The year’s top movie: “Batman Forever”. March 1999 – The once-unthinkable 10,000 is breached. The big news: Senate acquits President Clinton of impeachment charges; first nonstop balloon flight around world completed in 20 days; Joe DiMaggio dies at age 84; Dr. Jack Kevorkian convicted of second-degree murder in assisted-suicide case; and two Colorado students go on shooting rampage at Columbine High School, killing 15, including themselves. The year’s top song: “Believe” by Cher.

Neal says that tonight at Tribal Council, the Brains will take on the ballet shoes called bullies and vote off a member of the Brawn tribe, He may have to play his idol to save himself, but he might play it to save Aubry, He’ll just have to see what the afternoon holds, Nick feels like a pretty girl who will be going to the dance with the quarterback or the class president, He likes the feeling, He confides to the camera that he is considering going with the Brawn players, even though he thinks they are much too confident..

David J. Bohnet plays Bernardo with prideful dignity, and Vida Mae Fernandez is a forceful and sultry Anita, Bernardo’s girlfriend and Maria’s friend and de facto mentor. Cristina Hernandez is amusingly insistent as Rosalia, the young woman who faces off with Anita in the popular ditty “America,” and also sings a pleasant but unmoving rendition of “Somewhere.”. Among the adults, Ron Dritz is a halting Doc, the drugstore proprietor, while Tim Holt Jones doubles as a frankly racist police lieutenant and the mincingly ineffectual organizer of the dance mixer.

Well, here we are — one show away from the end of Season 9 of “So You Think You Can Dance,” a season that was filled with changes, From the reduction by ballet shoes called the network to one show per week instead of a second show for results, to the major breaks for July 4 and the Olympics that made it difficult to know the competitors, I think this season rose above the problems and ended up with the most talented and creative dancers … ever, Each previous season had one, two or more terrific hopefuls who worked to become better each week, but Season 9, IMHO, had a full cast of outstanding and skilled dancers, especially when it got down to the Top 10..

By Tracey Kaplan. Instead, they brought India’s 69th Independence Day party to Fremont, closing a portion of Paseo Padre for a parade and festival attended by about 3,500 people. Under the broiling midday sun, the community commemorated the founding of the largest democracy in the world in the United States, one of the oldest democracies of the modern world. “It’s really great we can still celebrate here in the U.S.,” said Dr. Anjali Kamat, who has been staying with her uncle’s family in Fremont for the past six months while looking for a residency here.