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So She Thinks She Can Dance With the Stars

While there's been a buzz and a lot of debate this week about the new celebrity contestants on this season of Dancing With the Stars, I'm mostly excited about the new professional dancers. OK, not caring so much about Mark Ballas's dad (who'll be paired with Cloris Leachman) or pro Inna Brayer. But excited that Maksim Chmerkovskiy is back (woo!) and that a certain former So You Think You Can Dance hot tamale, Lacey Schwimmer, is joining in on the fun.

Lacey (sister to SYTYCD season 2's awesome winner, Benji) will be paired with Lance Bass. Creating what will clearly be the most insanely incredible duo ever. Openly gay former N*Syncer Lance, who at least has some skills, if you call pretending to be a marionette a dancing skill, and Lacey, who made it to SYTYCD's final four during season three, can shake her ass...ets with the best of them. They should be a pair to be reckoned with. And while Olympic gold medalist Misty May-Treanor and the hot Maks could really be a power couple on the dance floor. I'm saying Lacey and Lance for the win. Who would appreciate that tacky mirror ball trophy more than Lance? Really.
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