'Dancing With the Stars' Season 6

'Dancing' a smooth move for Mario

Baltimore-born R&B singer Mario lost out on one of the biggest stages in show business when he was voted off ABC's Dancing with the Stars this week. But his impressive run on the hit TV series has given the 21-year-old performer a shot at reaching new audiences - not just as a musician but also as an actor, industry analysts said yesterday.

Mario to rally the city's vote

While details have not yet been set, Mario says he's planning a return to Baltimore this week to rally votes for himself on Dancing with the Stars.

Mario's Next Step

Don't just watch 'Dancing with the Stars,' vote

It is getting down to crunch time on ABC's Dancing with the Stars, and Mario says he needs your help, Baltimore.

Mario wants to be last man standing

Two weeks ago, he came within a whisper of being eliminated.

Mario's Next Step

Taking more time to practice his moves

Last week, 20.5 million people tuned in to ABC's Dancing With the Stars and saw Mario's worst performance of the season. The Baltimore-born singer's version of the tango brought him and partner Karina Smirnoff within a hair's breadth of elimination.

Mario doesn't miss a beat

Last week, more than 21 million viewers tuned in to see Baltimore-born singer Mario and his partner, Karina Smirnoff, dance the quickstep on ABC's Dancing with the Stars. The Monday telecast was second only to Fox's American Idol in the Nielsen ratings.

Mario plans to stay a quickstep ahead

Baltimore-born R&B singer Mario says it's going to be all about the footwork tonight for him on ABC's Dancing with the Stars as he tries to remain the front-runner among celebrity men competing on the show.