Adam Carolla went way below the belt when he made fun of his partner Julianne's religion — but Access Hollywood correspondent, Mel B, puts him in his place.

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Although Monday night's episode of "Dancing with the Stars" opened with STEVE GUTTENBERG taking a comical traipse around the dance floor doing the "mango" with JONATHAN ROBERTS, it ended with him saying goodbye to the celeb dancing competition.

After it was announced that "The Gutte," as he became known on the show, and his partner ANNA TREBUNSKAYA had gotten the axe, the affable movie actor said the program "made [him] a better person." While he noted that he'd miss the friends he'd made in the competition, the star of such films as 'Police Academy,' 'Diner' and 'Three Men and a Baby' proclaimed: "I have a wonderful family and friends and I have a wonderful life."

Tuesday night's results show also included two performances by Aussie pop sensation KYLIE MINOGUE. In addition, despite a neck injury earlier in the day that resulted in a trip to the hospital, professional dancer DEREK HOUGH was able to appear with his partner SHANNON ELIZABETH.

She plan's on dedicating Friday's show to her departed dog Sophie.

This Friday's episode of "The OPRAH WINFREY Show," an investigation into puppy mill abuses, will be in memory of Oprah's beloved dog SOPHIE, who died of kidney failure last month, the Associated Press reports. The show is "for anybody anywhere who loves a dog, has ever loved a dog, or just cares about their basic right to humane treatment," Oprah says of the broadcast.

Special correspondent LISA LING will reveal the "horrific" and "haunting" conditions endemic to some puppy mills. And Lady O herself pledges her emphatic support for shelter pet adoptions:

"I would never, ever adopt another pet now without going to a shelter to do it. I am a changed woman after seeing this show," she says. And of her recently departed cocker spaniel Sophie, who the show is dedicated to, Oprah says: "Sophie gave me 13 years of unconditional love. She was a true love in my life."

It was Dolly Parton week at "American Idol."

It was a DOLLY PARTON special when the Final 9 performed songs made famous by the country queen on Tuesday night's "American Idol" performance show.

The night's bright stars included DAVID COOK, CARLY SMITHSON, DAVID ARCHULETA and MICHAEL JOHNS.

BROOKE WHITE was the first up. Dolly commented on the 24-year-old from Mesa, AZ: "There is an honesty about her that I really like." Brooke took the stage with her guitar and sang, "Jolene." RANDY JACKSON pointed out, "I definitely think this kind of music favors your voice. Not a stellar performance, but it was all right." PAULA ABDUL said, "What is great about you is you are consistent. You put your heart and soul in each song. I think that is what record companies and executives want." SIMON COWELL, of course, totally disagreed with Paula. "What I felt was lacking on that song was emotion," he said. "It wasn't one of your best performances."

It was Dolly Parton week at "American Idol."

It was a DOLLY PARTON special when the Final 9 performed songs made famous by the country queen on Tuesday night's "American Idol" performance show.

The night's bright stars included DAVID COOK, CARLY SMITHSON, DAVID ARCHULETA and MICHAEL JOHNS.

BROOKE WHITE was the first up. Dolly commented on the 24-year-old from Mesa, AZ: "There is an honesty about her that I really like." Brooke took the stage with her guitar and sang, "Jolene." RANDY JACKSON pointed out, "I definitely think this kind of music favors your voice. Not a stellar performance, but it was all right." PAULA ABDUL said, "What is great about you is you are consistent. You put your heart and soul in each song. I think that is what record companies and executives want." SIMON COWELL, of course, totally disagreed with Paula. "What I felt was lacking on that song was emotion," he said. "It wasn't one of your best performances."

A court is set to rule on will rule on whether she can.

MADONNA hopes to finalize her adoption of Malawi toddler DAVID BANDA next week, when she's expected to arrive in the south Africa country to learn the court's final verdict on the matter, Reuters reports. David has been living with the pop star and her husband GUY RITCHIE in London for the past two years.

The pop star has been under fire regarding the adoption, however, because some human rights groups in Malawi have said they are concerned the government cut legal corners to fast-track the adoption due to her celebrity. The Material Mom's lawyers deny the allegations.

Madonna and husband GUY RITCHIE met David at an orphanage in Malawi on what they said was a humanitarian mission to help orphans in the southern African nation. The child's mother had died, and his father initially voiced some questions about the adoption process, but later said he supported it.

"The Insider" confirms that "Dancing with the Stars" professional dancer DEREK HOUGH injured his neck during rehearsals on Tuesday. An ABC rep tells us that he performed a move and grasped his neck, but kept on dancing. He was taken to a Los Angeles-area hospital as a precautionary measure, but the injury does not appear to be serious. There's no word on whether he'll appear on tonight's results show alongside current partner SHANNON ELIZABETH. Keep checking back here for more details.

BEYONCÉ and longtime boyfriend JAY-Z have taken out a marriage license, according to People magazine.

More details to come.

ABC announced its summer schedule and DeAnna Pappas, "The Bachelorette" is on it.

She was the last woman standing on the last season of "The Bachelor," but that didn't keep BRAD WOMACK from rejecting her in front of millions of viewers. But this summer, DeANNA PAPPAS will have the last laugh -- or even better -- the opportunity to make her own love connection -- choosing from 25 bachelors, when she returns to ABC on Monday, May 19 at 9 p.m. as "The Bachelorette."

Other shows to look forward to this summer are "The Mole," which will return with new host JON KELLEY, beginning Monday, May 26 at 10 p.m. Kelley will task a group of 12 players on missions with the ultimate goal to discover who "The Mole" is.

Brand-new to ABC is "Wipeout," premiering Tuesday, June 24 at 8 p.m., featuring 24 contenders who have to navigate an extreme obstacle course to win the title of Wipeout champion and $50,000.

Professional dancer Tony Dovolani and his wife are expecting.

"The Insider" has learned that MARISSA JARET WINOKUR isn't the only "Dancing with the Stars" competitor who is awaiting the arrival of the stork. Her professional partner TONY DOVOLANI and his wife LINA are also expecting -- but in their case it is going to be twins! It will be a second and third child for the couple, who already have a two-year-old daughter.