Just Dance - Black Swan Breaks Record, Lady Gaga's Choreographer Hits E!, The Dilemma

NARRATOR: Black Swan breaks the record.
Vince Vaughn faces a Dilemma.
And Lady Gaga's choreographer gets her own
reality show on E!.
This is Just Dance for January 16, 2011.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
NARRATOR: It's official.
Creative director, choreographer, and TV
personality Laurieann Gibson received word that her reality
show, The Dance Scene, has been picked up by E!.
One of the hardest working choreographers today, Gibson
has worked with dozens of today's hottest artists, like
Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga.
Gibson told fans about the show eight months ago, but was
coy with the details.
-That was an exciting night.
I was at the Upfronts announcing what is--
FEMALE SPEAKER (OFFSCREEN): What is?
- --the beginning of my legacy.
Boomkack.
Laurieann gets a project dance show--
FEMALE SPEAKER (OFFSCREEN): It's an
extension of your legacy.
- --for girls just like you and me.
NARRATOR: Now her Boomkack legacy will indeed continue
with at least eight 30-minute episodes on the
Entertainment Network.
The producer behind the reality show is one of
Hollywood's busiest men, Ryan Seacrest, who said that the
series gives audiences an insider's view of how
competitive the dance world is.
The dance scene will follow Laurieann Gibson as she trains
dancers and assistant choreographers on what it
takes to work with Hollywood stars.
Stick with Just Dance for all the latest news on the dance
scene, which hits E!
April 10.
-Hey, kitty, kitty.
We got it on.
NARRATOR: Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan made Critics'
Choice Movie Awards history this year, receiving a
record-breaking 12 nominations.
The Critics' Choice Movie Awards are bestowed by the
Broadcast Film Critics Association to honor the
finest in cinematic achievement, and Black Swan
hit the mark in 2010.
Once again, the Fox Searchlight film was nominated
for Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Director, and
its two leading ladies Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis.
But the Critics' Association also recognized Black Swan
with nominations in multiple technical categories,
including Art Direction, Costume Design, Editing,
Makeup, Sound, Cinematography, and Best Score.
The winners of the 16th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards
will be presented live January 14 on VH1.
Let's see how many Black Swan can rake in.
DanceOn told you about the Susan G. Komen Philadelphia
Affiliates' initiative to raise money through dance with
the help of the NFL alumni Philadelphia chapter.
Well, guess what?
It worked.
When a YouTube video that features over 130 former NFL
cheerleaders hit 1 million views, United Health Care of
Pennsylvania donated $100,000 to the Komen affiliate.
But don't stop watching the video yet.
United Health Care has upped the ante.
When "Team Ra-Ras Kicks Breast Cancer" gets 5 million views,
$50,000 will be donated.
And another $50,000 will be donated after 8 million views.
The video is nearing 2.5 million views, so
they need your help.
Spread the word and help Team Ra-Ras kick breast cancer.
January 16 marks the birth of dance legend Debbie Allen.
Best known for starring in the original Fame film, Miss Allen
has gone on to solidify herself as a jack of all
trades in the entertainment industry.
As an actress, she starred as Sarah in the 1981 film
Ragtime, and was nominated for a Tony Award for the role of
Anita in the 1980 revival of West Side Story.
Allen also received a Golden Globe for her portrayal of
Lydia Grant in the television series Fame, and appeared in
the 2009 remake of the same name.
As a director, Debbie has gotten her hands dirty on the
sets of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Girlfriends, Grey's
Anatomy, Hellcats, and dozens of other hit series.
As a choreographer, she has won three Emmy Awards for best
choreography and earned 11 nominations.
Allen choreographed the Academy Awards 10 times, and
was the head choreographer of her famed TV series.
Today, she continues to direct, choreograph, and run
the Debbie Allen Dance Academy.
She is currently directing and choreographing a new take on
the musical Oliver!, entitled Twist.
Happy birthday, Debbie.

Looking for a funny film to check out this weekend?
Well, look no further, because funny guys Vince Vaughn and
Kevin James are hitting the big screen January 14 in the
new Universal comedy, The Dilemma.
Directed by Academy Award winner, Ron Howard, The
Dilemma follows best friends Ronny and Nick as their bond
of brotherly love is tested when Ronny witnesses Nick's
wife with another man.
And what's a comedy film without Kevin James shaking
his thing on screen?
Don't worry.
You get some of that too.
Check out the full trailer and a sneak peak
on our channel page.
And don't forget to check out The Dilemma in a theater near
you on January 14.
-Every kid wants to dance with his hero.
NARRATOR: To recap, you saw Kevin James tap into his
dancing skills, Team Ra-Ras tap into more views, and
Laurieann Gibson tap onto television.
Tune in next week for an all new episode of Just Dance on
DanceOn, the dance video network.