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Dancing With the Stars has a 'criminal' contestant in Anna Delvey, the pretty brunette who used to pass herself off a German billionaire heiress.  And the 33-year-old former jailbird - whose real name Anna Sorokin - could make a hefty sum for her participation on the TV show. In fact, if she does well on the series, she could could earn around $295,000 for her work.

The 33rd season of Dancing With The Stars debuted on Tuesday. And several fans of the long-running competition series were appalled that convicted fake heiress Anna Delvey - real name Anna Sorokin - was on the dance floor. Several haters trashed her performance. Early reviews from fans were far from positive with the phrase 'Anna Delvey's Lackluster DWTS Debut' among those trending on the social media site X. 'She is a damn criminal!' said one non-fan on social media. 'I hate Dancing With The Stars for allowing this piece of trash to step onto their famous dance floor,' said another on X. 'And her dancing is weak.' The judges gave Delvey straight 6s for a total of 18 points. Anna was convicted of swindling banks, hotels and friends in 2019 after falsely building a reputation as a wealthy German heiress.

Fake heiress Anna Delvey showed off her bejewelled ankle tag during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday. The Russian native, 33, whose real name is Anna Sorokin, is famously known for falsely posing as a German heiress to gain social status and defrauding a series of banks, hotels, and individuals out of $275,000. Attending the Untitled&Co runway show at The Altman Building, she added a silver and black jewels, in the shape of the brand's logo, to her ankle monitor. 

Taraji P. Henson had all attention on her on Tuesday night as she arrived in a hypnotizing checker-print dress to the first night of the critically acclaimed play Jaja's African Hair Braiding. On the red carpet of Broadway's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, the 53-year-old film and television actress was one of the many stars supporting the new Manhattan Theatre Club performance. Taraji was welcomed on opening night by Orange Is The New Black actor Danielle Brooks, Hamilton, Odom Jr. and Phillipa Soo, Black Panther's Danai Gurira, Succession actors Arian Moayed and Zo, comedian Amber Ruffin, and comedian Danielle Ruffin.

The Roy family in HBO's Succession owns a slew of homes, from high-end New York City apartments to elaborate summer houses in the Hamptons, and FEMAIL has uncovered all of the real homes that they used to film the hit show before its fourth series premiered. As they fight over who will take over the business in the future, billionaire Logan Roy, the director of media conglomerate Waystar Royco, and his three sons. The family certainly leads a luxurious lifestyle, riding private helicopter rides whenever they please and going on vacations all the time, which is why it's no surprise that their homes are just as luxurious as their way of life.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, an 11-time Emmy winner, starred in a film starring 11-time Emmy winners Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a woman pondering the difference between lying and encouraging, A24 released the first trailer for the film You Hurt My Feelings on Tuesday. Beth, the 62-year-old Seinfeld alum, did double duty as author and actress, after her long marriage is upended when she mishears her therapist husband Don's (Tobias Menzies) true opinion of her latest book.

The official trailer for Succession's fourth and final season has been released. For the first time, the Roy family is preparing for war against their father Logan (Brian Cox) for the first time. 'The transfer of media conglomerate Waystar Royco to tech visionary Lukas Matsson has pushed ever closer,' the official description of the season.' Adding: The possibility of this seismic transaction fuels existential angst and familial dissonance among the Roys as they speculate what their lives will look like after the deal is concluded.' As the family weighs up a future where their cultural and political weight has been significantly reduced, a power struggle ensues.'

After the critically acclaimed series's declines after its fourth season, succession creator Jesse Armstrong has suggested that the HBO series have a spinoff, but HBO boss Casey Bloys insists it won't happen. After the initial show wraps up following its fourth season, Armstrong said that characters in the media empire drama could 'in allied world'.

In The New Yorker, the creator of the hit HBO series Succession has revealed that the forthcoming fourth season will be the last in the series. Jesse Armstrong revealed that he wanted the show's followers to know the end was near, which is about one month before the show's premiere of season four. Armstrong, 52, expressed doubt about his decision to end the show at this moment, 'You know, there's a promise in the name Succession.'

In the north, Waystar Royco will soon crown a new king. As the corporate wars escalate on Succession, the HBO series's forthcoming season will be released in a brief reprieve from its usual location in Manhattan's concrete jungle. According to Variety, at least some of its dealmaking and family backstabbing will be relocated to Norway's Scandinavian mountains for season 4.

On the Berlin set of their latest film Role Play last week, three-time Emmy nominee Kaley Cuoco enjoyed a "magical" Subway sandwich lunch date (including Doritos) with Love Actually alum Bill Nighy. The 36-year-old SoCal native, who has 7.4 million Instagram followers, revealed on Instastory on Tuesday that the 72-year-old Englishman 'loves' the Connecticut fast food chain, which has 31 locations throughout the region.