Sharon Stone is one of those gorgeous Hollywood actresses that always seems to look hot and here she is showing off her tits in this paparazzi shot Continue reading →
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Individuality reigns at season-nine auditions in Atlanta. By Natasha Chandel Janelle Issis on “So You Think You Can Dance” Photo: FOX There were high expectations going into the Georgia auditions for season nine of “So You Think You Can Dance” since Atlanta is home to season-eight winner Melanie Moore. And the state certainly stepped up to the challenge. But the dancers who stood out the most were those who embraced their individuality and explosive charisma. Although has already seen a diverse range of personalities, Georgia dancers exuded an infectious charisma that was heightened by the pairing of some unique dance styles. The ladies in the Dirty South kept it classy while embracing their sexy confidence. And the boys, well, they certainly charmed their way to Las Vegas. Judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy and guest judge Debbie Allen had their work cut out for them, but there were a few dancers who stood out from the crowd: The Belly Dancer Janelle Issis, a proud young Middle Eastern belly dancer, shook everything her mama gave her for that coveted golden ticket to Vegas. Trained in multiple styles, Issis learned belly dancing while at church! Her beautiful face lit up further when she showed off her skills to an off-kilter hip-hop song choice. “Only in America can you learn to dance like that in church,” Lythgoe said, praising Issis. The Robot Dancer(s) The dynamic trio known as the Dragon House dancers absolutely stunned the judges with their robotic style of dance. Real-life roomies Boris Penton, Andre Rucker and Cyrus “Glitch” Spencer performed separately, each one displaying more genius than the last. Murphy remarked that she couldn’t believe she could still be surprised nine seasons into the show, and yet all three floored the judges and earned their golden tickets. The Weird Dancer Daniella Dominguez not only loves bacon (eating it five times a week) but she is also a very, very “weird dancer.” At least that’s what her family calls her, and the judges seemed to agree. “You are weird,” Murphy said. The young woman’s odd contemporary style was reminiscent of “SYTYCD” resident choreographer Sonya Tayeh, whom she loves. Granted a Vegas ticket, Daniella left ecstatic … perhaps to a waiting tub of bacon. The Country Dancer It seems there is very little hip-hop in Glade Hill, Virginia, home of Asher Walker. Cat Deeley hardly seemed surprised, but what did surprise the judges was the very country-looking Walker’s hip-hop routine. Although he didn’t get the highest of props for dance-ability, Lythgoe did say he exuded “personality,” and this seemed enough to move him ahead in the competition. The Chicken Dancer Brittany Ortner was another eccentric hopeful vying for the title of best dancer on “SYTYCD.” All she had to do to get to the audition was cross a couple chicken! Hailing from Oviedo, Florida, a town that has laws protecting the livelihood of chickens, Ortner came in bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, teasing the judges with a chicken dance before she hit her high note with an excellent contemporary routine. Ortner prevailed and will finally get some well-deserved time away from the hens as she parties it up in Vegas. The Gifted Dancer Then there was George Lawrence II. A former track champion turned dancer, Lawrence didn’t have support from his father when he left the track to pursue his new passion of dance. The moment Lawrence hit the stage, though, everything else seemed to melt away for the judges. His strength and agility were evident as he jumped and kicked his legs high above the earth with an unusual grace, much like season three’s Danny Tidwell, receiving similar comments from the judges. “There are a few people in this world who are born to dance, and you are one of them,” Allen said, while Murphy considered his audition to be the best in Georgia. Lawrence got a unanimous “yes” to move on. Other notable moments came from dancers like Courtney Kirby, who arrived arm-in-arm with her grandmother, a former dance teacher. When Murphy and Allen agreed that Kirby should move on to Vegas, the uninhibited grandmother asked Lythgoe, “You sure you don’t want to change your mind so you don’t look ridiculous?” And duo Damon Bellmon and Deon Lewis, who received terrible backlash for copying their routine from a YouTube video in their season-eight audition, returned to redeem themselves. They did so, but only Damon was pushed through all the way to Sin City. Which dancer from the Georgia auditions was your favorite?
MTV News got the chance to listen to the June 19 release in advance and breaks down the standout tracks on the album. By Jocelyn Vena Justin Bieber on his “Believe” album cover Photo: Justin Bieber/ Twitter Justin Bieber is leaving the sweet, puppy-love days of his My World albums behind for the glitzier and more mature Believe , which depicts him in the club, falling in love with girls and the hard beats. When he dropped the album’s first single, “Boyfriend,” back in March, it was clear he was making a statement, declaring, “I am man, hear me roar!” That transition is explored even further on the rest of Believe. In addition to the more mature sound, the tracks are really strong and sequenced well — they play into one another. Bieber and Usher , the album’s executive producer, have managed to craft an album that almost never misses a beat. And on an album with a lot of beats, that’s saying something. Fans are treated to the singles “All Around the World,” which features his “Baby” pal Ludacris, and “Boyfriend” first. They are strong setups for what’s to come as the album mostly bounces between swaggerfied pop ‘n’ b and epic dance music. There’s a ballad or two thrown in for good measure, just to keep Beliebers swooning. Having enlisted the likes of Max Martin, Rodney Jerkins, Babyface, Diplo and the Messengers to help shape the funky sound of the album, a quick glance through the album’s credits proves that Bieber was incredibly hands-on as well. His name appears on nearly every song’s credits. Wondering how that all shakes out? Well, before the album drops on June 19, MTV News has rounded up five standout tracks from the release. “As Long as You Love Me” The song grooves thanks to vocal effects that mesh well with the staccato beat. The track is filled with synths and a pulsing undercurrent that highlights Big Sean’s verse, where he spits lines like “I don’t know if this makes sense/ But you’re my hallelujah.” That gospel is mirrored on Bieber’s chorus, where he sings, “As long as you love me/ We could be starving/ We could be broke.” He’s expected to tease the track next week, making it a perfect candidate to be the song of the summer. “Beauty and the Beat” Speaking of summer songs, this track features the one and only Nicki Minaj and a Martin-produced beat. It is a certifiable grinding and fist-pumping club banger. And Bieber isn’t shy about his intentions on it, singing, “Body rock/ I can feel your body rock.” Minaj is sassy, as always, flirting back, but noting, “Gotta keep my eye out for Selena.” “Right Here” Drake and Bieber enter each other’s musical spaces for this sexy mid-tempo track. Drake doesn’t rap on it, opting instead to use his R&B flair and singing. The two guys, who certainly have shown their soft sides in the past, put them on full display when they let their special ladies know “I’m right here” on the chorus, later sharing emotions like “[I] promise to be all that you need.” “Thought of You” Diplo softened his love for crunchy beats for this track. It swirls and crescendos around Bieber as he repeats “I’m in love with the thought of you” on the chorus. As the song continues, it breaks down as he sings, “Gonna take some time/ But I’ll figure it out.” Diplo is clearly felt on the track courtesy of its hand claps layered with the song’s beat and Bieber vocals, where he wonders, “Why should we fight these feelings?” “Catching Feelings” Sure, much of the album is beat-heavy, but Bieber does slow it down. There’s the inspirational “Believe,” but it’s the ballad “Catching Feelings” that shows the singer’s softer side thanks to an assist from ballad king Babyface. Bieber ponders feelings like “I want to know if she feels the same” over guitar music. The song definitely has a ’90s R&B vibe to it and gives fans a second to breathe between dance tracks. And it will have girls swooning when he sings, “In my head/ We’re already together … With you I’m better.” Go on girls, faint. Which tracks are you most looking forward to hearing? Tell us in the comments. Related Videos MTV First: Justin Bieber
The last time we saw Jamie Lynn Spears , she was showing off her sexy bikini body in some Instagram or Twitter pictures or one of those things, so I was looking forward to some more. And then I got these. The idea of Britney Spears’ younger sister wearing a white t-shirt and playing with water balloons sounds pretty damn awesome on paper, but I’m not getting the money shot. Sure we get a little cleavage, but I was expecting a whole lot more. Next time.
Rhona Mitra is one of those actresses that we have wanted to fuck for a long time now simply because she is so damn hot and here she is being a tease Continue reading →
Rhona Mitra is one of those actresses that we have wanted to fuck for a long time now simply because she is so damn hot and here she is being a tease Continue reading →
Rhona Mitra is one of those actresses that we have wanted to fuck for a long time now simply because she is so damn hot and here she is being a tease Continue reading →
Tila will always be remembered as the Myspace girl topless here. She has some pretty nice tits even though it is obvious they are fake. Continue reading →