Virtue, Moir use Spanish twist to keep lead
March 27, 2010 |13:03 | Celebrities | Gossips | Pole Dancing By : Team X
TURIN, Italy -- Olympic champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir flashed some Flamenco flair to strengthen their grip on the ice dance competition at the world figure skating championships on Thursday.The Canadian duo, who topped the compulsory dance on Tuesday, maintained their lead by again finishing first and setting a season's best with an original dance filled with complicated lifts and Spanish hand claps.

With just Friday's free dance remaining, Virtue and Moir have 114.40 points overall ahead of Meryl Davis and Charlie White in second.The Americans, who took silver at the Vancouver Games last month, reached a combined 112.54 with their Indian folk routine.

Demi Moore gave her daughter a pole-dancing lesson at a party. The 47-year-old actress showed off the moves that made her famous in 1996 film Striptease during a star-studded bash at Hollywood's lavish Chateau Marmont hotel. Demi was reportedly trying to show her 21-year-old daughter Rumer Willis how to work the pole, but ended up putting on a raunchy show for all her celebrity friends and husband Ashton Kutcher.
It was Bachelor and Dancing with the Stars alum Melissa Rycroft who announced the present batch of celebs who'll compete on this season of Dancing with the Stars, prompting a lot to speculate that the choice had been made regarding the vacant Dancing with the Stars co-host spot once season 10 kicks off in two weeks.
TOKYO | The 2010 Winter Olympics wound to an end yesterday, and for Japan's Mai Sato, watching all those gold medals being handed out in Vancouver was a bittersweet experience. Ms. Sato knows the demands of being the best. In her world, blisters are the rule, bruises a way of life. And the training five hours a day, five days a week. Ms. Sato, the world champion in her sport, is as athletic, dedicated and competitive as the Olympians representing their nations at the games. And she thinks it's high time her discipline, too, got some real recognition.


















