dance

You know that saying "Dance like no one is watching?"  Our kids have no problem with people watching.  On many an evening, we have to pause the television for the kids to drop in and grace us with a performance.  It would be rude of me not to share this choreography with the world.

In honor of Friday...let's dance.  I love this video.

Wilson and Keppel were one of the most popular British acts in the early 1900's.  Betty joined them in the early 1930's and they performed all over the world until their retirement in 1963.  To say their act is strange would be like saying that there is just a tiny bit of humidity hanging in SWLA in the summer...

Well, it might not be a nightclub dance floor so much as the living room, but the point is the same: these folks just wanna dance!

A tribute to the joy of dance...its a wonderful thing.  Set to the song, "All These Things That I've Done," by The Killers are the famous feet of Michael Jackson, Gene Kelley, John Travolta, Shirley Temple, the cast of 'A Chorus Line,' and Fred Astaire...

Radio City Music Hall opened on December 27, 1932. In 1935, The Rockettes moved in and have been amazing audiences ever since with their amazing dancing and, of course, their often imitated (but never duplicated) kick lines. Here are the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes kicking in the new millennium in 2000...