Let’s Dance For Comic Relief is over for another year, though for the first time ever a man in drag did NOT take the crown.

Last night saw five of the nation’s favourite stars (and Katie Price) return to the stage and give their take on some iconic dance routines.

Charlie Baker and James Thornton won with their tap dancing extravaganza and the old time performance reminded us of all those old movies we used to watch with our granny, while breaking our teeth on her incredibly brittle tray of toffee! Since they were the champions of the night, let’s have a look at their performance first

The Eightie’s Supergroup performed their Greased Lightening routine again and although they did make us giggle, it was clear that they had no chance of winning from the minute they took to the stage.

The winning performance of the night for us, was that of TV funnyman Russell Kane. His booty looked so biteable in his orange skin-tight dress that we think Jay Z may have had a quick grope had he been in the audience!

In joint second place for us was Noel Fielding, who looked kooky and creepy dressed as Kate Bush and dancing to Wuthering Heights. He even met his own handsome Heathcliff in the end!

Our other second favourite of the show and in fact the whole series was former Bottom star Ade Edmondson. The writer, director, producer and of course comedian took on a ballet routine to The Dying Swan and even featured his old pal Rik Mayall at the end.

She was so awful that we barely want to give her a mention, but we can’t talk about the show and leave her out. So here is Katie Price dressed as a man dressed as a woman and really, really looking like a man dressed as a woman!

Did you enjoy Let’s Dance this year? Did you agree with last night’s result? Leave your comments below.

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James Thornton and Charlie Baker have won tonight’s Let’s Dance For Comic Relief final show.

In an evening that saw Ade Edmondson become a dying swan, 80′s popstars shimmy to an old Grease song and Katie Price making a fool of herself once again, James and Charlie danced their away to victory with an old style tap dance routine to Putting On The Ritz.

The stars found themselves in the final two alongside Russell Kane, who we were sure had the trophy in the bag after wowing the crowd with his bootylicious Beyonce themed routine to Crazy In Love. But for once it wasn’t a man in drag to steal the crown, instead the public preferred a pair of actually quite talented movers.

After hearing the news, a very bemused Charlie said:

Thank you so much to everyone at home who voted for Comic Relief. Everyone who makes this show is amazing and everyone in this show has been great today. We’ve had an absolutely brilliant time and thank you very very much.

James added:

I want to say thanks to everyone who voted at home. We’ve raised so much money for a brilliant cause and that’s what it’s all about. We’ve had a real laugh while we’ve been doing it, cheers guys!

After the result Steve Jones announced that the phone votes from the show had raised a whopping £1 million….it makes you wonder just how much ITV and Simon Cowell make each week on the X Factor….

Do you think the right act won tonight? Was Russell robbed? Leave your comments below!

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Nicole Scherzinger showed up on tonight’s Let’s Dance For Comic Relief and performed her new single ‘Don’t Hold Your Breath.’

The former Pussycat Doll is on a real PR offensive this week and she has already performed the track on ITV’s Dancing On Ice , Loose Women and quite a few London based radio stations.

She looked stunning this evening in a black PVC gown with her long black tresses trailing over her shoulders. It’s a much better look for her than the edgy one she sported on her X Factor appearance last winter and after watching her strut the stage tonight, we think Simon Cowell would be a fool not to hire her for the new US version of his show.

Our only complaint? We’re fairly sure Miss S didn’t sing live and with a voice as good as hers, we admit we’re quite disappointed that she decided to mime.

‘Don’t Hold Your Breath’ is the first single from Scherzinger’s second solo album ‘Killer Love’ which is due to hit the shelves on March 20th.

Did you enjoy Nicole’s performance tonight? Leave your comments below.

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Russell Kane was the last celebrity to perform on Let’s Dance For Comic Relief tonight.

The weird thing about Russell’s performance, and we found this first time round, is that it is not so funny and actually quite awesome!

The comedian drew some of the loudest cheers of the evening when he donned a racy orange dress and became Beyonce Knowles for her 2003 hit Crazy In Love. We hope that Jay Z wasn’t tuning in, because with those fake boobies and great booty, he might just get a little confused!

He ‘amazed’ Graham Norton the first time round and tonight judge and former winner Rufus Hound (who dressed up and performed as X Factor judge Cheryl Cole) said:

I’m disgusted. It is an absolute disgrace. You’ve taken a pop icon, youv’e dressed up as her and you’ve paraded around. It’s an abomination, you would never catch a man of integrity doing somethign like that. Apart from that it was amazing, I loved every moment of it and if I had my phone I’d be ringing for you.

Miranda Hart added:

I’m Crazy in love with you Russell.

And Louie Spence looked like he was going to pass out from raw longing!

Did you enjoy Russell’s performance tonight? Leave your comments below.

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We loved Ade Edmondson in Bottom, we loved him in Holby City and tonight we loved him in Let’s Dance For Comic Relief.

The TV funnyman returned to the stage for the final of the charity series and once again almost made us pee our pants with his hilarious Dying Swam ballet performance.

Although Ade did make some effort at perfecting a few genuine ballet moves, the routine soon returned to the slapstick manner he is best known for and though his old pal Rik Mayall did not whack him on the head with a frying pan, he did drop a black, supposed 1 ton weight on his head.

After the performance judge Rufus Hound commented:

Well tonight I think Ade made us all ask questions that I think none of us have the answers for. When people talk about Ade Edmondson are they talking about the writer, the actor, the director, the producer ….not anymore…they’re talking about that idiot.

Miranda Hart added:

Well not many people know this but Ade and I were at tHE Royal Ballet together and can i just say, I’ve let myself go, you’ve still got it!

Louie Spence quipped:

We’ve seen dance tonight on this show and this was classical ballet, this is a pure form of dance. This was executed to the highest of standards. It was a wonderful beautiful swan.

Did you enjoy Ade’s performance tonight? Will you be voting for him? Leave your comments below.

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The Eighties Supergroup returned to the Let’s Dance For Comic Relief stage this evening.

We knew from the off that Toyah Willcox, Clare Grogan, Chesney Hawkes and Limahl stand no chance of winning the series, not when up against the hilarious Noel Fielding and side splitting Ade Edmondson but still they were worth a giggle or two.

The four stars strutted around – we couldn’t even call it dancing – to Greased Lightning and the best thing we could say is that Chesney Hawkes still has a nice tight bum!

Afterwards judge Rufus Hound said:

It was lovely. When I heard it was an eighties supergroup I hoped we would have Brucie out here doing the lambada with Nelson Mandela. It wasn’t to be.

Will you be voting for the Eighties Supergroup tonight? Leave your comments below.

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We LOVED Noel Fielding’s routine on his first Let’s Dance show and couldn’t wait to see him pull it out of the bag again tonight!

The TV funnyman once again donned his best red dress and Kate Bush like tresses and gave a fairly surreal performance to the singer’s track ‘Wuthering Heights.’

It’s an excellent kooky song choice for the hilarious goth and we love that the routine paid tribute to the original video – with two backing dancers mimicking Noel’s movements. Julian Barrett’s entrance as Heathcliff at the end was a touch of genius!

The judges were in stitches of laughter and Rufus Hound giggled:

Well they one in the hand is worth two in the bush and for that bush, I’d give you two. Thumbs up!!! Boosh!

Miranda Hart added:

Noel Fielding I am moved, you’ve moved me. Not physically, emotionally. I am emotionally moved! I’ll be moved forever.

Louie Spence gushed:

She’s moved, he’s moved, I’m moved, we’re all moved. That is such a deep emotional number and you really have to dig deep to find the emotion. You have beautiful extension and great rib isolation…I’m moved!

Did you enjoy Noel’s performance tonight? Leave your comments below.

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James Thornton and Charlie Baker brought us another dose of their tap dance magic on tonight’s Let’s Dance For Comic Relief final.

They make a bit of a joke of the fact that people on this show are supposed to be rubbish. In fact this talented pair are actually quite amazing.

It was our second look at the old school routine – Putting On The Ritz and we still weren’t bored. It reminded us of all those old movies we used to watch with our granny, while breaking our teeth on her incredibly brittle tray of toffee!

The judges loved them and gave the comments below:

Rufus Hound:

Charlie I have known you for a long time and I didn’t expect you ever to be doing that. I haven’t enough so much clip clopping since I moved underneath that bridge. Well done!

Miranda Hart:

They are lovely! I’ll be in the bar later!

Louie Spence:

They were not tap syncing, they were knocking out clean beats. You had great fluidity through the moves as well. It was beautiful and your rhythms were great, so well done and would be more than happy to be your Ginger Rogers!

We loved the duo’s routine and think they would be deserved winners. Will you be voting for James and Charlie tonight? Leave your comments below.

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The only good thing about Katie Price’s performance on tonight’s Let’s dance For Comic Relief, was her introduction VT.

It’s not often you see the litigation happy drama queen taking the p*ss out of herself and it just shows that somewhere, sometimes, the ice queen may have a slight sense of humour.

Her routine in no way matched the hilarity that is Ade Edmondson and by the sound of it, Rufus Hound wasn’t too impressed either.

Speaking as a judge the comedian (and former show winner said:

I found you deeply Mecurial well done, slight tache envy. You got through to final by being voted through by the judges, and I think it’s going to be the same story forever for you Katie, you need a lot of support.

Miranda Hart added:

First off can I have my skirt back? Whatever people write or say about you Katie, they can’t say you haven’t put the laughs back on you for charity.

And Pineapple Dance Studio’s Louie Spence laughed:

Louie Spence: I often do the hoovering like that and that’s a technique by itself. It wasn’t the most choreographic number, it took a lot of attitude and you gave it a lot of attitude. You strutted around there and you worked that hoover and I was loving it!

Did you enjoy Katie tonight…..if so feel free to shout at us for our negative coverage. Leave your comments below.

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Katie Price will return to our TV screens tonight on Let’s Dance For Comic Relief.

The former glamour model won a spot on the final, after dancing to Queen’s ‘I Want To Break Free’ dressed as Freddie Mercury.

She will have to perform the routine all over again tonight, as she competes against Russell Kane, Charlie Baker, Ade Edmondson, Eighties Supergroup, James Thornton and Noel Fielding and speaking to The Sun’s Buzz magazine the mum of three admitted that she almost had a panic attack the first time round.

She said:

“I’m gutted that I have to do it again, I was so nervous the first time round that I almost didn’t go on at all. Just as the doors were about to open at the start of the song, I was going: ‘I can’t do this, I’m going to have a panic attack.’ If I had to go on stage and get my kit off for a modelling shoot in front of millions of people, I could do it. But doing a live routine dressed as Freddie Mercury is proper nerve-racking.”

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