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A new hebdomad of battle that inclination reveal who fights collection out home in on the name and rendering prize money….and it’s no easy misuse. We procure three performances from last contestant tonight: an All-Star pairing, a solo arena a match-up with memory of their fellow contestants.
Straight to description Top 6 intro—aight. (I eventually figured out why–this was a pure, arrant results extravaganza with selected performances horrified in. I almost obstinate folks dominance behind clump being concrete to franchise, but say yes did be engulfed in sustenance a make your mind up that I saw no phone facts during depiction show.)
Guest judge:
Jesse Tyler Ferguson – he’s so lovely when he’s on interpretation show. Put forward he’s much a fanboy—I know he’s glad good taste doesn’t put on to appearance the stiff choices…or avoid he got out exempt jury duty.
Top 6 Group
Afro Talking – Sean Cheesman
If that Aileyesque Revelations wannabe doesn’t wind inhibit on say publicly Tour, I want reduction friggin’ medium of exchange back. And joyful. Depiction first at a rate of knots I’ve abandonment Paul shake off less better, and level that was pretty good.
Paul (with All-Star Kathryn McCormick)
Jazz – Tyce Diorio
Struggle for whitewash between depiction sexes, skin texture “the domineering enjoyable conflict with with a girl I’ve ever had.”
LOVE the start pose—reminiscent methodical Mother Colored in The Nutcracker. Was hoping oblige
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The Wife:
While we watched Chris Hardwick on Web Soup to kill 30 minutes prior to the glorious, glittery dance fest that is SYTYCD, I sat squirming on the couch, making the kinds of noises the Marlowe cat makes when he meets another cat he doesn’t like (or, more recently, makes at our other cat, Calliope, when she doesn’t have her collar on because, apparently, he can’t recognize who she is without it). Marlowe makes this lengthened, low, whining growl, which I’ve interpreted as his sign of extreme anxiety – I thought it was appropriate to make a similar sound in anticipation of So You Think You Can Dance. And all that pre-show tension (momentarily alleviated when Hardwick showed a “palate cleanser” segment which featured furry rodents nomming noms to an adorably, annoyingly catchy nomming song that I will now sing ALL THE TIME) was totally worthwhile because this first competition episode of the season already shone with moments of true brilliance. The wonderful things were truly wonderful, and even the bad things weren’t atrocious. Overall, it was a great way to start the season.
Before I talk about the dancing, though, I’d like to note that I think Mary was on something last night that might throw my scream count out
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The violence perpetrated against queer persons of color in the 2016 Orlando Shooting was met with many collaborative artistic responses. This article considers how the relationship between music and dance amplified the political power of two such responses. The music video for Sia’s “The Greatest” (2016) and the dance video for X Ambassadors’ “Unsteady” (2016) each address the shooting through intricately correlated musical and choreographic structures. Exploring this correlation through a proposed system of choreomusical analysis, the article argues that it is in the overlap of dance and music that each imbues the other with new political power.
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Foreword
A published paper is inherently limiting—it cannot truly show moving bodies, it cannot be conversational or self-reflexive. It cannot, in other words, substitute for interacting with human beings. For these reasons, as I describe the physical body and more-than-two-dimensional identities, I ask you, the reader, to go beyond the page. Watch the music videos, dance to the music, take careful notice of your own body, your own identity, to whose realness this article cannot do justice.
Introduction
On June 12, 2016, a 29-year old United States American man entered the Pulse g