La Toya and Prince at the gala in Cologne, yesterday! Cute!
Monday Nights at Bardot in Hollywood, Live Performances by: @AustinBrown
YUNA
THE RECORD COMPANY
DJ SETS BY:
ISOM INNIS
AND MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED!
With Residents Chris Douridas(KCRW)&Friends
21+Free With RSVP
18+OK!
Doors at 9PM
RSVP & Info at itsaschoolnight.com
BARDOT HOLLYWOOD
1737 Vine Street
Three days ahead of Austin’s Highway 85 mixtape part one release, Idolator offers the premiere of the song “Highway to the sky”. Check it out and spread the word about Highway 85 coming on Christmas Eve!
De show is opgenomen op 25 november jl. in Ahoy’ Rotterdam.
http://www.nederland1.nl/programma/kro-kerstconcertnight-of-the-proms

Founded in 1992, the Dance Heritage Coalition (DHC) is the sole national non-profit organization in the USA dedicated to documenting, preserving, and creating access to materials documenting America’s dance legacy. Since 1999 the list of “America’s Irreplaceable Dance Treasures” included 100 dancers. Noone had been added to the list since….until last week. Michael Jackson was among new 12 honorees. The other honorees include: Jacques d’Amboise, Jane Dudley, Garth Fagan, Frederic Franklin, Loie Fuller, Carmen de Lavallade, John Martin, Sophie Maslow, Daniel Nagrin, The Rockettes, and Maria Tallchief. They were nominated by a national survey and vote in 2012.
The original intention was to add 10 new Treasures to the original 100. However, in recognition of extremely close voting and in honor of the year 2012, it was decided to bring the number up to 12. Afterwards the nominees were confirmed by the Dance Heritage Coalition (DHC) Board of Directors. The 12 figures are celebrated online along with the initial list of 100 in an Online Exhibition of Dance Treasures.
The list of “America’s Irreplaceable Dance Treasures” encompasses individuals, organizations, and dance styles, and is intended to heighten public interest in the magnificence and richness of America’s dance heritage and the imperative to document and preserve it for future generations. “America’s Irreplaceable Dance Treasures: The First 100” was created by the DHC in 1999 from nominations submitted nationwide and vetted by a panel of experts; the Treasures formed the basis of the DHC’s traveling exhibition, which visited seven locations from 2004 to 2009. With the closing of the touring exhibit in 2009, the commemorative materials have been expanded and collected on the DHC’s website. A separate webpage is devoted to each of the Treasures, with essays, resource lists and curated visual materials. New pages for the 12 latest honorees have now been added to the online exhibition, which was launched in July 2012.
Michael Jackson’s entry in the press release pf the DHC reads as follows: Michael Jackson - The pop star who created the best-selling album of all time (“Thriller”), he has long been recognized as an exceptional dancer who combined elements from various vernacular dance styles to create a signature vocabulary and stage persona; his choreographed music videos broke ground in the development of this form.
Thanks to MJJ Commmunity.
Jermaine Jackson @jermjackson5 on #D8 Le Grand 8, French TV show promoting the concerts in January #youarenotalone
Austin will perform Tube-a-Tweet-Thon Holiday Spectacular, airing live on December 13th on www.YouTube.com/WhatsTrending from 6-8pm Pacific. THE TUBE-A-TWEET-A-THON HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR will bring together a collection of celebrities, musicians and the world’s biggest stars on @YouTube reaching every corner of the online community and a combined audience of tens of millions for a night of comedy acts, musical performances and goodwill, igniting a charity Tweetup using the hashtag #Tubeathon to raise money for Covenant House, helping youth homelessness and those impacted by Hurricane Sandy.



