Breakdancing to Classical Music creates a striking contrast between elegant orchestral sound and powerful street dance ...

“I used to see kids breakdancing under the railroad tracks and would think to myself, ‘I’d probably be one of them if I were young,’” she said, confessing that her parents had started her in Nihonbuyo ...

“I want to spin on my head!” Grant DeGroot, of Mount Prospect, exclaims. One among dozens enrolled in something called The Breaking Program, he’s about to learn moves from backspins to box steps.

Breaking, the official name for competitive breakdancing, made its debut today as the Olympics’ newest sport. Results seem… mixed. Breakdancing originated in the Bronx in the late 1960s and early ...

Come go back with me to 1970s New York City, right in the heart of the South Bronx. In the dimly lit underground clubs, on street corners and thoroughfares, a cultural revolution was brewing. Young ...

Breakdancing to classical music creates a unique fusion of movement and sound, blending modern dance with traditional composition. The video highlights rhythm matching, timing, and controlled motion ...

Raygun, a now-39-year-old Australian academic and dancer whose real name is Rachael Gunn, became an instant global meme and ...

In the show, it is revealed she had no formal Olympic training as her head coach, Lowe Napalan, was too tied up with ...

As a DJ spins music, the athletes twist, whirl and leap — each move a dizzying mix of fancy footwork and contorted limbs. It might seem more like an artform than a sport, but breakdancing — known ...

The highly anticipated Olympic debut of breakdancing has been decades in the making. “Moving into the Olympics is enormous,” Wesley, a founding member of the legendary crew New York Breakers in the ...