Go behind the scenes with the 5 ladies of Danity Kane on the set of their new video for Damaged – the first single lifted off of their sophomore album, Welcome to the Dollhouse. Album in stores March 18th 2008. If you would like to meet the group, they will be autographing copies of the album at the Best Buy on 529 5th Ave. (at 44th St.) in NYC at 7 PM on the date of the album’s release.

(CNN) — Democrats faced the prospect of at least six more weeks of tough campaigning after Hillary Clinton’s Tuesday night wins in Tuesday’s primaries in Ohio and Texas as she escaped a knockout blow by Barack Obama. Both Democratic contenders are eyeing Pennsylvania — the last heavyweight state on the primary calendar — as the next major battleground. The state votes April 22, after Democratic caucuses in Wyoming on Saturday and a Mississippi primary March 11.

“Ohio has written a new chapter in the history of this campaign, and we’re just getting started,” Clinton told supporters in her victory speech in Ohio. “More and more people have joined this campaign, and millions of Americans haven’t spoken yet. In states like Pennsylvania and so many others, people are watching this historic campaign, and they want their turn to help make history.”

After winning the biggest prizes in the February 5 Super Tuesday contests, the New York senator and former first lady dropped 11 straight primaries and caucuses to Obama and watched her leads in Ohio and Texas dwindle to single digits in published polls. Obama supporters began calling for her to quit the race in order to head off a more divisive endgame, and even her husband — former President Bill Clinton — told supporters she would be unable to win the nomination without victories in those states. But Clinton hit back with a television ad aimed at raising concerns about Obama’s experience, an ad juxtaposing a sleeping child with a late-night emergency call to the White House.

Her campaign also jumped into the controversy over an Obama adviser’s meeting with Canadian officials to discuss trade policy as the Illinois senator was calling for changes in the North American Free Trade Agreement, accusing him of telling voters one thing and the largest U.S. trade partner another. The attacks appeared to hit their mark: About one in three voters in the Texas and Ohio primaries made up their minds in the last week, and those who did broke heavily for Clinton. CONTINUE READING

Former America’s Next Top Model hopeful Toccara Jones has been making moves lately. Despite the fact that she obviously didn’t win, she appears on a lot of television specials for BET, has been featured in several print/modeling campaigns for Lane Bryant, participated in the second season of VH1’s Celebrity Fit Club and now she’s featured on the cover of the May 2008 issue of King Magazine. This particular issue hits stands March 12th!

Above you can see a Target commercial (which is being aired on TV now) featuring some amazing tap dancing skills from two talented brothers, Sean and John. Sean and John are identical twin tap dancers. At age 6 they started training with tap master tapper Alfred Desio at The Colburn School of Performing Arts in Los Angeles and have been tap dancing together professionally since age 8. The energy and originality they bring to their performance is unbelievable! They have a unique combination of the traditional style of the past and hip-hop style of today.

They have been featured on several television shows/commercials including NBC’s American Dream, The People’s Choice Awards performing with Tony Danza, The Tonight Show, The Apollo, The Roseanne Show, 30 Seconds to Fame, The 2004 MTV Video Music Awards 04 performing with Nelly and Christina Aguilera, America’s Got Talent (semi-finalists), TV Azteca’s “Quien Tiene Estrella” (finalists), Target/Converse Campaign, Dance Fever, and they have worked with Prince, Usher, Stevie Wonder and many more.

They’ve also toured nationally with Mary Wilson of The Supremes, an off Broadway Musical “Sophicated Ladies” honoring Duke Ellington, a 3 month show at The Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas. They were a part of Prince’s “Musicology” music video, choreographed Usher’s tap dance for the “Movie Rocks Awards,” and did a tribute to the legendary Frank Sinatra. Sean and John’s most honored and memorable performances were on stage along side legendary tap dancers The Nichloas Brothers and Gregory Hines. Sean & John have performed throughout California, doing several charity events for schools, churches, and communities.

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If you’re interested in seeing more from these guys, check out another video of them on the streets of NYC tap dancing to DJ Unk’s “Walk It Out” after the cut! CONTINUE READING