I’m a little behind (seems like this happens a bit too often) on posting the music from High School Musical Get in the Picture episode 7. You can also look at the previously featured music on HSM Get in the Picture.

I Don’t Wanna Be – Gavin DeGraw

Austin – Blake Shelton

– Original Music Video
Boston – Augustana

– Original Music Video
Bleeding Love – Leona Lewis

– Original Music Video
One Year Six Months – Yellowcard

In my previous ABDC Music post, it looks like I missed a few other music items from that episode of ABDC. Here it is now:

Like the “Dance Craze Challenge” from Season 1, crews were given a physical challenge to complete during their routine.
Dance Crew Dance Physical Challenge
Super Cr3w The Humpty Dance Perform the move with only 4 feet on the floor
SoReal Cru Kid N’ Play Create a chain reaction during the routine
Fanny Pak Vanilla Ice Perform the move horizontally

Challenge #2: Dance Movie Challenge

Crews must create a routine that incorporates elements of an 80s dance movie. Similar to the “Broadway Challenge” from Season 1, crews were given remixed versions of the songs from their respective movies:
SoReal Cru danced to the song Electro Beats from the movie Breakin’

Super Cr3w danced to the song Footloose from the movie Footloose

Fanny Pak danced to the song Maniac from the movie Flashdance

The closest finish in olympic history. Probably the most exciting swimming can ever get. Jason Lezak at 25 meters looks like he didn’t have a chance at all. Then, some miracle happened. It’s impossible that he was able to make it back. Absolutely the most incredible moment in the Beijing Olympics up until now.

Enjoy the video of Jason Lezak finishing the 4 x 100 swimming relay.

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With the season 13 debut of CBS’ The Amazing Race looming just around the corner (okay, Sept. 28), exec producer Bertram Van Munster slipped us a few clues about the upcoming globetrot.

• The race takes 23 days, covers nearly 40,000 miles, spans five continents, and features some far-flung locales never before seen on the show, including Angkor Wat, Cambodia and La Paz, Bolivia.

• The youngest team is a tandem of two guys in their early 20s. “They’re made for television,” Van Munster says. “They’re supersmart — and they make terrible mistakes.” A pair of recent divorcees in their late 20s also vie for the million-dollar prize. “They were left with some financial debt, so they really have a motive to run around the world,” he says. And once again, expect a serving of granola — this time with a husband-wife squad of 60-something Oregon hippies. “They’re the real thing,” says Van Munster. “They come right out of the ’60s. To a lot of people, it looks almost like they’re from a different planet.”

• As for the challenges, “We’ve really outdone ourselves in the department of outrageousness,” Van Munster declares. “We have a situation in Bolivia where we have the [contestants] go down a cobblestone hill on very, very primitive bikes, and it’s just the most hilarious thing you’ve ever seen in your life. It’s a truly bone-jarring experience.” (Another must-see detour: A by-train-or-by-bus scavenger hunt in Moscow. )

• One familiar thing actually did happen on this race: The producers didn’t predict the winner. Says Van Munster, “We’ve been wrong every time, across the board.”

by Dan Snierson

Fringe – Publicity Photo Shoot

Go behind the scenes of a Fringe photo shoot. This definitely looks like it has the making of a hit. However, I guess most photo shoots do a good job making the actors look good.

Don’t miss the series premiere of FRINGE, TUE SEPT 9 at 8/7c, only on FOX! – FoxBroadcasting

Fringe Video – J.J. Abrams talks Fringe

Go behind the scenes of Fringe in this video of J.J. Abrams!

Catch the series premiere of Fringe, TUE (9/9) at 8/7c, only on FOX! – FoxBroadcasting