Dancing with the Stars‘ Derek Hough transitions to dancing in feature films with Make Your Move from Step Up director Duane Adler. The romantic dance film teams Hough with Korean pop star BoA who’s making her English language movie debut in the April 18, 2014 release.
Napoleon Dumo and Tabitha Dumo (So You Think You Can Dance) handled the choreography.
The Plot: The music is pumping, the dance floor is moving, and Donny (Hough) stops when he sees Aya (BoA) performing with her hip-hop Cobu crew on stage at Static, the hottest underground club in New York. They come from two different worlds, but they speak the same language – dance. Against all odds, they come together and show the world what they’ve got in Make Your Move.
Stumble It! 
As difficult as it is to believe, Elton John’s iconic Goodbye Yellow Brick Road hit stores more than 40 years ago. The album sold 31 million copies and helped cement Elton John’s place in music history. Released in 1973, the breakthrough album included “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting,” “Candle in the Wind,” and “Bennie And The Jets.” Now four decades after its release, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road‘s been remastered and is set for a special 40th anniversary release on March 25, 2014 in multiple formats including a “box set with recordings of ‘Live at Hammersmith 1973’ on CD, a DVD of Bryan Forbes’ 1973 film Elton John and Bernie Taupin Say Goodbye to Norma Jean and Other Things, along with a 100-page illustrated hardback book packed with rare photos, memorabilia and a new essay containing interviews with Elton John and Bernie Taupin.”
