Therefore you think you to be able the dancing season 8: Is among the best 20 displays the iteration main point (again)

  By Lindsay Strouse   For the first time in So You Think You Can Dance history, the entire Top 20 has been invited back for a round two. The judges were so torn on who to send home last week that they decided to keep everyone and instead send home two couples tomorrow night. Yeah, like that’s going to be any easier! Joining the panel as a guest judge this week is dance legend Debbie Reynolds.   Before each couple performed, the dancers leaked out embarrassing secrets about their partners—from Ryan’s fast-growing leg hair to Miranda’s crush on Tadd…

Happy project: With mentor or Robert J. Ulrich talent scout’s exclusive interview

by Gina Scarpa Tomorrow night on Oxygen, The Glee Project premieres and 12 young, talented performers will compete for a multi-episode guest starring role on Glee. They will have the opportunity to work with mentors who know Glee best – the show’s choreographer, vocal coach/arranger, and casting director. Robert Ulrich is the casting director for both Glee and The Glee Project and today, we spoke to him in an exclusive interview about both shows. Q. Gina, RealityWanted: How did you first get into casting? A. Robert: I was actually an actor. I was in New York, trying to be an…

Cycle 16 America the following upper model: Recap of episode 6

  by Mike Bandy   Last night on Top Model , the girls arrived home from panel to find Tyra in their house! She asked for all the girls to sit down, and asked Molly how she was feeling. Molly complained about the rash on her head from her weave, and Tyra said that she should suck it up. No offense to Miss Tyra, but I’d be pissed off too! That girl has been through hair hell!   Anywho, Tyra decided it was time for the girls to learn about the different archetypes of modeling, and determine where each of them…

Cheat of the cinema: James Cameron speaks that conversion 3d no for each film, he wants you to make her right

2011-03-30 19:46:15 Author: Katey Rich James Cameron and George Lucas have made their names and careers as filmmakers, sure, but in a lot of ways they feel more like tinkerers and inventors, constantly looking for the newest technology not just for their own films, but to change the movie industry entirely. Both are currently working to convert their previous hits into 3D– Cameron Titanic and Lucas the full Star Wars series– but today they showed up for a lunchtime discussion at Cinema Con to talk about something a little more basic: digital cinema. The way they see it digital filmmaking leads to…