We went on this journey together and it's wonderful to see it all come to fruition, he said backstage after the show, as quoted by People magazine.And having Garland's son in the audience to experience that, it all just felt so right, I'm so excited — and I had a chance to direct
Holmes sang a pleasant, on-key if not full voiced version of Garland's Get Happy" from the 1950s musical Summer Stock." She appeared to be lip-synching as she slunk around the stage surrounded by a bevy of male dancers, who at one point hoisted the former Dawson's Creek star high over their heads.
Holmes performance did have one very positive effect - it was a welcome distraction from the very sad fate of two standout dancers on the show.
Janette and Jason were both sent home last night, and the judges were openly bummed about America's decision.
Both Mia Michaels and Nigel Lythgoe proclaimed that Janette - a self-identified salsa dancer from Miami with little to no formal training in other styles, who nonetheless wowed with everything she was handed, from disco to hip-hop - had been their favorite of the whole competition.
Holmes sang a pleasant, on-key if not full voiced version of Garland's Get Happy" from the 1950s musical Summer Stock." She appeared to be lip-synching as she slunk around the stage surrounded by a bevy of male dancers, who at one point hoisted the former Dawson's Creek star high over their heads.
Holmes performance did have one very positive effect - it was a welcome distraction from the very sad fate of two standout dancers on the show.
Janette and Jason were both sent home last night, and the judges were openly bummed about America's decision.
Both Mia Michaels and Nigel Lythgoe proclaimed that Janette - a self-identified salsa dancer from Miami with little to no formal training in other styles, who nonetheless wowed with everything she was handed, from disco to hip-hop - had been their favorite of the whole competition.
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