While many do not see the harm in the "new" Harlem Shake internet meme, here are five reasons why Harlem doesn't want you to shake.
Children are full of surprises and, these days, there's no guarantee that a young boy will idolize a football star. Three short films focus on adolescent boys whose development has taken an unexpected turn.
Have you ever wondered how we'll find the next Steve Jobs?
Here at HuffPost High School, we see a lot of cool things made out of legos (examples here and here), and this hilarious video instantly has become on...
If you find yourself driving through Abuja, Nigeria anytime soon, you might have the treat of getting directed by traffic warden Sebul Audu. Sure,...
Across New York City, a mob of breakdancers recently took to the streets to tell the city that it needs to move "beyond coal." The dancers, who wor...
A quartet of turf dancers perform on a street corner one rainy day in Oakland, pulling off an array of moves that incorporate everything from ballet t...
If you're looking for the world's best breakdancers you won't find them in New York. Although hip-hop is now a globalized culture, breakdancing -- ...
This week has overflowed with unexpected arts stories. From the breakdancing troupe in Uganda and predictions that the Street Art bubble is due to bur...
With the royal wedding a mere day away, the world is dying to know: how is Prince Charles going to look on the dance floor at the reception? Well,...
A 10-year-old boy left Norway's Got Talent judges stunned after displaying some truly slick moves, and now the Internet is taking his performance to t...
A video showing a group of four young men performing a street-corner dance on a rainy day in Oakland, CA has gone viral on YouTube, and with good reas...
Vinod Thakur's slick moves have already made him a ...
While Africa and America are often recognized as the book ends of the African Diaspora, there is an additional link in the Middle Passage that is less publicized, but no less important.
When it comes to women in hip-hop, don't call it a comeback. Women have been here for years.
It was a summer Wednesday evening and Muhammad al-Ghreiz, 22, was getting his eight-member team ready for a breakdance show at the al-Baydar restauran...
