Jerusalema Master KG Best Dance Challenge By Galaxy African Kids 2020.

Hitting up the streets of Jerez in slow motion! Choreographed moves are fed to us through headsets. Many thanks to Samsung for commissioning this and providing Galaxy ACE smart phones. We are Colectivo De Arte - Jorge, Eva, Cristina, Raquel, Javier, Tomas, Ana, Vanessa, Julius, Norberto, Rafael, Roc...

A coreography segment from the famous Judy Garland Family Christmas show where Liza introduces a new routine to her mom.

Project Moves Dance Company shocked the audience at Fire Island Dance Festival 18 as five young dancers began their number wearing signs with homophobic slurs. Committed to sharing a powerful message of human respect and acceptance, the Massachusetts-based dance company ultimate shed the insults an...

Guillaume & Arthur stun France’s Got Talent judges with beautiful dance against homophobia. It tells the story of an individual troubled by the hate in the world and his partner who is fighting to lift him up, to remind him he is beautiful exactly how he is. My message is that religion should inspir

The name of Fredy Hirsch is inseparably connected with the education of children and young people in the Terezín ghetto, and finally in the "family camp“ at Birkenau. In particular, the "children's block,“ established on Hirsch's initiative in the BIIb section of the Birkenau camp, was a remarkable

How Come U Don't Love Me Anymore? for Fire Island Dance Festival Choreography by Al Blackstone Music: "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?" by Prince. Featuring James Whiteside Alex Biegleson Marc Cardarelli Julien Valme Adrian Lee Chris Jarosz Edward Cuellar

Fire Island Dance Festival features an eclectic mix of famed and fast-rising dancers performing on a stunning waterfront stage with the Great South Bay as a backdrop.

Footage of Josephine Baker performing her infamous Banana Dance at the Folies Bergère in Paris, France c. 1927. She was not only a famous dancer and singer but also was a spy of the French resistance during World War II.

Olga Costa was born in Leipzig, Germany in 1913, at the outset of World War I. Her parents, Jacobo Kostakowsky and Ana Falvisant Bovglarevokeylandel, were immigrants who had fled czarist Russia to escape persecution of the Jews. Costa and her younger sister Lya were raised in Berlin, where their fat...