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www.carbonated.tv It’s hard not to be mesmerized by Rick Malambri the star of Step Up 3D. With a towering 6-foot-2 figure and a well shaved look to make any lady weak in the knees, Rick Malambri is on top of his game, starring in the film franchise known to upstart the careers of Hollywood newcomers like Channing Tatum. As Rick relishes in the success of Step Up 3D, Carbonated TV sits down for a chat with the star who’s dancing in and out of life’s many complicated dimensions. The stars of the Step Up franchise usually come from an extensive background. The immense talent and formal dance training of each cast member is presented within the first five minutes of the film; however, Rick Malambri reveals his background was in acting when joining the film. According to Malambri, the film franchise wanted to evolve into a more mature storyline which demanded Malambri’s character to be the designated leader rather than the head dancer. Naturally, more character development was needed rather than dancing expertise. But the experience he does bring comes from being a lifelong self-learner. Malambri would watch dance videos online with friends and then breakdance in the streets. Step Up 3D Cast: Rick Malambri, Adam G. Sevani, Sharni Vinson, Alyson Stoner, Keith Stallworth, Kendra Andrews, Stephen “Twitch” Boss, Joe Slaughter

The highlight of the hilarious Hyperspace Hoopla that concludes each day of Star Wars Weekends at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is the Dance-Off with the Star Wars Stars during which Star Wars characters get down to popular music. The 2009 playlist includes hits from the ’90s and is not to be missed. Don’t miss our photo gallery of Star Wars Weekends 2009 pictures at www.attractionsmagazine.com Video shot by Ricky Brigante.

Teddy Riley has officially signed on to play a music director in Paramount’s new film “Hype Nation.” The veteran producer known for his part in creating New Jack Swing and his role in the groups Guy and Blackstreet joins B2K and rumored comedian Whoopi Goldberg for the dance flick according to Variety. The $25 million film, which begins production in July will follow dance battles between R&B group B2K and South Korean dance crew The Gambler. According to recent reports, most of the film sis expected to be produced in South Korea where The Gambler is a top Korean B-boy team. The team has won numerous dance competitions including the 2004 Battle of the Year in Germany and the 2005 UK Championship. Alex Calzatti (“I Am Cuba”) will direct the project for Young Lee of Young Film, a Korean American producer who has previously partnered with hip-hop artists in the US. “Hype Nation” is slated for release worldwide in early 2009. From what i can make out i thinks its gambler crew as in the original gambler with darkness,music ,eagle etc …but i am not sure all i can say is b2k are going to loose

Go to disneyworld.disney.go.com for more info on Star Wars Weekends. Check out www.parksleuth.com for more theme park videos. The host who plays “Snig” in this video is Robert Pigott. Visit his website at http Vader steals the show in this years’ dance off. This is part of “Snig and Oopla’s Hyperspace Hoopla” show during Star Wars Weekends at Disney’s Hollywood Studios (formerly known as MGM Studios).

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