Dancing With the Stars|A reality show with a twist
Jan
31
Filed Under (dancing with the stars) by timdeegan
Groshan Fabiola asked:
Helio Castroneves has indeed made a name for himself, aside from being a successful race car driver, he has shown the world he is also a dance floor master. He recently captured the championship title in the fifth season of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and has recommended his co-racer, Danica Patrick to take a shot at dancing. However, she has responded to this with a big fat NO.
“No way,” were Patrick’s exact words when she told The Indianapolis Star about the chance of being part of the next season of Dancing with the Stars. “I’m telling you, no way.”
Patrick also said that the expectations Castroneves created on the dance floor would be too much to overcome. She has yet to focus on her racing career, hoping to make her first win behind the wheel since joining the IndyCar Series three years ago.
“His personality is so infectious,” Patrick said of Castroneves. “He smiles all the time, he plays to the camera, and he loves [the attention]. I’m a little too serious. People at home would be going, ‘What’s wrong [with her]?”
“It won’t be enough to do [Dancing with the Stars] now; you’ll have to win it,” she added.
Patrick has some accomplishments of her own, having been named Rookie of the Year for both the 2005 Indianapolis 500 and the 2005 IndyCar Series season. She has also graced the cover of June 6, 2005 issue of Sports Illustrated, making her the first Indianapolis 500 driver on the cover of the magazine. As for her television appearances, she has worked as host on TV shows on Spike TV, including the Powerblock. She was also featured in the 2005 documentary Girl Racers. As for other media, she has published her autobiography, Danica: Crossing the Line.
As for other rumored celebrities to battle it out on Dancing with the Stars, there’s former child star Kristy McNichol (Family, Empty Nest), who is reportedly heading back to showbiz after cutting her acting career short, following a diagnosis on bipolar disorder in 1994. She is currently being considered as a rival to former Brady Bunch actress Florence Henderson in the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars.
For more resources about Dancing with the Stars or for the full story of Female Indycar Racer Says No to Dancing with the Stars please review http://www.buddytv.com
Glenda
Helio Castroneves has indeed made a name for himself, aside from being a successful race car driver, he has shown the world he is also a dance floor master. He recently captured the championship title in the fifth season of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and has recommended his co-racer, Danica Patrick to take a shot at dancing. However, she has responded to this with a big fat NO.
“No way,” were Patrick’s exact words when she told The Indianapolis Star about the chance of being part of the next season of Dancing with the Stars. “I’m telling you, no way.”
Patrick also said that the expectations Castroneves created on the dance floor would be too much to overcome. She has yet to focus on her racing career, hoping to make her first win behind the wheel since joining the IndyCar Series three years ago.
“His personality is so infectious,” Patrick said of Castroneves. “He smiles all the time, he plays to the camera, and he loves [the attention]. I’m a little too serious. People at home would be going, ‘What’s wrong [with her]?”
“It won’t be enough to do [Dancing with the Stars] now; you’ll have to win it,” she added.
Patrick has some accomplishments of her own, having been named Rookie of the Year for both the 2005 Indianapolis 500 and the 2005 IndyCar Series season. She has also graced the cover of June 6, 2005 issue of Sports Illustrated, making her the first Indianapolis 500 driver on the cover of the magazine. As for her television appearances, she has worked as host on TV shows on Spike TV, including the Powerblock. She was also featured in the 2005 documentary Girl Racers. As for other media, she has published her autobiography, Danica: Crossing the Line.
As for other rumored celebrities to battle it out on Dancing with the Stars, there’s former child star Kristy McNichol (Family, Empty Nest), who is reportedly heading back to showbiz after cutting her acting career short, following a diagnosis on bipolar disorder in 1994. She is currently being considered as a rival to former Brady Bunch actress Florence Henderson in the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars.
For more resources about Dancing with the Stars or for the full story of Female Indycar Racer Says No to Dancing with the Stars please review http://www.buddytv.com
Glenda
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Jan
30
Filed Under (dancing with the stars) by timdeegan
just a girl asked:
i’m going to the dancing with the stars tour on jan 5th, and was wondering what i should wear. something nice and dressy? jeans, skirt, dress?
please help!!
thank you!
Jared
i’m going to the dancing with the stars tour on jan 5th, and was wondering what i should wear. something nice and dressy? jeans, skirt, dress?
please help!!
thank you!
Jared
Jan
12
Filed Under (dancing with the stars) by timdeegan
Rafael Corney asked:
by Rafael Corney, dating coach
No surprise, given the popularity of shows like Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance, but dancing has become one of the hottest hobbies and sports – yes, sports – in the world today!!
Would you believe that a non-profit organization called USA DANCE is an affiliate member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and is recognized by both the USOC and the International DanceSport Federation (IDSF) as the National Governing Body of DanceSport in the United States? (DanceSport is the competitive version of ballroom dancing.)
What does this have to do with you?
My dating friend, whether lady or gent, you need to get your booty out there on that dance floor and kick up those heels, because dancing is where it’s at for today’s dynamic duos.
The benefits of dancing are amazing both for you as an individual as well as in your coupling efforts.
Let’s look at a few of them:
General Benefits
First, ballroom dancing gives you an enhanced appreciation of music and its rhythms. It will help your sense of balance, and promote more fluid movement in your walking and running.
You’ll make new types of relationships with others. Dancing with a partner in harmony gives you a more open, understanding, responsive, and supportive relationship both with your partner as well as with others. Overall, your outlook on life will become more positive.
Physical Benefits
Dancing is a great body conditioner, even if you can only manage to do it once a week. But if you can dance two or three times a week, you’ll increase your stamina, you’re your heart stronger, strengthen your legs, and generally tone your body. And as mentioned above, you’ll become more balanced, fluid, and flexible.
Mental Benefits
Mentally, dancing serves as a wonderful stress relief. A pressure-cooker day melts away when the evening eases you into the arms of your dance partner. Sleep that night is sound and sweet.
Becoming a competent dancer also provides an excellent learning experience in discipline, goal setting, planning, achievement, assuredness, self-confidence and pride in your abilities. These favorable attributes transfer into all other areas of your life as well. The payoff can be significant!
A third benefit involves that old saying “use it or lose it.”
Learning and remembering the many steps and movements required of the various dances provide a significant mental challenge and a constant stimulant to the brain. Surely this is why avid dancers usually remain mentally alert, regardless of age.
Social Benefits
A good dancer is a definite plus to social occasions — especially you men. If a man takes the time to become a skilled and confident, but not overly forceful leader, his presence is appreciated by every lady in the room. A good dancer does not need to be handsome to be popular. Similarly, a lady who is a good dancer radiates grace and charm, regardless of whether she is a physical beauty.
In both your business and professional life, you’ll be amazed at how your ability to dance affects your popularity and attractiveness to people of both sexes. And these days, with dancing as popular as it is, it is almost essential to be able to dance well in order to truly function at many social occasions.
When adults become involved with ballroom dancing they meet many new people who have a similar interest and develop lasting friendships with many of them. Many dancers say that ballroom dancing adds an entirely new and very beneficial dimension to their life.
In sum? Learn to dance: it is a valuable skill that will enhance your life in every way.
Maureen
by Rafael Corney, dating coach
No surprise, given the popularity of shows like Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance, but dancing has become one of the hottest hobbies and sports – yes, sports – in the world today!!
Would you believe that a non-profit organization called USA DANCE is an affiliate member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and is recognized by both the USOC and the International DanceSport Federation (IDSF) as the National Governing Body of DanceSport in the United States? (DanceSport is the competitive version of ballroom dancing.)
What does this have to do with you?
My dating friend, whether lady or gent, you need to get your booty out there on that dance floor and kick up those heels, because dancing is where it’s at for today’s dynamic duos.
The benefits of dancing are amazing both for you as an individual as well as in your coupling efforts.
Let’s look at a few of them:
General Benefits
First, ballroom dancing gives you an enhanced appreciation of music and its rhythms. It will help your sense of balance, and promote more fluid movement in your walking and running.
You’ll make new types of relationships with others. Dancing with a partner in harmony gives you a more open, understanding, responsive, and supportive relationship both with your partner as well as with others. Overall, your outlook on life will become more positive.
Physical Benefits
Dancing is a great body conditioner, even if you can only manage to do it once a week. But if you can dance two or three times a week, you’ll increase your stamina, you’re your heart stronger, strengthen your legs, and generally tone your body. And as mentioned above, you’ll become more balanced, fluid, and flexible.
Mental Benefits
Mentally, dancing serves as a wonderful stress relief. A pressure-cooker day melts away when the evening eases you into the arms of your dance partner. Sleep that night is sound and sweet.
Becoming a competent dancer also provides an excellent learning experience in discipline, goal setting, planning, achievement, assuredness, self-confidence and pride in your abilities. These favorable attributes transfer into all other areas of your life as well. The payoff can be significant!
A third benefit involves that old saying “use it or lose it.”
Learning and remembering the many steps and movements required of the various dances provide a significant mental challenge and a constant stimulant to the brain. Surely this is why avid dancers usually remain mentally alert, regardless of age.
Social Benefits
A good dancer is a definite plus to social occasions — especially you men. If a man takes the time to become a skilled and confident, but not overly forceful leader, his presence is appreciated by every lady in the room. A good dancer does not need to be handsome to be popular. Similarly, a lady who is a good dancer radiates grace and charm, regardless of whether she is a physical beauty.
In both your business and professional life, you’ll be amazed at how your ability to dance affects your popularity and attractiveness to people of both sexes. And these days, with dancing as popular as it is, it is almost essential to be able to dance well in order to truly function at many social occasions.
When adults become involved with ballroom dancing they meet many new people who have a similar interest and develop lasting friendships with many of them. Many dancers say that ballroom dancing adds an entirely new and very beneficial dimension to their life.
In sum? Learn to dance: it is a valuable skill that will enhance your life in every way.
Maureen
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