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IF you are one of the millions of fans who feel a sense of emptiness on a Saturday evening because there is not a rumba, foxtrot or sequin to be found on the TV, then a night of dancing action in the flesh is the perfect tonic.
Count on doing the foxtrot, a tango or two, waltzes and swing.— ChicagoBusiness.com Breaking News
After their tender but staid foxtrot, head judge DANCMSTR Len Goodman complimented Barack's— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
And learning the mambo and the foxtrot is, too, for May-Treanor, who admits to being surprised to have been invited to be a guest on "Dancing With The Stars."— Long Beach Press Telegram Most Viewed
The question's making my heart fringe itself into an unattractive yet foxtrot-friendly tassel.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
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