Future Brown is something of a supergroup in the underground dance music scene, a quartet comprised of electronic luminaries: Fatima al Qadiri, J-Cush, and Daniel Pineda and Asma Maroof of Nguzunguzu. Those names might not mean a whole lot to you if you're not a frequenter of warehouse raves in NY, LA, Chicago or…
Tuesday night, FKA twigs made her US television debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, another step in her slow march towards becoming a bona fide pop star.
Hey, are you sitting or laying down? You're going to need to trust me on this one: You need to get comfortable. Because by the time this 11-year-old is done showing you what she can do with her body, you'll want to take a nap. It's that intense and jaw-dropping.
If you're checking your email today wondering whether that master's degree was really worth it, I suggest that you don't read this rags to riches story about a woman who went from a career in education to a career as the number one twerker on vine. Because she's literally shaking her bon bons in dough.
I believe we all have lanes in which we should do our best to stay within. It's not that we shouldn't try new things — but we all can't be good at everything, so it's good to know one's strengths and act accordingly. This is exactly why you don't see me in karaoke bars—I know my lanes.
What's on your bucket list? I'd like to visit the salt flats of Bolivia and take on a roller coaster without having to down a Xanax. Youtube user ProjectOneLife, however, has some more ambitious pursuits for his experience wish list, and he's just finished item #117: Complete 100 days of dance.
Regardless of whether you enjoy So You Think You Can Dance, you've got to see this video of 18-year-old contestant Michael killing his solo on this this week's episode of the Australian version of the show. It's like he can fly! (Also: how does he fling himself on the ground so hard without hurting himself? After the…
Yes to all of this.
Last night's Girls took Hannah, Marnie, Jessa and Shoshanna to a beach town on the North Fork of Long Island where they got drunk, fought and — most memorably — learned and performed a delightfully ridiculous dance routine. If you're a fan of what you saw and want to replicate it on your own nightmarish weekend away,…
Adam Carpenter is this dude on Instagram who loves to dance and loves to share his love of dance with the world. The end result? Instagram videos that make me inexplicably happy every time they pop up in my feed. Maybe you'll enjoy them too? Or maybe you'll be like WTF SHUT UP LAURA. Either way, my work here is done.
SO MANY BUTTS. All the butts.
You know, I've always been excited about being old because I thought I could be like my grandmother: relaxed, full of life, smoking a cigarette from a bitch stick while calling the police on my neighbors, but then these people come along and mess up my entire fantasy. Now I have to dance? I don't even have the energy…
The Boys of Boston flag football team (YES) bring everything and more to this video for Britney's Work Bitch and it is magic. Youwantamaserati?
A few weeks ago, burlesque dancer Amanda Trusty transformed Katy Perry's 'Roar' from a song fit for a romcom Getting Over That Jerk montage to something a lot cooler — a body positive anthem.
I know this is a litttttle bit not the newest, but it's MONDAY and we need to DANCE.
Center Stage fans will leap with excitement about AOL's new web series about the New York City Ballet, narrated and executive produced by Sarah Jessica Parker. It's all there: the dance, the drama, the toe shoes. Except Zoe Saldana. She's not there.
You've got to hand it Chris Koo — he's really got that hair flip down. And he's limber. It looks like his elbows are elastic, which also leads me to believe that Chris Koo is secretly Reed Richards. "Crazy in Love" is about a decade old, but that just makes this dance tribute more nostalgic and endearing.
Sarah Silverman takes a decidedly more serious — and athletic! — turn in this new music video for Los Angeles-based band Psychic Friend.
A former dancer for the Royal Ballet is launching a British TV series called Big Ballet aimed at encouraging larger dancers, which is something you just don’t hear enough of (unless you’re re-watching the now-defunct Bunheads, unwilling to accept ABC Family’s capricious decision-making process).
Big Freedia, New Orleans' own Bounce Queen, known for ass-centric song and dance (seen here in a clip from last year), is not happy with Miley Cyrus's antics, telling Fuse:
