Jennifer Lopez reveals her most challenging look yet—a 50-pound gold beaded costume for Kiss of the Spider Woman. Heavy to wear, impossible to dance in, but worth every dazzling moment. Shrapnel from ...

Jennifer Lopez dancing in her 50-pound dress while filming of “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” Jennifer Lopez appeared on CBS Sunday Morning this past weekend, speaking with Lee Cowan about the impending ...

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Brent Suter doesn't just have skills on the mound. The Moeller High School graduate and 2025 Roberto Clemente Award nominee showed off his dancing talents during the locker ...

Watching Jennifer Shea gracefully glide across the stage on tiptoe before balancing on one foot at Tanner Park in Copiague, it’s hard to imagine that just a decade ago she couldn’t even walk the few ...

“Chan’s handsomely crafted third feature is a poignant drama about finding meaning in life from the passing of loved ones and the rituals of final farewells,” wrote Richard Kuipers, reviewing the film ...

Lady Gaga is setting up Wednesday for a new viral dance trend with the release of the Tim Burton-directed video “The Dead Dance.” The music video was filmed on Mexico’s Isla de las Muñecas, an island ...

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THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL MUSICAL CEILI IS ALL ABOUT GETTING YOU UP AND DANCING AND INVOLVED IN THE SHOW, AND THAT’S WHY ITS CREATORS CHOSE THIS SPACE HERE AT M AND T BANK EXCHANGE FOR THE NORTH ...

Sterling K. Brown, apparently, has a Scottish lookalike going viral on TikTok — and the actor’s wife, Ryan Michelle Bathé, sees the resemblance. “I think about maybe 495 people across 720 platforms ...

How fast can you dance to some of the slowest songs of the '70s? Questlove's needle drops included "Three Times a Lady" by The Commodores and "Reunited" by Peaches and Herb, and as it turns out, it's ...

Most of what we think we know about pirates has come to us through stories written by the elusive Capt. Charles Johnson, who in 1724 published "A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the ...