The Miami Heat Dancers are in the Dominican Republic to shoot their new poster. You can see more photos on the Heat’s Instagram Page
Reader Steve writes:
In spite of a disappointing loss to the Cleveland Browns in the home opener on Sunday, the Vikings Cheerleaders continue to keep the spirits of the fans up.
Here’s a few photos from the sidelines. The first is rookie, Michelle (blonde) and the second is 4th year veteran, Jacqui. The group shot is from their endzone dance routine.
[Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders]
2011 NY Jets Flight Crew Pro Bowl Cheerleader Mandisa
Cavalier Girl, and Miss Northern Ohio U.S.A., Elise, threw out the first pitch at the Cleveland Indians game on Sunday, September 2nd at Progressive Field.
A former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleader is getting her next chance in the spotlight on NBC’s “The Voice.”
The R&B singer Donna Allen, 54, grew up in Tampa and now lives in Hollywood, Fla. Allen spent nine years working with Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine. About 25 years later, she’s the oldest contestant on NBC’s hit singing competition show.
Monday night on NBC, Allen talked about her experience with Estefan.
“I’ve learned so much from her,” she said.
Allen stopped touring to raise her son Marcus, because she wanted to see him take his first steps and watch him go to school. But a family did not stop her love of music.
“I did sing while I was raising my son,” Allen said. “So, I never gave up on myself.”
Her son, Marcus, is thrilled for his mother’s next step.
“It’s nice to see you’re finally getting on the next level,” he said.
Monday night, she impressed judges Adam Levine and Christina Aguilera with her rendition of “You Are So Beautiful.”
Seconds into her performance, both Levine and Aguilera signaled they wanted Allen for their singing competition teams. Both showered Allen with compliments in hopes she would pick them.
“You are so beautiful to me,” Christina Aguilera said. “That voice was like the heavens opening up. I hope your journey is with me.”
Adam Levine compared her to Whitney Houston and Tina Turner.
“I felt like we were at the end of the season. I want you on my team,” said Levine.
After a few tense moments, Allen picked Levine to be her coach on “The Voice” and leapt into his arms when he hugged her.
“I’m hoping ‘The Voice’ will help me complete my journey,” Allen said. “It’s been 25 years. I’ve waited long enough. This is for me and my son.”
Philadelphia Soul Dance Team Searches for New Talent
The Philadelphia Soul announce the open call tryout for the 2014 Soulmates Dance Team will be held on Saturday, November 2 at Dave & Buster’s in Plymouth Meeting (500 W. Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462). The open-call audition registration will take place between 9-10 a.m. with the audition beginning promptly at 10 a.m.
Fee for the clinic is $25, but those that pre-register will receive a $5 discount. Pre-registration is available at www.philadelphiasoul.com/dancers where credit cards and PayPal are accepted or cash at the door.
Participants must be a high school graduate and at least 18 years of age by November 2, 2013 with a valid photo ID. Participants are required to wear two-piece dance wear, including a midriff top, lycra shorts and appropriate footwear. Participants will be taught a routine and do not need to prepare their own. Experienced dancers as well as beginners are encouraged to audition. Applicants will be judged on dance ability, appearance, personality and attitude. Must bring dance resume, non-returnable headshot and full body picture. The open-call audition will be closed to the public.
Those seeking additional information about the auditions should e-mail the Soul at soulmates@philadelphiasoul.com or visit the official team website at www.philadelphiasoul.com. The 2014 Soulmates Finals date, time and location will be announced at a later date.
A New York Lizards Dancer
From StLouisRams.com
The Exchange welcomed The St. Louis Rams Cheerleaders for a fun filled tour of JBLM. Aimee and Sydney started off their tour by visiting the 62D Airlift Wing at McChord Field. While here the Ladies took a tour of the C-17 planes lead by MSgt Todd Wivell learning about the day to day operation at McChord Airfield. Unfortunately because of security restriction we were unable to take photo’s inside the planes. Next on the tour visited the 22D Special Tactics Squadron. Here the ladies toured the facilities and learned how the squadron functions as a support team to all branches of the military. The Chinook Helicopters were next lead by Sqt. Elkins, the ladies learned about the helicopters and the unit’s mission at Mt. Rainier. After, the Ladies were off to drive at the RVTT where the Ladies learned of the training that the troops receive with the Humvee Simulation. Last but not least, the ladies visited the Veterans Hospital were the Ladies heard heartfelt stories from the residents. Unfortunately because of medical reason we cannot take pictures with the residents.Day 2 of the weekend started with a trip to visited the Firefighters at Station 104 at North Lewis. Here the Ladies learned the primary functions of the firemen here at JBLM. They were able to try on the firemen’s gear and take a short trip in the fire truck. Then we were off to their first signing at the McChord Field Exchange where the ladies were greeted by Rams fans of all ages. Aimee and Sydney posed for pictures and signed several autograph. We continued on with another signing at the Lewis Exchange where the ladies were amazed by all of the St. Louis Rams fans out here at JBLM. Some diehard fans came out dressed in their favorite teams gear, posing for pictures and signing autographs the ladies truly enjoyed every moment.
From the Twitter Feed of The Spurs Coyote:
Apparently, the Coyote was shooting a video with the Blaze The Trail Cat. Looking forward to seeing the results.
A New Orleans VooDoo Doll
