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    ‘Réalité’: Who’s your fave from the ‘SYTYCD’ top 20? (Sorry, folks, Billy Bell is out!)
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    (Oh, and for all my reality TV ramblings, follow me on Twitter EWMichaelSlezak!) UPDATE: Seconds before publishing this blog item, I received an extremely upsetting email from Fox’s publicity department which read as follows: "Top 20 dancer Billy Bell has left So You Think You Can Dance due to illness and will be replaced by Brandon Dumlao, 21, a Hip Hop dancer from Concord, CA. Dumlao will join the Top 20 this week as they compete on the first two-hour performance show Tuesday, Oct. 27 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX." A moment of silence for the end of Mr. Bell’s hotly anticipated season six run, and best wishes for him to make a swift recovery — and the season 7 top 20. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly
    Top 20 dancer Billy Bell has left So You Think You Can Dance due to illness and will be replaced by Brandon Dumlao, 21, a Hip Hop dancer from Concord, CA. Dumlao will join the Top 20 this week as they compete on the first two-hour performance show Tuesday, Oct. 27 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
    SOURCE: Entertainment Weekly 1 month ago

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