkovskiy were declared safe on Dancing with the Stars last week, the Little House on the Prairie alum let out a scream and then got bleeped.

"I cussed at Maks," Gilbert tells TVGuide.com. "I got mad at Maks because he had whispered in my ear, 'Get ready to [do the Dance] Duel.' I think I said, 'Goddammit! You scared me!' That's when they bleeped me."

It's really too bad that singer/songwriter Gavin DeGraw, who knew his Dancing With the Stars days were numbered, didn't get to employ his secret and rather ingenious strategy to stay in the competition: Phone in the Monday night samba and spend the whole week working on the dance he knew was coming, the Tuesday night, fight-for-your-life cha cha.

With the laid-back style that has become his trademark, DeGraw says he expected to be in the bottom two this week. After all, he's been there twice already, and couldn't believe that he had somehow earned enough votes to escape last week.