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not knowing what this article was talking about about, I searched youtube, nope. So I ddg'ed (and the first thing to come up was TFA eyeroll.gif) but luckily there was also this: Hollywood Style and Savoy Style In the '90s two new swing styles emerged in California that for a while were strong rivals with each other, the Savoy Style which can be traced back to the ‘80’s revival of interest in lindy, and the 'Hollywood Style' which Erik Robison and Sylvia Skylar from Los Angeles put together in 1997. The latter combined west coast swing techniques with '40s dance stylings, most specifically Jean Veloz (who is featured in the 1940's short 'Groovie Movie' along with a number of major feature films), and "a look" derived from the dance sequences of various 1940’s and 50’s Hollywood films. Despite the name a sizeable proportion of the LA swing dance scene continued to adhere to the basic Dean Collins technique... they have some more to say if you want to look http://www.howtojive.com/intro-hollywood.htm http://www.howtojive.com/intro-hollywood.htm