Noah Galloway and trainer Sharna Burgess dance the foxtrot
to “A Whole New World” from “Aladdin.”
“Aladdin” has worked its musical magic for Birmingham hopefuls before. “A Whole New World” has a lot of old school charm on reality television.
In 2003, not only was it the most popular “American Idol” audition song, eventual winner Ruben Studdard sang it on Movie Night. Earlier this evening, Noah Galloway did the foxtrot to it for Disney Night on “Dancing with the Stars.”
The Alabaster contestant and Sharna Burgess earned 28 out of 40 points in Week 5 for fifth place.
Actress Suzanne Somers became the fourth contestant eliminated.
The standings for Week 5:
1. 39: Rumer Willis
2. (tie) 38: Nastia Liukin, Riker Lynch
4. 34: Willow Shields
5. 28: Noah Galloway
6. (tie) 27: Patti LaBelle, Chris Soules
8. 24: Robert Herjavec
The show returns next Monday with the voting results, the elimination and the next round of dancing.
Sharna Burgess and Noah Galloway perform as
Jasmine and Aladdin on “Dancing with the Stars.”
Miranda Lambert performs “Over You” on March 19 at the BJCC Legacy Arena downtown. From Matt F.
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Jazmine Sullivan performs “Hood Love” Wednesday at Iron City on Southside. From Keefy laKeith.
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Kenny Chesney performs “I Go Back” on March 19 at the BJCC Legacy Arena. From Matt F.
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J. Cole performs “Crooked Smile” March 29 at Iron City. From Keefy laKeith.
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Tycho performs last week at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Andrew Zeller.
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Danielle Bradbery performs “Heart of Dixie” on March 19 at the BJCC Legacy Arena. From Matt F.
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Andrew Combs performs “Suwanee County” at the Syndicate Lounge on Southside. From Spectra Sonic Sound Sessions.
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Will Norris drives the car from the Thompson High School Engineering Academy in Alabaster for the Electrathon 2015 at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From Steve Spicer.
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A trip to the Birmingham Botanical Gardens on the first day of spring. From Mummy Piggles.
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Whitney discusses Southern cuisine during her Mormon mission trip to Birmingham. From Prepare to Serve.
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Hard Knox Rollergirls vs. the Tragic City Rollers last week in Irondale. From PCP gives you wheels.
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The Southern 630, built in 1904, makes an excursion from Chattanooga to Birmingham in 2012. From Dynamo Productions.
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A lesson on tossing the flying disc at George Ward Park in Green Springs. From Jebb Long.
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Campsgiving, celebrating a birthday in the woods. From Uncharted Media.
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J and T’s fun day in Birmingham. From Jordan McManaway.
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Mountaintop Worship performs “How Can It Be?” From Mountaintop Media.
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A look at the Birmingham Barons’ 2014 season. From DJ Dittenhoefer.
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Birmingham rapper Bama Baldhead performs “Felt Sorry for Me.” From Josh Berry.
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Promo for nonprofit organization the Lovelady Center in East Lake. From Graham Ard.
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