Steve Wozniak

Singing sensation Susan Boyle claims to have never been kissed, and "Extra" wants to help her out -- so we contacted Bravo's fabulous matchmaker, Patti Stanger!

"Millionaire Matchmaker" Patti tells us her choice would be someone similar to Apple co-founder and former "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Steve Wozniak.

"I'm thinking an MIT, a Stanford guy who's kind of like Einstein," she reveals. Patti knows it's what's on the inside that counts, saying, "[Someone who's] not obsessed with looks and perfect... He could see the inner beauty of Susan."

"Extra" wants to know -- Do you think Susan Boyle and Steve Wozniak would be a good match?

Leave a comment with your best match for Susan!

Playboy model Holly Madison and Apple co-founder Steve Wosniak were the two contestants booted from "Dancing with the Stars" on Tuesday during the season's first double elimination.

Wozniak earned the lowest score during the four weeks of competition. Judges gave the 58-year-old and partner Karina Smirnoff a measly 12 out of 30 points for their Argentine tango on Monday night. A week earlier, the pair scored a 10 for their samba.

Judge Len Goodman told the couple, "There is an improvement from last week." He continued, "Last week was so terrible that almost anything that happened would have been an improvement." Judge Bruno Tonioli was blunt and told Woz his tango "really stunk."

The Mac man stayed positive and said performing on the ABC show made him feel like "the luckiest person in the world."

Madison forgot part of her Argentine tango on Monday and earned a 16 out of 30. "It was a bad start, and it kept getting worse," Tonioli sniffed. The "Girls Next Door" reality star and pro partner Dmitry Chaplin beat Steve-O by one point, but their votes were not strong enough to keep them in the competition.

The 29-year-old blonde stepped in to replace Nancy O'Dell, who injured her knee before the show started. Holly said she had "so much fun" and that her favorite part of the competition was the elaborate costumes.

The remaining competitors include rapper Lil' Kim, rodeo king Ty Murray, former football star Lawrence Taylor, Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson, country heartthrob Chuck Wicks, "Bachelor" cast-off Melissa Rycroft, and actors Gilles Marini and David Alan Grier.

"Dancing with the Stars" became a quest for perfection last night, with "Sex and the City" hunk Gilles Marini and partner Cheryl Burke receiving the first 30 of the season for a super hot tango!

Gilles and Cheryl spiced up the floor with a fiery Argentine tango, and the judging panel couldn't get enough of their chemistry. "It was another fantastic performance" judge Len said. Bruno added that the number was "a tango with almost deadly animal magnetism... bravissimo." Carrie Ann was seen fanning herself after the sensual performance. Gilles and Cheryl received 10s across the board.

Fellow frontrunner Melissa Rycroft also wowed the crowed with an energetic and entertaining Lindy Hop with partner Mark Ballas. The former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader was all smiles as she flipped and hopped her way to an impressive score of 29.

Shawn Johnson, who had a rough week with the stalker scare, performed a lively Lindy that was good, but did now wow judges because of her heavy footwork, although they admired her athletic jumps.

Lil' Kim broke into the top 3 last night with her tango with partner Derek Hough, which received a standing ovation. The tough gal rapper broke into tears after her performance -- overcome by her success. The judges were equally impressed with Kim -- giving the dancing pair a 27.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak remained at the bottom of the pack with 12 points, but when judges told him he "stunk," he simply replied, "I have three words for you: I'm still standing." Steve-O and Kendra Wilkinson, who nearly fell off a stool, also received low scores.

Will Wozniak's confidence allow him to skate by again -- or will he face the chopping block? Find out tonight when two contestants will be eliminated on "Dancing with the Stars."

"Jackass" stuntman Steve-O and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak again failed to impress the judges on Monday night's "Dancing with the Stars."

Steve-O sat out last week due to a pinched nerve, but last night he attempted a foxtrot with partner Lacey Schwimmer. The couple's comeback was weak and hard to watch, earning them a combined score of 15.

Wozniak continued to compete after fracturing his left foot two weeks ago, and he pulled his hamstring during a rehearsal on Friday, but there was no sympathy from the judges! Bruno Tonioli told the computer guru and partner Karina Smirnoff they danced the "worst samba" he'd ever seen. Judge Carrie Ann Inaba took at stab at Woz and said the "novelty starts to wear off." The couple received a combined score of 10 points.

David Alan Grier gave an improved performance that included some "Rockette" high-kicks, and Lil' Kim's samba drew a 25, while Shawn Johnson's waltz landed a 27.

"Sex and the City" hunk Gilles Marini continues to hold on to first place with a score of 27, tying with Olympian Shawn Johnson and reality beauty Melissa Rycroft.

Belinda Carlisle of the '80s band Go-Go's is the first contestant booted off of the eighth season of "Dancing with the Stars."

Carlisle, 50, joined professional partner Jonathan Roberts on the dance floor Tuesday night in a dance-off against Apple's Steve Wozniak and his partner, Karina Smirnoff. Both of the low-scoring teams received a 17 from the judges, but viewer votes saved Wozniak and Smirnoff from getting the axe.

"I had a great time," Belinda said after it was announced she was sent packing. "I learned how to dance and I wish I could have done better for Jonathan, because he's a great teacher."

Jewel, who had been scheduled to be on "DWTS" before suffering leg injuries in rehearsals, came to the ballroom to sing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." Her country husband, Ty Murray, is currently competing on the dance floor.

Practice makes sorta perfect! Check out this raw video of "Dancing with the Stars" partners Karina Smirnoff and Steve Wozniak and partners Denise Richards and Maksim Chmerkovskiy rehearsing for Monday night's show!