Who got the 'Dancing With the Stars' boot? (USA News)

USA News __Hitting the dancefloor with the Stars waltzed into Week Five on Monday night with the nine remaining celebs recognizing "The Most Memorable Year of Their Life."

The show commenced with an execution by artist Aloe Blacc and the expert troupe. Host Brooke Burke-Charvet looked spellbinding in a rough dress with sheer insets. Len Goodman  returned from London in his judge's seat, in the middle of Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.

Host Tom Bergeron then amazed everybody by uncovering that dependent upon votes a week ago, "one of our female stars will be killed today evening time." He said that could change in the wake of figuring in this evening's judge's scores, yet that is the way things stood going into the night's moves. Force much, women?

"I'm simply set to delight in the experience, since I could be going home!" said Snooki.

Paris Hilton was in the dance floor to underpin Christina Milian and resembled she could be prepared to take a rotation on the show. "I can move, however I can't move as her!" said Hilton of Milian. The point when Brooke said they could snare her with an expert, Hilton cleverly replied, "I could attempt it out one opportunity, perhaps."

What's more here's the manner by which the contending celebs stacked up:

Corbin Bleu picked 2011 as his most critical year since his sister Phoenix was diagnosed with intense scoliosis, which needed her to wear a back prop. "She's such a motivation to me," he said. Their foxtrot was committed to Phoenix, 12, and "trust for what's to come." It was clearing and lovely, and Corbin grinned through, making a gesture of blowing a kiss to his sis amidst it. "You truly are a tremendous lover of the dance floor," said Len, applauding his "stunning, liquid" developments. "You could be the lost tyke of Fred Astaire and Ben Vereen," said Bruno. Carrie Ann bandied in the ballpark of a lift that wasn't permitted. Scores 9, 9, 10 = 28

Christina Milian said her most vital year was in 2010, when she figured out her kid's father, The Dream, was undermining her with his right hand. "To see it not work out was similar to the greatest agony." She said she needed to backpedal to that time when its like "disregard you." They moved a cha to Cee Lo Green's tune to let ladies know they can "proceed onward and be solid." Len adored her "extraordinary method." Bruno said she "painted an impeccable picture of a hot Latina." Carrie Ann said this evening's execution was "something uncommon," including that her "strategy was blaze." Scores: 9, 10, 9 = 28

Jack Osbourne demonstrated his year, 2012, as beginning off "great." His girl, Pearl, was conceived in April and "scarcely over two weeks after the fact, I was diagnosed with Ms." He clarified that it was unnerving. "I was terrified for my child," he said in his taped fragment, tearing up. The toddler, he said, got his personality off his inconveniences. He devoted his waltz to wife Lisa and toddler Pearl. "I owe them more than they at any point understand," he said. It was sweet and to some degree prom-like. The gathering of people supported him, incorporating his wife. Bruno said it was "superb," platitude he even figured out how to get his "bum under control." Carrie Ann said there's something so "mysterious" about him and said "everything streamed." Len said his hand was "exceptional" now and again, however any other way it was "marvelous. Scores: 9, 9, 9 = 27

Snooki's most important year was 2012, when she conceived child Lorenzo. "You may as well have known me before," she let her know star accomplice Sasha Farber. "I drank constantly. I was uproarious, I was bothering. Even now irritating now, however its diverse." She says she now preferences doing laundry. "I'm such an improved individual." They moved a jazz normal to Britney Spears' new tune, Work Bitch, devoted to her offspring. Also Snooki worked it! Carrie Ann "adored it." Len said it was "vibrant" and "amusing to watch." Bruno called her a "heap of fun." Scores: 9, 9, 9 = 27

Brant Daugherty picked 2009 as his most important year. With his father's help, he had moved to Hollywood the prior year to seek after going about as a profession. Also in 2009, his father bit the dust at age 57 in the wake of engaging lymphoma. Brant didn't need his contemporary move to Elton John's Your Song to be dismal, however to praise his father's impact on his existence. Their quick paced, energetic number was met with an overwhelming applause. Len and Bruno lauded it. Carrie Ann said the ardor truly moved the move. "It was amazing." Scores: 9. 9. 9 = 27

Golden Riley said 2009 was her most huge year. She was working at Ikea as a client administration rep. She auditioned for American Idol and was turned down. At that point she auditioned for Glee. "I need to show that equitable before you wind up in a sorry situation, you can push it through." She and Derek Hough moved a foxtrot that was sumptuous, feisty and entrancing. Derek was his stunning self, and Amber implanted the hit the dancefloor with her nature and her style. Bruno called her a "performing powerhouse," including, "My dear, you're a star." Carrie Ann said she "moved the blazes out of that normal," however perceived one "small slip." Len, a stickler for system, bashed Derek's choreography for not having enough hold for a foxtrot. Scores: 9, 7, 10 = 26

Elizabeth Berkley said 2012 was her most huge year since infant child Sky Cole Lauren was conceived. Yet, she said 1989 was her grandest year professionally on the grounds that her first enormous break was Saved By the Bell. She jived to I'm So Excited, the tune she used to sing on the show, however now was committing to infant Sky. Carrie Ann said, "I cherish you such a great amount of for doing that!" But she included there were a few issues with her kicks and turns. Len supposed she made an "extraordinary showing." Bruno said it was "amazing fun!" Scores: 8, 9, 9 = 26

Bill Engvall's wife, Gail, was in the dance hall, and the comic devoted his move to 1982, the year they got hitched. "It wasn't all consuming, instant adoration whatsoever," illustrated Engvall. "I truly needed to work this one." He discussed how "ethical" she was, stating, "We used to lay on the carpet of her room, making out, listening to Air Supply. I'd get several binds fixed on her shirt and she'd go, I need to head off to the washroom. She'd return all fastened. What's more I'd say, 'Damn it!'" He included, "She's greatly improved the situation individual than I at any point might have been on my own." His Viennese Waltz to Billy Joel's She's Always A Woman To Me was committed to Gail. It was sweet, if a long way from immaculate. Bruno called it "legit, genuine and passionate" yet included that Bill had some "timing issues" and needed to watch how he was swinging his arms. Carrie Ann said, "You touched our souls. You were a little off timing while you did it." Len called it "stunning." Scores: 8, 8, 8 = 24

Leah Remini's most vital year has been the "latest year." She said, "You don't understand how not solid you truly are until stuff hits the fan.... You can either be a victimized person or do something about it." Leah and accomplice Tony Dovolani moved a contemporary number to Katy Perry's Roar. "I cherish the verses," she said, including that she devoted the move to anyone who is experiencing change. Leah and Tony didn't strive for a bush themed execution; rather, Leah played a manikin who broke free from her puppet strings. The move incorporated some odd moves, lifts and whirls. Carrie Ann "cherished" the notion yet felt like some of it was "a tad unpleasant." Len concurred, including "it wasn't incredible." Bruno said the "narrating was quite, extremely exceptional." Scores: 7, 7, 8 = 22

So might Leah's low scores mean she'd be the female going home?

The show tried to find some dramatization at the closure by saying it descended to Elizabeth, Christina and Leah. You could advise every living soul anticipated that Leah will be sent pressing, yet — heave! — Christina got the boot. There were scattered boos according to the news.

"Stun in the assembly hall," noted Brooke.

"Correct stun," said an obviously baffled Christina. "Wasn't wanting that. We had clearly the best execution that we've had so far. I wouldn't have any desire to leave on whatever possible note however thusly."

Included star accomplice Mark Ballas, "We ran out with a blast."

Christina said, "It's been stunning. Assuming that you take an incredible test and hazard, you improve as a