Searching for a boy in high school is as useless as looking for meaning in a Pauly Shore movie.” Happy 30th birthday to ...

Not to be outdone by her sister, Bella decides to show up and show out, totally outdoing her sister's dance moves! If these ...

Initially surprised by his daughter’s sudden performance, the man soon jumped in and started dancing to the music. His subtle attempts to match his daughter’s dance steps and energy levels have won ...

Avril Owton, an 82-year-old former high-kicking TV Tiller Girl, says the programme is a must-watch weekly treat at her clifftop sea-view flat. For Avril knows only too well how tough the dance ...

Snowee (and Mom) have range! Nearly a million people follow the funny girl on TikTok , and it’s because of the adorable bond she has with Mom, bedtime, daytime—anytime—they’re the duo you didn’t know ...

When excitement takes over, dogs can’t contain their energy! Watch as these playful pups burst into zoomies, wiggle with happiness, and dance with joy. Their enthusiasm is contagious!

That is to be expected of Hannah Shankman in this week's "Funny Girl." Another Broadway veteran, remembered for "Hair," "Side Show," "Les Misérables" and "Wicked," Shankman has been embraced as ...

Sometimes, the choices we make echo for decades to come. And sometimes, certain people probably should be avoided. Broadway in Boston’s “ Funny Girl ” runs through Feb. 16. Performing Arts ...

After an array of false starts and high-profile planned productions that collapsed thanks to financing issues and other woes (including a 1996 tour with pop star Debbie Gibson that was aiming for ...

Blake and Cassie Conley had their flower girl, Taylor Wells, dance down the aisle to 'Rasputin' on Dec. 17, 2024. 'As I threw petals and frolicked down the aisle everyone just looked so joyful ...

Mimi Hines, the delightful Canadian-born actress, singer and comedian who stepped in for Barbra Streisand as Fanny Brice in the original Broadway production of Funny Girl, has died. She was 91 ...

In dance and in sports, there is a common ritual: warming up. As much an art as an activity, it energizes not just the body, but also the mind, speaking less to effort than to surrender.