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Michael Chambers, known as Boogaloo Shrimp, rose to fame in the 1980s as a dancer and actor, showcasing his unique styles of breakdancing and animation.
Ron Hitchens, a passionate cockney barrow boy, showcases the vibrant dance culture of 1960s England, highlighting styles from jive to the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance.
Seventy monks prepare for the annual Tshechu festival in Bhutan, performing traditional dances to purify negative emotions and connect with deities.
In 1964, the Joffrey Ballet company splits over artistic control, leading to the formation of the Harkness Ballet and significant changes in dance education.
Edie Windsor and Thea Spyer were together for 42 years before they fought for their right to marry, a battle that changed U.S. marriage laws.
Two friends, Noah and Colin, spend two years at a Toronto private boys' school, playing video games, singing in the choir, and experiencing school life.
A quadriplegic rabbi communicates with his daughter through a remote setup during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting on love and hope amid isolation.
Leeds in 1964 offers a vibrant weekend scene, from fashion and music shops to elegant ballrooms and lively clubs, catering to diverse tastes and budgets.
A 17-year-old girl is arrested in Iran for dancing and forced to confess on state television, sparking a viral protest for women's rights.
Teenagers embrace dancing shows in the 1950s, led by Cleveland DJ Alan Freed's influence.
Julianne Hough talks about dancing, her brother Derek, and her Shape magazine cover.
Kmao, a boy from the slums of Cambodia, aspires to dance as Hanuman and successfully auditions for the Royal University of Fine Arts ballet program.
A young boy recalls his grandmother, who used to call him her little ray of sunshine, while visiting his grandfather's farm after her passing.
Enawene-Nawe, an indigenous group in Brazil's Mato Grosso forest, showcases their unique traditions of cooking, sewing, and dancing in this immersive experience.
A vibrant Sufi festival in Seria celebrates the Sunnah of the Prophet in September 2003.
Cebu prisoners, once dangerous offenders, transform through daily dance lessons.
Aline Laturnus works from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. to manage the Val Marie Hotel, a crucial gathering place for the small town of Val Marie, Saskatchewan.
