Opinion - Like the Ijele, his dance continues, graceful, defiant, unforgettable, reminding us all that integrity, once chosen, must never retreat.

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The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s Department of Theatre & Dance, Kennedy Theatre, and the Center for Philippine Studies ...

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An unlikely fusion of Irish dance and hip-hop music is flying high on the internet as a young dreadlocked African-American dancer blends her passions in viral videos of herself in quarantine.

If you thought US president Donald Trump’s dancing was bad, then wait until you see Argentinian president Javier Milei doing his take on the Republican’s infamous dance moves at a CPAC (Conservative ...