Madison Chock and Evan Bates opened their Olympic season in the same place that they hope to finish it: atop the standings.

Dakota Valley claimed its 16th consecutive Class ‘A’ dance state championship Friday. The Panthers scored a perfect 40 in the ...

The 6th Annual Berks County Taco Fest is bringing a vibrant celebration of flavor and culture to the community. This year, organizers brought in live music performances, cultural dance showcases, and ...

Lights, camera, action - it's Movie Week time on Strictly Come Dancing and we'll be bringing you all the live updates. And it ended with Ross King being eliminated, after losing out in the dance-off ...

WATERTOWN — Most of the state's Class AA competitive cheer and dance teams and three Class A cheer squads got to perform in the Watertown Civic Arena for the first of two scheduled appearances this ...

Sisters Milla and Zahlee Lucht, aged 11 and 9, won the junior duo national championship at Get The Beat finals on the Sunshine Coast in September with an acrobatic duo performance. The June Vale ...

Joshua Allen, the Season 4 winner of the dance competition series "So You Think You Can Dance," has died at age 36, reports say. USA TODAY has reached out to Allen's rep, the Fort Worth Police ...

The dance community is mourning one of their own. Allen’s family declined to confirm a cause of death for the late dancer and choreographer, though they requested “privacy and prayers,” amid the ...

The family of reality TV star Joshua Allen has confirmed that he has died. According to TMZ, a family member said Allen died on Tuesday, but declined to provide details surrounding Allen’s cause of ...

The man who died after being struck by a train in Fort Worth on Tuesday has been identified by the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office as “So You Think You Can Dance” star Joshua Demon Allen.

A Senate Judiciary Committee panel convened a hearing Tuesday afternoon on air carrier competition. Allegiant Airlines CEO Greg Anderson and Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle are among the witnesses.

One of America’s most popular cooking competition TV shows is bringing a live version to Houston. MasterChef All-Stars Live! comes to Smart Financial Centre in Sugar Land on Friday, October 17.