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Bad Bunny says his Super Bowl Halftime Show will be a huge party that viewers won’t need to learn Spanish to enjoy, emphasizing fun and dance as he prepares with relaxed, early-morning rehearsals during his tour.
The Martha Graham Dance Company has canceled its Kennedy Center performance in April as part of its centennial tour, offering no reason. Cancellations are accelerating, averaging one every two days, and the company says it hopes to perform at the center in the future.
Bad Bunny released a trailer for Super Bowl LX that spotlights a diverse, multi‑generational dance cast as he cues up “Baille Inovidable” on an iPhone via Apple Music. The message is unity—“The world will dance”—and the clip features Puerto Rico imagery and dancers of many backgrounds, while he notes controversy over ICE at the event and confirms this will be his only U.S. appearance this year.
A playful Staffordshire Bull Terrier named Lark performs a 'banana dance' to earn a snack, showcasing how food motivation can lead to amusing behaviors in pets.
Francis Patrelle, a renowned ballet teacher and choreographer who founded Dances Patrelle and was a prominent figure in New York's ballet community, died at age 78 due to complications from a fall.
Toni Basil, best known for her hit 'Mickey,' has had a diverse 40-year career in entertainment, working with icons like Elvis, Bowie, Tina Turner, and others. Her background in vaudeville, dance, and choreography has made her a significant figure in pop culture and street dance, and she continues to influence and teach dance today.
Rockettes troupe member Brooklyn Bronson shares her experience of celebrating Christmas in New York City, highlighting the long rehearsals and festive spirit that make the city an iconic holiday destination, especially during the centennial year of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Donyelle Wilson, a former contestant on 'So You Think You Can Dance,' died at 46 after a nearly decade-long battle with stage 3C breast cancer, which she publicly documented and shared her journey through social media.
Donyelle Jones, a dancer known for her appearance on 'So You Think You Can Dance,' has passed away, with her obituary highlighting her contributions to dance and entertainment.
A study published in Nature Communications suggests that engaging in creative activities like dancing, playing music, visual arts, and strategy video games can be linked to slower brain aging, making these accessible hobbies beneficial for maintaining cognitive health as we age.
Maks Chmerkovskiy criticized the casting of Jan Ravnik on Dancing With the Stars, citing lack of technical foundation and experience, and questioned the decision to hire him as a professional dancer, despite Ravnik's background as a Taylor Swift dancer.
Tame Impala's new album Deadbeat marks a shift to electronic and dance music, reflecting Kevin Parker's personal growth and fatherhood, with a mix of experimental production, genre-blending tracks, and introspective lyrics.
Joshua Allen, winner of 'So You Think You Can Dance' season 4, died at 36 after being hit by a train near his Texas home, with ongoing investigations. He was remembered as a genuine and honest person by friends and colleagues, and had appeared in several dance-related films and TV shows.
Joshua Allen, the 36-year-old winner of 'So You Think You Can Dance' Season 4, has died, with the cause of death not disclosed. He was known for his dance career, appearances in films and TV, and was remembered fondly by friends and colleagues. His death follows a complex past, including a legal issue in 2016.
Joshua Allen, winner of 'So You Think You Can Dance' in 2008 and close friend of tWitch, has died at age 34 after being struck by a train, less than three years after tWitch's death. Allen was known for his dance career and acting roles, and his passing is a tragic loss for the dance community and his friends.