Elen Rivas

Elen Rivas has her skates on

Kerry Katona, Jeff Brazier and rapper Vanilla Ice are ready to compete against Coronation Street star Steven Arnold on 2011's Dancing On Ice.
There are 16 named contestants but only 12 will actually get to show what they can do on the rink.
Loose Women's Denise Welch, former newsreader Angela Rippon, EastEnders' Sam Attwater and Hollyoaks actress Jennifer Metcalfe have to prove they've got their skates on.
Chloe Madeley, Neighbours star Craig McLachlan, cricketer Dominic Cork, comedian David Vitty, actress Nadia Sawalha, Nickelodeon presenter Laura Hamilton and Elen Rivas - Frank Lampard's ex must also convince they can cut the ice.
Victoria Cross winner Lance Corporal Johnson Beharry completes the line-up.
Emma Bunton, Jason Gardiner and Robin Cousins return as Dancing On Ice judges and the show kicks off with specials on 9 and 16 January.
Hayley Tamaddon won Dancing On Ice 2010.
The ex-Emmerdale star, 33, beat The Bill's Gary Lucy, 28, in the final.
The pair reached the last two ahead of Hollyoaks actor Kieron Richardson.
They then went on to perform Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean's iconic routine to Ravel's Bolero.
Hayley was partnered with childhood pal Daniel Whiston, who won the first series with actress Gaynor Faye.

Ice queen Sharon understands Cheryl and Simon's relationship

 

Sharon Osbourne is a gracious hostess

Feisty Osbourne matriarch Sharon called Courtney Love ‘a virus' and Susan Boyle ‘a hairy arsehole'.
She also feuded with X Factor judge Dannii Minogue, but she has only (fairly) sweet things to say about Cheryl Cole.
'Cheryl reminds me of Bambi. She's got these big, brown, beautiful eyes and you just want to stroke her,' Sharon 58, tells Now in our exclusive interview.
'Simon [Cowell] absolutely adores her and you can tell that by the way he looks at her.'
Sharon can see why Cheryl also has strong feelings for music mogul, too.
'She probably looks at him as the father figure she never had,' she says.
'And Simon needs his young girls beside him.'
Read the full interview with Sharon Osbourne in Now magazine dated 27 December 2010 - out now!

 

Pamela Stephenson & Strictly

Pamela Anderson loves dancing with James Jordan

Pamela Stephenson made it to the final of Strictly Come Dancing tonight but the public didn't vote her into the last two.
The 61-year-old, partnered by James Jordan, 32, lost out to Kara Tointon and Matt Baker, despite an impressive free dance to the Dirty Dancing classic (I've Had) The Time Of My Life.
'Nobody puts granny in the corner,' quipped James.
Pamela thanked the professional for his incredible patience after Brucie and Tess told the pair they were going home.
'Look at James. God, what a gorgeous thing he is,' says Pamela.
'He's quite flirtatious with me. I'm fascinated by dancer relationships. They're used to dancing very close with people they're not in a relationship with.
'It has fluffed me up a bit.'
Pamela's husband, comedian Billy Connolly, has been supporting his wife during the competition and their marriage has been given a bit of a boost since she started training.
'Billy can be possessive,' she tells Weekend.
'He's said a couple of things to me about James, like: "You're dancing very close to somebody else who's half your age."
'Billy's been paying me more attention. It gives you an extra bit of power in your relationship.'
James Jordan is married to Strictly dance professional Ola Jordan.