Season 3 finalist Jesús Solorio has released his first recording at Myspace.
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SixShot.com has a really outstanding interview with choreographer Dave Scott:
What can we expect from the upcoming project you helped choreograph, Step Up 2 The Streets?
This movie stems from Step Up. In that one it was a hip-hop kid coming to a technically trained studio and trying to bring hip-hop to the school. In this one it’s reversed—they’re trying to get street credibility coming from that school. So it tells a different story on the urban edge. The dancing got to be a lot more creative because I got a chance to use some of these technically trained dancers, on top of b-boys, on top of hip-hop, and take it to the next page on a whole hip-hop level.
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Blogger Marisa Paull goes deep while recounting recent classes taken with Tyce Diorio, Sabra Johnson, and Kameron Bink.
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Dance writer Nancy Wozny interviews herself and asks the most interesting questions:
And dance on TV?
Yes it's there and growing. Not all pretty. I wish they would put me in charge. And now that there's a writers strike dance on TV makes even more sense than ever.
What do you know about dance on TV?
I watched the June Taylor Dancers on The Lawrence Welk Show with my grandmother. Taylor was an early dance-on-TV pioneer.
Favorite moment on So You Think You Can Dance?
Hasn't happened yet, but it goes like this, they pick a genre out of the hat and it reads “Judson Church.”
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Singer Brian Evans says So You Think You Can Dance didn't have permission to use his rendition of It Had To Be You for tour performances. He's suing for 3 million dollars.
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Don't forget, Dance War: Bruno vs Carrie Ann begins it's 6 week run tonight at 8pm ET/PT.
