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Four down. Seven to go. How do you assess the Dancing With the Stars field headed into tonight? Below, THG ranks the remaining competitors, bottom to top.

Take a look at our breakdown and vote in our survey below ...

7. Kendra Wilkinson and Louis van Amstel: She improved last week, but still lands at the bottom of our rankings. Can her fan base keep her on the show?

6. Romeo and Chelsie Hightower. Romeo's got swag and he's been more charming and high-scoring than we'd have guessed. Still a long way to go, though.

5. Chris Jericho and Cheryl Burke. With a lovely Viennese waltz, Chris proved he belongs last week. But will the voters keep him around too much longer?

4. Chelsea Kane and Mark Ballas. Improving fast and closing the gap. Plus, he's dating Pia Toscano and she's dating Stephen Colletti, so they're on Cloud Nine.

3. Kirstie Alley and Maksim Chmerkovksiy. She's overcome mishaps and mediocre scores, and remains a strong contender. Needs to step it up to win.

2. Ralph Macchio and Karina Smirnoff. Despite some negative comments and some off weeks, we still see Ralph as a serious Mirror Ball threat. You?

1. Hines Ward and Kym Johnson. Hines has charisma, and earned the highest score of the season last week. The way he's going, a 30 doesn't seem far off.

What do you think? Are right on target? Way off base? How would you rank the dancers competing on the ABC show? Leave a comment below and tell us.

Then vote: Who will win Dancing With the Stars?

Here she goes again. Poor, innocent Lindsay Lohan feels she is the victim of a witch hunt by D.A. Danette Myers and wants the prosecutor off her case.

Will she get her wish?

The Deputy D.A., who is running for L.A. County District Attorney, actually asked the judge for the same thing last week, but Meyers was denied.

Sources in contact with Lindsay say the star, who was just sentenced to 120 days in jail for violating probation, believes she's being exploited.

Lohan feels she's become a living, breathing press release for Meyers, but this is probably just another case of her whining and making excuses.

First, Meyers herself asked off the case - it was the judge who said the D.A. can still prosecute it (rather than transferring it to the city attorney).

Second, Meyers has prosecuted hundreds of big cases and is quite well respected, so nailing Lohan for misdemeanor theft isn't some HUGE deal for her.

Essentially, Lindsay is pissed that Meyers is a thorn in her side, but she's just dong her job, and Lohan wouldn't have this problem if she'd get her $h!t together.

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Everything's coming together for the Royal Wedding.

With just four days to go until the big day, Kate Middleton's bridal dress preparation is all wrapped up. The wedding gown has been completed.

"Kate will have no more fittings," a palace source says of the dress the world will see April 29. "The next time the dress goes on is Friday morning!"

Just who designed that historic dress remains the most closely guarded secret in all of England. Last Thursday, British fashion designer Sophie Cranston insisted that rumors are "not true" that she whipped up the frock herself.

Kate Middleton, who has shed some serious weight of late to fit into the dress, loves Cranston's label, and recently wore a Libelula coat.

Remaining contenders include Sarah Burton, the elegant, whimsical creative director of Alexander McQueen, the late Princess Diana's favorite Bruce Oldfield and boho-chic designer Alice Temperley, among other notable names.

The UK's Daily Mail even says Middleton designed the dress herself. The only thing we know for sure? Prince William's bride will look stunning.