On Sunday night, ABC will reveal the new cast of its hit competition show, "Dancing with the Stars," in interstitals hosted by Tom Bergeron in the network's regularly scheduled programming: "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," "Desperate Housewives" and "Brothers & Sisters."

But, as with all seasons, there has been a lot of advance buzz on who will be putting on their dancing shoes. Former "DWTS" contestant Lisa Rinna drops by ET to give us her take on the names that have been bandied about.

Here is what Lisa had to say:

Donny Osmond: "He is going to be like the male version of Marie Osmond. He will dance his pants off. I think he would be a strong contender."

Jewel: "I have heard the rumor and I love the idea. I think creative people -- singers and performers -- have a leg up -- so to speak -- because they perform."

Leah Remini: "Total rumor. I have not heard that. I love her. She is funny and she is a mom. I love that idea."

Kevin Federline: "I like the idea of Kevin Federline, but he is a professional dancer. That is how he met Britney. I always feel funny about people who have danced."

Lawrence Taylor: "We always have to have a football guy. He is 50. He isn't a young whippersnapper. I love the football players. They are always the most entertaining."

Denise Richards: "I have a feeling she is doing it. A little female intuition. I want her with Louis van Amstel [Lisa's former partner]. He would be great with her."

Heidi Klum: "I think she is so fantastic. She has such a great sense of humor. She is so tall, she needs to be with either Tony or Maksim."

Steve-O: "He has just gone through rehab. Obviously, he would be quite colorful and interesting to watch."

Stevie Wonder: "I don't know what to say. He hasn't had his sight most of his life. It is so hard to [dance] with your sight; I don't know how he would do it."

After all is said and done, Lisa adds, "Come Monday, we will probably be wrong and have to do it all over again."

"Dancing with the Stars" launches its new season on Monday, March 9 at 8 p.m. on ABC.