After Tuesday night's performances, the judges and America were pleased with the improvement of many of the dancers. As Nigel said, "SYTYCD" was back, the dance competition in full force! Still, two dancers had to go at the end in this week's elimnation night, leaving us with the Top 12.

A phenomenal opening routine choreographed by Wade and Amanda Robson showcased the Top 14 dancing in white with cool lighting, popping out from underneath sheets. Adam Shankman even gave a shout out to the choreography and its weird museum-like nature. Nakul Dev Mahajan's Bollywood Dance Production performed the fun, Bhangra-based Indian dance, all brightly-clad (For more on Nakul, stay tuned for the February 2010 issue of DS!). Though the performance left us all smiles, six dancers were anxiously preparing to fight for their spot in the competiton.

Just as the judges predicted, Kevin and Karen were the first…
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What’s up DS? This is your boy AntBoogie reporting in. Omarion has a new single release out called “I get it in.” It’s the first release off his new label, Star Entertainment. Omarion directed the high-energy music video, which also features a cameo appearance from this past season's “America's Best Dance Crew” winners, We Are Heroes. Omarion’s long-time choreographer, Roro, and his assistant, Free, choreographed the video. Omarion is making his return and claiming to be the "King of Dance." AmountBoyz member, Mike “Xmastree” Vargas, is is one of the backup dancers in the video. (You can't miss him—he’s the only dancer wearing plaid.) The music video is posted on the front page of my website antboogieworld.com. Chris Brown’s new music video “Transform Ya,” choreographed by The Authority crew (Flii Stylez, Richmond and Ton Taluega), is also on the site.