The reimagined Broadway show brings its ballroom-inspired competition to the stage, set in New York's ballroom dance scene.

Mia Starr and Juicy Love Dion deliver bold confidence in “Cover Girl,” a fierce, fashion-forward anthem blending attitude, style, and irresistible pop energy.

A high-energy dance performance set to the Kesha Megamix 2026 “Move It 2026,” produced by Cits93, blending iconic hits into one electrifying routine.

Sheena Easton, the dance-pop heroine of the 1980s, had her finger on the pulse of a hit from the moment she began her musical journey. She welcomed her breakout success as 1979 turned into 1980 and her songs set the pace for the shifting decade.

Bomba is an ancient genre of resistance from Puerto Rico created by enslaved people on the island over 400 years ago. Recently, bomba music has been a staple of Black Lives Matter protests calling back to its roots as a music of resilience. Together, host...

West Side Story "Cool" clip from The Ed Sullivan Show on September 14th, 1958.

Just released from prison, Max Washington must decide which of his previous professions to return to: burglary or tap-dancing.

Father O of Pope Saint John Paul II Prep School goes viral after dancing to NSYNC’s “Bye, Bye, Bye” during a basketball halftime show on GMA.

“Blackbird,” choreographed by Marlee Hightower and performed by MOTIV Crew, is a powerful dance piece blending emotional storytelling, precision movement, and contemporary artistry.

Directed by Marlee Hightower and performed by MOTIV Crew, “We The People” uses hip hop and symbolic storytelling to examine American identity, division, and unity.

11-year-old Jay Ramos-Rivera from Waukesha performs with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime show, inspiring his hometown and viewers nationwide.

Why do we dance? African-American social dances started as a way for enslaved Africans to keep cultural traditions alive and retain a sense of inner freedom.

Experience the magic of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater as three principal dancers perform the iconic piece “Cry” and share their honor of carrying on a powerful legacy.

Discover why ballet sensation Jovani Furlan is the male dancer everyone is talking about—electric performances, rising fame, and pure artistry.

A young Audrey Hepburn, who had trained as a ballet dancer from childhood, played Valentina Cortese's younger sister in this 1952 film.