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There really seems to be no holding back Lil’ Kim on Dancing With The Stars! After a not-so-impressive showing on last week’s show, Kim bounced back this week achieving the top score of the night for her and dance partner Derek Hough’s performance of the Paso Doble. More power to her.

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Rapper Lil’ Kim delivered her first performance on Dancing With The Stars, which didn’t impress the judges all that much – with one labelling it ‘underwhelming’. That said, the pint sized star, who performed the Rumba with dance partner Derek Hough, still got a pretty decent score from the judges. For what it’s worth, I liked it :S

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Central London was brought to a stand still this afternoon as 100 Beyonce impersonators launched into the now iconic ‘Single Ladies’ routine in Picadilly Circus. The spectacle was used to promote Bey’s Trident Gum sponsored free concert here in London at the 02 in November. To be in with a chance of snagging a pair of tickets from the 13,000 available, all you have to do is buy a pack of Trident Gum. Competition is open to UK residents only.

Probably one of the best promotional efforts I’ve seen or heard of in a while. It’d be awesome if labels, marketing teams etc dabbled in such unconventional advertising more often. Great stuff.

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Lil’ Kim is still on fire on Dancing With The Stars; the feisty rapper and dance partner Derek Hough performed The Jive this week, earning Kim the highest score of the night (and her personal top score). Go Kim!

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Much like the guys on The Big Bang Theory, I love Summer Glau. And while I always knew that Terminator and Firefly star started her career as a Ballet dancer, I really had no idea just what that would entail. But now we know that not only is she super cute, and retardedly sexy, but she’s damn bendy, too! Nerdgasm.

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Lil’ Kim continues to soar on Dancing With The Stars. Check out her performance of the Argentine Tango on last week (week 4), and her performance of the Viennese Waltz last night (week 5):

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Lil’Kim is really showing herself to be a lil’ ball of fierceness on Dancing With The Stars. The rapper continued to impress this week, with her performance of the Samba with partner Derek Hough. Great performance.

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America sent Kameron Bink packing last week on So You Think You Can Dance. The day after his ouster, Bink, 21, gave Us a ring to discuss his favorite moves and the secret behind his sexy chemistry with partner Lacey Schwimmer.

Usmagazine.com: You made an interesting first impression during tryouts.
Kameron Bink: The first day I walked into rehearsal with [judge/choreographer] Mia [Michaels], and before she said hi, she grabbed me by the shoulder and her first words were, “I […] hate your hair!” Maybe she thought I was putting on a show, but that’s just me – I’m just very open with my style.

Us: Did you feel like you had to conform during your time on the series?
KB: No, I was just being myself and having fun. I’m just not a cutthroat, fight-for-the-camera type of person. Maybe that was bad in the end because people didn’t really get a chance to know me as well as some of the other dancers, but I’m not going to change just because the cameras are around.

Us: Your chemistry with Lacey was certainly hot!
KB: The first couple of weeks were really strong [for us] and everybody had high expectations. I think the judges slowly got tired of so much chemistry. Lacey is just on top of her game and as time went on she started to outshine me a little bit. Honestly, I was completely satisfied with that role and enjoyed being there.

Us: How do you feel about judge Dan Karaty’s comment that you were simply a prop for Lacey?
KB: It takes two people to make every one of those dances work and no one dancer can do it by themselves. I’ve never seen a dancer create chemistry with a prop and I’ve never seen a prop throw someone around the stage!

Us: What was your reaction to judge Wade Robson’s admission last week that the routine he choreographed was anti-war?
KB: I have friends in the military and dear friends who are Marines. I support all the troops, but to say that you’re antiwar doesn’t mean you’re not patriotic and pulling for our troops overseas.

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Last night’s episode So You Think You Can Dance took a shocking political twist. Some in the military and dance communities were startled when choreographer and judge Wade Robson billed one of his routines as “anti-war.“ Remember Wade, the guy who Britney cheated with when she was with Justin?

In a taped package that aired right before Jaimie Goodwin, one of the ten finalists, performed to John Mayer’s “Waiting on the World to Change,�? Robson took his stance, saying “[the routine] has to have something everybody can connect to. It’s about peace…it’s about the war – anti-war.�?

In an exclusive conversation with Usmagazine.com, judge and choreographer Dan Karaty, says the routine was the first of its kind this season and its message hit home – hard.

“I was upset. My brother Thomas is a Marine. [The message] was an interesting choice,�? Karaty says, adding that his feelings are echoed by his parents, who are former dancers themselves.

Karaty, who counts Robson as a close friend, believes that the primetime program was the wrong place for the choreographer to make his feelings known.

“Everybody has the right to have an opinion,�? he says. “Part of the reason our troops are [fighting] is that so we can all have our own opinion. We are given the freedom to do whatever we want conceptually and choreographically, which is a great thing. The producers of the show trust us,�? he says, adding that he is unaware of a production policy of clearing routines and themes prior to air. “But,�? he insists, “I don’t think So You Think You Can Dance is the right form to express political opinions.�?

Adding fuel to the fire was judge/choreographer Mia Michaels, who was wearing a military-style jacket with a military logo. According to Karaty, the judges and choreographers are allowed to select their own attire.

“My family was upset over the jacket that Mia had on just because its a question of who should be wearing that kind of jacket and why….only certain people should be wearing those jackets,” Karaty says.

Judge Mary Murphy tells Us she hopes the competition can move past this controversy. “I support our troops and everyone’s right to express their opinion,” she says. “So You Think You Can Dance features talented dancers with amazing personal stories. It is my hope that after tonight the focus will shift back to the dancers and away from political statements.” A rep for Robson and Michaels had no comment but did confirm that last night’s events will be addressed on tonight’s live broadcast.

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