A cat took to the stage during the final scene of a Romeo and Juliet ballet performance by the Imperial Russian Ballet Company in İzmir

The incredible Lidya Kovalenko dances, completely improvising! Palais Garnier, Paris, January 2025 Le Beau Danube Bleu (Blue Danube, An Der Shönen Donau)

Marla Gibbs in the Sixties…

"His Love Makes Me Beautiful" from Funny Girl (1968) is when Fanny Brice's dream is finally realized: she joins the Ziegfeld Follies and is cast as the beautiful bride in a lavishly romantic musical number. But uncomfortable with playing a conventional beauty, she adds a comic twist by appearing pregnant in her wedding gown, turning the production on its head. Barbra Streisand plays the scene to perfection, using her extraordinary comic timing and expressive physicality to transform what could have been a standard showpiece into a hilarious star turn. It's a number driven almost entirely by Streisand's singular screen presence, capturing the essence of Fanny Brice's talent: succeeding not by conforming to expectations, but by being unapologetically herself. #FunnyGirl #BarbraStreisand

Liza Minnelli has outlived 53 years of heartbreak. The NY Knicks have won the NBA championship.

Workers stripped President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center less than six months after it went up, complying with a judge's ruling that the performing arts landmark cannot be renamed without an act of Congress reut.rs/43uK7If

Three ladies, an Elvis beat and a 1956 ballroom that couldn’t sit still

The gorgeous Cyd Charisse is a knock-out in every way in this scene from "It's Always Fair Weather"............

One dance sequence that had a lasting effect on the future MGM musicals produced by the famous Arthur Freed is the "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" ballet in Words and Music (1948). Originally conceived as a comic ballet in Rodgers & Hart's On Your Toes (1936), it was transformed by Roger Edens (Freed's associate producer, composer and arranger) into a raw, sexy, high-stakes drama for Gene Kelly and Vera-Ellen. Robert Alton choreographed Vera-Ellen and the ensemble, while Kelly created his own routine. Kelly also devised the use of a revolving stage to propel the action from scene to scene and suggested placing a 28mm lens in a pit at the foot of the staircase so that when Vera-Ellen, struck by a bullet, falls toward the camera, her face is dramatically distorted. The shot violated Louis B. Mayer's famous dictum that "the ladies had to look pretty at all times, no matter what"; but Freed backed Kelly, and the result is one of the boldest moments in MGM musical history. #GeneKelly #VeraEllen #HollywoodMusical

“Over the Rainbow” THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939) Remembering the late, great, legendary JUDY GARLAND — born 104yrs ago today.

Dolph Lundgren & Grace Jones

In this video, we witness a classic dance scene from the Hollywood film "Daddy Long Legs (1955)": the energetic and refined tap dance “Sluefoot” performed by Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron, accompanied live by Ray Anthony’s orchestra, portraying the perfect fusion between modern jazz style and the elegant choreography of 1950s musical cinema.

Liza Minnelli has outlived Spencer Pratt’s political career. The reality TV star lost the Los Angeles mayoral election — and since he promised to leave if defeated, his moving truck should be arriving soon.

"Dancer Jenn Freeman shares how a late autism diagnosis 'changes everything'" npr.org/2026/05/28/nx-s1-581…

Take a look at our roundup of favorite moments from the 2026 #TonyAwards! broadwayworld.com/article/20…

Amazing! The transitions between segments are perfect. It's so good that I even forgot about the original soundtrack.

"we still talk about you" and it's this clip from the last waltz in 'the story of vernon and irene castle'

The ultimate and captivating dance performance by the talented actress and dancer Vera-Ellen - a masterpiece so exceptional that it was said to leave even the master of dance, Fred Astaire, in sheer admiration.

"Between ballet and war: Japanese dancers pursue dreams in Russia" msn.com/en-us/news/world/bet…

This short clip beautifully captures the legendary 1955 performance by dancer Ann Miller, captivating the audience with her exquisite tap-dance technique and a spinning velocity that seemingly defied gravity.