The second week of "Dancing with the Stars" season 21 is almost as dramatic as the first as the celebrities and pro dancers visit their hometowns and face possible elimination two nights in a row.
"Dancing with the Stars" Season 21 kicked off last night and the show is off to a strong start. The premiere jumped in right into the dancing with a lively opening number by all the contestants that earned a standing ovation from the judges, but the highlights are certainly in the solo performances.
The dance floor is getting crowded and the fans are loving it. "Dancing with the Stars" adds four more celebrities to its Season 21 lineup: Alexa and Carlos PenaVega, Vine star Hayes Grier and legendary singer Chaka Khan.
Triple Crown winner Victor Espinoza will trade his racing boots for a pair of dancing shoes in the next few months. The jockey is set to appear on the upcoming season of "Dancing with the Stars."
Victor Espinoza finally secured the biggest achievement for a jockey as he rode American Pharoah to victory at the Belmont Stakes on Saturday to complete the elusive Triple Crown.
"It's all about him. He's the star and he's going to put on the show. I am just the pilot," said Jockey Victor Espinoza of the Triple Crown contender, American Pharoah."And whatever makes him happy, that's going to be it. If he's not happy he's not going to perform. American Pharoah has to be in a good mood," Espinoza said at the unveiling of the commemorative original painting entitled "American Pharaoh" ("The Dream Team") by artist Susan Sommer-Luarca at KTCHN at The OUT Hotel in New York last week.
The 2015 Belmont Stakes promises to be a memorable one. American Pharoah will go for the exclusive Triple Crown, which hasn't been done since 1978. Let's break it down.
The second leg of the American horse racing triple crown is almost here. Latin Post provides a schedule, post times and odds for the upcoming horse race.
Tiger Woods won't be riding American Pharoah at any upcoming horse races, but Woods and American Pharoah are both chasing greatness. Woods still has three majors remaining this year while American Pharoah can still win the triple crown.
2014 was an exciting year in the field of sports. Many Latin American athletes showed off their talents by winning championships, breaking new grounds and records in the process. Latin Post.com looks back at some of the biggest moments featuring Latinos in sports this past year.
The 146th running of the Belmont Stakes has enormous history on the line. For the first time over 30 years we could witness a Triple Crown winner. On top of that, we could see the first ever Latin American born jockey win the Triple Crown.
