Barrie Dance Studio

Lil Kim and Derek Hough talk to TV Guide Magazine about dance training, holding their stomachs in, and their nomination for the next season: Puff Daddy!

MEET DENNIS CAINDEC Originally from Los Angeles, California, Dennis now resides in New York City. Currently signed with MSA Talent Agency in New York, he is training and studying various club styles of what NYC has to offer. He served as the Artistic Director of Culture Shock Los Angeles from 2003-2006, and directing Heaven Sent and the Color of WE are among his proud accomplishments. In addition to his exposure and appreciation to the street dance styles during his years with Culture Shock LA, his commercial dance training in Los Angeles at the Millenium Dance Complex and the Edge has helped him develop his own high energy and creative choreography. Among the other hip-hop dance groups that he has danced and/or choreographed for include DVS, Way of Rhythm, Samahang Modern, UCLA ACA, and Under A Groove. He has received multiple recognition and choreography awards for his work in the competitive studio and scholastic dance scene. Believing in supporting various hip-hop dance communities, Dennis has also been a guest master class hip-hop dance instructor for Funkanometry SF Dance Company, Rhythmology, Project D Workshops, FR3SH Dance Intensive, Culture Shock Dance Troupes in San Diego, New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Oakland and Canada as well as Orange-County, CA based Mavyn Dance Company and Team Millenia. He has served on staff/instructor at Temecula Dance Company, Chapman University, Jimmy DeFore Dance Center, and Mission Viejo Performing Arts Center to name a few …

Noelle Wood first tried pole dancing at a “Girls Night Out” party in 2006. After seeing a world champion perform super human feats at a live performance she was addicted. She has 2 boys, and will be turning 40 this year and is amazed at how fit and strong she has become through daily pole dancing. Her style is classic and balletic and she enjoys choosing songs with meaning and emotion. Noelle has over 13 years of classical dance training. As a Poleite, she has studied under various studios in the San Francisco Bay Area and privately under the IPDFA Pole Dance Instructor of the Year, Jamilla Deville, World Champion and Zumanity performer Felix Cane, Jenyne Butterfly of Las Vegas, NV, Pantera of Seattle, WA and KT Coates of Vertical Dance in the UK. Wood has been teaching pole dancing to all ages and abilities for four years. As a certified Pilate’s instructor she has been teaching for 9 years and recently sold her highly successful studio in San Francisco Bay Area to expand the love of aerial dance to her new location in Washington. Noelle actively pursues aerial dance arts including static trapeze, hoop, silks and rope. Competitively, Noelle has been competing in various pole dance competitions. The next competition, East Meets West, Ms. Spinster, will be held in North Hollywood on August 14, 2010 and Noelle is excited to represent the “Grande Dames” of pole fitness and give older women a voice in the sport. Some of Noelle’s past competitive accomplishments include: Pole …

This video was taken in Lexington, Kentucky on Oct. 30, 2011. In its 10th year, the Thriller Parade started with about 50 zombies. This year there were an estimated 1050 zombies who participated (and three different “Michaels,” not counting the giant pantomime Michael bust later in the parade). Dance training sessions were held for 5 weeks beforehand at Mecca dance studio.

Rey’s gang is elated seeing Rey getting scolded by Nicole. Nilesh gets envious seeing Rey getting close to his crush Nicole. Kria is astonished seeing the gang conspiring against Rey. Sharon gets flabbergasted seeing Swayam’s high class status. Swayam and Sharon disagree over the candidate’s selection for the dance fest.