Abby Lee Miller was in rare form this week. She sort of apologized for all of the drama caused by the dance moms (aka stirred up by Lifetime to boost ratings) and said that she felt terrible when she made little girls cry. She also pushed her nasty poodle, Broadway Baby, around in a baby carriage. This woman gets crazier and more self-important each week’s she’s on cable TV.
So I try very hard to avoid criticizing my fellow human beings. It is not in my nature to be a critic. However, every now and then, I feel the need to express myself in a less-than-glowing light. For example, if ever I see even an advertisement of “Dance Moms."
Most of television owners in America have seen the commercials for the outrageous, somewhat exploitative, and definitely dramatic reality TV show called “Dance Moms.” It has found its niche apparently because it is now in its second season. However, when I have come across the show, I am always horrified. I am not exaggerating. I do mean that I am sincerely horrified and appalled that this show goes on and on.
Sure, you may think. That is taking it a bit too seriously. Reality shows are designed to hype up the drama. Why else would people watch in this new era of fake-as-heck “reality” television taking the place of honestly scripted shows? However, when children are involved, I think we all have to take a step back and make sure that things are done fairly and ethically. Yeah, that should be the case anyway, but it’s especially important when children are so integral to the show. Although she show may be titled to their “moms," these children are also its stars, and the drama that circles around with their overly competitive, trash-talking mothers revolves around them.
Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta lit up the dance floor like no other couple in cinematic history in Grease. Whether at the dance or in the electric ending scene where they sing “You’re The One That I Want,” it’s bliss to see. John Travolta really deserve a long list all for himself as he also lit up the dance floor with his mesmerizing moves in movies like Saturday Night Fever, Pulp Fiction, and Urban Cowboy. 
Kirstie Alley has made an exuberant decision to spend 100 days of dance in 2012. What does this mean exactly? Well, she has committed to a 100 Days of Dance challenge. The premise is simple. She asks that you dance for at least 30 minutes each day for 100 consecutive days, and she is going to do the same.
No matter how well-trained in dancing you are, playing one of the many Wii dancing games requires learning some new things and making some adjustments to how you ordinarily dance, even if they’re just small changes. From Michael Jackson to Abba, there are dozens of dance games available for the Nintendo Wii game console, and dancing games can even be a great way to introduce dancing to your friends who would never otherwise step foot on the dance floor.
Dancing is helpful for individuals suffering with diabetes. Both aerobic and anaerobic exercises can help lower blood sugar levels. Yes, while dancing can occasionally spike blood sugar levels, it usually lowers them. Because of the fact that all individuals are different - and there are other contributing factors such as time of day or one's individual diet - careful records should be kept by each patient to make sure that a particular type of dance is beneficial for his diabetes control.
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