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The opening routine was set to "Aha!" by Imogen Heap and featured the dancers as pieces of art. At the start, they were all standing on different podiums and covered in sheets. When the music picked up, half the sheets were ripped off and they started with some great sharp,
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After last week's elimination of the final tapper (sigh), I wasn't sure I wanted to come back and watch the show this week. Boy, am I glad I did. It was one of the strongest performance shows we've seen this season. They started the show with a somewhat amusing slideshow of
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First results show of the season. No big. It's not like the show's been on the air for more than two months. Oh, wait ... The dancers' opening routine helped make up for it though. Set to "Warrior, Pt. 2" by Lloyd Banks, the guys started off the number with some
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For the first time this season we finally get to vote for the dancers. It's only November. No worries Fox, I'm not bitter that the judges sent home four dancers without my consent. Really. It's cool. I hardly know any of the dancers, which I suspect is why most of
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The Landmark Society of Western New York's Ghost Walk continues through October 24. For information on dates and times check City's calendar or visit the Landmark Society website.
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Vegas Week is finally here! I was so excited to see some of my faves again, but the judges were a bit loopy with eliminations tonight. They were keeping people who deserved to be cut and vice versa. They started off with several rounds of cuts. A few noticeable auditions flashed
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Final audition night before Vegas week! Who's excited?! Tonight's auditions were in Salt Lake City and definitely didn't disappoint. Nigel was back (thank God) and was joined by Mary and Mia Michaels on the judging panel this time. Love that bitch. She tells it like it is -
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So amidst all my bitching about the auditions dragging on and on, I managed to miss an episode Tuesday night. Oops! Just so no one feels cheated, I'll be recapping both episodes in one blog. Try to contain your excitement though, because there's a "So You Think You Can Dance"
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We're still slowly chugging along through these audition specials (anyone else feel like they're taking longer than usual?). Tonight's audition episode took us to Boston. I don't know if they've ever gone to Boston before. Joining Nigel and Mary this round was über-bitch/hack-Broadway choreographer Tyce DiOrio. I've never been a
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Auditions, Round 2. Ding! Tonight's episode took us to Phoenix, Arizona to find more potential contestants. This time Nigel and Mary were joined by the one, the only Mia Michaels. I love that bitch - and she usually is a bitch at auditions. If I recall, it was her that
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Yes! "Dance" is back and this time we didn't even have to wait for the summer! Why they haven't done more than one season in a year before is beyond me, but I'm glad the producers finally got with the program. Auditions kicked off in L.A. this season. Regular judges Nigel
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Last show before the grand finale and I'm still underwhelmed by this season's dancers. On the plus side, tonight's show featured a number of great performances from several S4 dancers and the Jabbawockeez dance crew. Group routine choreographed by Tyce to "Send in the Clowns" by Judy Collins. The song was
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It was the 100th episode extravaganza tonight and it was nostalgic, but a bit underwhelming for such a momentous occasion. The show kicked off with a Broadway routine to "One" from "A Chorus Line." Since this is one of my all-time favorite musicals, I had high, high hopes for the
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"The Ugly Truth" (R), directed by Robert Luketic Begins Friday, July 24 Hi, my name is Kathy and I'm a romantic comedies addict ("Hiiiii, Kathy"). They're cheesy, formulaic, and generally filled with poorly written dialogue and outrageous situations that movie buffs won't go near with a 10' pole. But I don't usually mind.
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Tonight's results show kicked off with an Asian-inspired group performance choreographed by Wade Robson and his wife, Amanda, to "So Much Betta" by Janet Jackson. The routine was quite a spectacle - three huge white drapes were hanging from the ceiling to the stage floor and the dancers were dressed
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Group routine: a hip-hop routine to "Seven Nation Army" by the White Stripes. The dancers were dressed in red and white soldier costumes, which fit nicely with the song, but meant I honestly couldn't pick anyone out. They came out strong, hitting the moves hard and sharply. At one point
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The dancers kicked off the show with a spicy, Latin-inspired hip-hop routine (how often do you see those words next to each other?) to Pitbull's "I Want You Want Me." And it was H-O-T, HOT!. It started off slow with Spanish guitar, pulsing beats and close-ups of all the dancers
