Pam Anderson and NSYNC's Joey Fatone Back for "Dancing With the Stars"

ABC's reality hit "Dancing With the Stars" recently announced its season 15 all-star cast, with the return of NSYNC's Joey Fatone and "Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson among the list.

The "Dancing With the Star's" celebrity roster includes past fan-favorites, including many past champions. The reality dancing show has had a very successful run since its premiere season in 2005, crowning winners including Drew Lachey and Cheryl Berke, Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough, and latest victors Donald Driver and Peta Murgatroyd. The show, hosted by Tom Bergeron, features the three main dance judges Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba, and Bruno Tonioli.

Among the list of returning dancers are:

Kristie Alley, who starred in the classic television show "Cheers," competed in season 12 and took second place.

Helio Castroneves, the famous racecar driver, sped to the season 5 finale and found victory with Las Vegas darling Julianne Hough.

Joey Fatone, former member of the popular boy band NSYNC, was runner-up in season four and took part in "Dancing With the Stars: Live in Las Vegas" show at the Tropicana.

Shawn Johnson, the Olympic gymnast champion, triumphed in season eight with Mark Ballas.

Drew Lachey, the 98 Degree singer and brother of Nick Lachey, won season two.

Gilles Martini, who starred in the movie adaptation of "Sex and the City," took second place in season eight.

Pamela Anderson, the "Baywatch" babe and Playboy favorite, competed in season 10 and settled with sixth place

Kelly Monaco, star of "General Hospital," was the show's debut winner in 2005.

Apolo Ohno, the speed skater who won eight medals in the Winter Olympics, busted out some moves to champion in season four.

Bristol Palin, daughter of controversial political figure Sarah Palin, returns after her stint on season 11.

Melissa Rycroft, infamous for her public diss on "The Bachelor," finished third in season eight.

Emmitt Smith, Super Bowl superstar, tackled his way into first on season three.

"Dancing With the Stars" plans to add a twist in its 15^th season, and will eventually allow America to vote in a 13^th competitor.

Check out Season 15 of "Dancing with the Stars," which premieres on September 24 on ABC at 8 p.m. ET.