Mya had the top scores. Donny Osmond has the biggest fan base. And Kelly Osbourne likely captured the young vote. Alas, that didn't leave a spot in the 'Dancing With the Stars' finals for model Joanna Krupa and her partner Derek Hough, the couple that arguably turned in the most consistently creative dances this season. (The orange-clad duo's ultra-sexy mambo on Oct. 26th was almost too hot for the family-themed show.)

AOL was backstage to talk to Krupa and Hough about making it to the semi-finals, her Playboy cover and their plans for the future. We also chatted with the three finalist couples about the tough semi-final competition and what they'll need to do to win the coveted mirror ball trophy in the season 9 finale next week.

We're down to the Final Four. Which star doesn't deserve a place in next week's finale? Vote now!

They've received the only perfect score of the season. But can singer Mya and her pro partner, Dmitry Chaplin, go all the way and win the coveted mirror ball trophy?

Although they've made it to the semi-finals, Mya and Dmitry still have their work cut out for them, including winning over the millions of fans watching the show at home.

But popularity isn't everything on 'Dancing.' The sexy duo has also turned in consistently solid dances all season, and they now have the scores to prove it.

AOL TV recently spoke to Mya and Dmitry about their perfect 30, their semi-final competitiors and the behind-the-scenes video packages.

Aaron Carter and partner Karina Smirnoff have been voted off 'Dancing With the Stars' just missing out on advancing to the semi-finals. The pop singer has nothing to be ashamed of -- especially since this season started out with a record 16 competing couples.

After the elimination show, AOL spoke to Carter and Smirnoff about their exit and to the remaining couples (except Kelly Osbourne and Louis Van Amstel, who had to get on a plane for the east coast) about next week's competition, as well as deadpan Kenny Mayne's merciless 'Dance Center' segment.

Also, Sabrina Ryan ('The Cheetah Girls'), who's the poster child for shocking eliminations due to her early dismissal in season 5, shared her thoughts on getting to live out every former 'DWTS' celebrity's dream by being invited back by viewers to take one more twirl on the dance floor.

'Dancing' celebrated Halloween a bit late this year thanks to Donny Osmond's bizarre performance last night.

Donny and partner Kym Johnston were in full-out '80s mode as they danced the paso doble to Dead or Alive's 'You Spin Me Around (Like a Record),' which confused the judges almost as much as it did us.

We'd go into further details, but, uh, we think this video speaks for itself.

The judges have been hard on her all season.

But last night, Mya finally won them over with her breezy, '70s-inspired samba. The dance was so good, in fact, that it went on to receive the first perfect score of the season.

Check out the performance after the jump, courtesy if Rickey.org.

Only 5 dancers remain. Whose journey deserves to end tonight?

The third double-elimination night of 'Dancing With the Stars' sent both NFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin and 'Iron Chef America's' Mark Dacascos packing in week seven of the reality dance competition series.

Dacascos and partner Lacey Schwimmer (recovered from the flu) tried to save his spot in a "knock-off" dance against Aaron Carter and his partner Karina Smirnoff, but the former teen singer proved to be unbeatable.

AOL was backstage to speak with the eliminated couples (except for poor Schwimmer, who had a relapse) and the survivors. Also, Mark Ballas -- who performed new single 'Move' (available on iTunes) with music partner Derek Hough -- shared his predictions on which teams will make it into the finals.

Dave, Conan and the rest of the late night crew can rest easy: 'Dancing With the Stars' emcee Tom Bergeron, who has an affable, Johnny Carson-like appeal, won't be stepping on their turf anytime soon.

"No, it's a war zone out there," Bergeron said, in response to whether he'd ever consider doing a late night talk show. "At 54, I'm outside of the demographic. If I do anything else, I'd like to get back into radio or acting." (Yes, acting. Bergeron has booked a few acting gigs in the past, including two episodes of 'Star Trek: Enterprise').

After an emotional rehearsal, singer/reality star Kelly Osbourne nailed her salsa routine, and had the judges (yes, even Len) on their feet.

Watch the clip below:

It's another double elimination this week. Which two pairs deserve the boot? Vote now!

The curse of the flu continues!

Its latest 'Dancing' victim: dancer Lacey Schwimmer, who contracted the virus on Thursday in New York, according to PEOPLE.

Filling in for Schwimmer last night was pro Anna Trebunskaya, who was ousted from the competition three weeks ago with partner Chuck Liddell.

"I have total faith in Anna," Schwimmer said. "I know she and Mark will have perfect chemistry and hopefully I'll feel well enough to cheer them on backstage."