Dancing with the stars: Girl power!
Last night, a new champion was crowned as dancing with the stars competitor Brooke Burke delivered her final, emotionally touching dance of the evening, a Viennese waltz dedicated to her two daughters. The former host of E!’s “Wild On” and CBS’ “Rock Star” was a favorite from the outset, coming in first place 8 out of 10 times and receiving high scores from even the toughest judge, Len Goodman. Most amazing is the way that Brooke Burke seemed as if she had been dancing all her life. Her athletic physique gave her an added advantage as she looked and played the part of a professional dancer. At 37, Brooke is definitely an inspiration to the public as she has shown that we can all dance if we really want to work at it.
Following Brooke in second place was football star, Warren Sapp, who for a 300 pound man is surprisingly light on his feet.
Third place went to my personal favourite, Lance Bass, who was a risk taker in his challenging choreography and outstanding pop moves. I am pleased to see however, that the winner this season won due to her talent and skill, as opposed to popularity in pop culture. Take for example, the typical situation where a football player has won in the past season over a more talented but less popular dancer. This is not the last time you will see the contestants and professional dancers of this season ; a 38-city “Dancing with the Stars” tour, will begin December the 17th in San Diego.
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