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So You Think You Can Dance Rundown: First Dancers Eliminated!
The emotional roller coaster of So You Think You Can Dance begins! The dancers competed for the first time on Tuesday, and with the enthralling routines came the first two contestant eliminations. We're now down to 18 dancers, and I'm so happy and relieved to finally be in the throes of the competition.
Are You Getting Tired of Competition Dance Shows?
So You Think You Can Dance is now in full swing, and Dancing With the Stars is nearing its season end, but it looks like there won't be any time of the year when you have to go without a dance competition show. It's just been announced that Kathy Griffin has signed on to host Let's Dance, where stars re-enact famous dance routines from pop culture. While it sounds kind of awesome, I feel overloaded with similar news, since Oxygen has just given its competition reality show Dance Your Ass Off a new season.
So You Think You Can Dance Rundown: Top 18 Becomes 16
I'm surprised at how into this season of So You Think You Can Dance I already am; in only the second competition show so far, we watched some amazing pieces, and now I can say I've already been rocked by eliminations. Let's talk about the newly ousted dancers and the most memorable dances of the night!
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Dancing With the Gym: Group Dance Classes
Dancing has really made its footprint in mainstream media. From Dancing With the Stars to J'Lo's Dancelife, we can't get enough of watching people dance on TV.
Gyms around the country are catching on to this theory and are offering dancing group classes to cater to our love of dancing.
SYTYCD's Brandon and Ariana Talk About Being Cut First
This week's ousted dancers from So You Think You Can Dance were the first to go since the top 20 were selected. Brandon Dumlao and Ariana Dubose got on the phone with a few reporters this morning, including me, to chat about how they feel after last night's elimination.
- Brandon
- On the timeline of replacing Billy Bell: I got the call on Friday at 11 in the morning and they told me that I was able to replace another dancer, and it was Billy, in this case.
Win the Trip of a Lifetime to Attend SYTYCD Finale and Hang With a Cast Member From Glee!
We can't get enough of Glee and So You Think You Can Dance so we're giving away an amazing prize to celebrate two of our favorite Fall shows! It's the ultimate once in a lifetime experience in LA — we're giving away a trip for you and a friend to LA for the season six finale of SYTYCD! The prize includes travel for two to Los Angeles, hotel accommodations for three nights, car transfers, and tickets to SYTYCD's final performance and finale!
So You Think You Can Dance: Meet the Top 20!
After weeks of auditions, we finally have the top 20 dancers on So You Think You Can Dance! There were some surprises for who got cut, but on the whole, I'm so excited about this new round of contestants and can't wait until next week for the competition to start. In the meantime — meet your new top 20!
US Pole Dancing Competitions
I've taken an S-Factor Pole Dancing class, so I'll be the first to say that it is quite a workout. It requires strength, flexibility, coordination, balance, stamina, and did I say strength? I know many women are into pole dancing as a workout, and even celebs like Teri Hatcher and Kate Hudson have raved about it.
DVD Review: Dance and Be Fit — Lower Body Burn
When you just can't seem to dig up the motivation to get moving, the one thing that might give you a push is the possibility of having fun. Kimberly Miguel Mullen is all about putting joy into a workout with her Dance and Be Fit — Lower Body Burn DVD ($15), which consists of a five-minute warmup, two 20-minute sequences, and a five-minute cooldown.
It always throws me off when you're guided by a voice-over and not a speaking person, but once I got past that, I was able to enjoy this fun dance program.
Get Ready For the First California Pole-Dance Championship
I have no doubt that pole dancing, as a press release for California's first pole-dance championship next month puts it, "requires strength, agility, flexibility, and endurance." Nor do I believe that pole dancing is "just posing against a pole" but rather involves "spinning, inverts, climbing, and power holds."
But what does it mean to elevate to a sport an act that originated in strip clubs and which symbolizes a woman's role as a sex object?
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