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After a few years of bad publicity, Chris Brown may have found his saving grace in Justin Bieber. The controversial R&B singer has teamed with the teen sensation on the video for his new single, ‘Next 2 You,’ in which fans are treated to everything from Bieber’s acting skills to some type of bizarre New York-set apocalypse.

Grandparents love to dance. They’ve been doing it for ages. The only difference is that when grandparents dance, they usually wear more clothes and do fewer drugs. But that doesn’t mean they can’t get down to a modern groove.

Last Friday, Reddit user JackMomma shared a video of a twentysomething man dancing at a bus stop. According to his post, his wife shot the video and uploaded it to YouTube after she noticed the man would dance the same dance at the same bus stop every single day.

Admit it: If you were alive during the summer of 1991, you were probably singing and dancing along to Madonna's 'Vogue.' 9-year-old Robert Jeffrey certainly was - and he has the epic video to prove it. This week, Jeffrey posted the video on his Tumblr page, allowing the entire Internet to catch a glimpse of his seriously awesome moves (not to mention a nice look at the '91 New York skyline). Read

Not only this is one of my favorite shows but one of my really good friends made it to the final and last audition in Los Angeles.  Season 8 of 'So You Think You Can Dance' is kicking off tomorrow night at 8/7 central. Check out info here http://www...

One of the downsides to YouTube is that it provides a steady stream of stark evidence that you are not a very good dancer. The latest set of humbling dance moves comes from what we believe to be two brothers, one big and one small. As you can see, the smaller of the duo can match any move the bigger fellow throws at him - and then some. Read on to see their amazing moves.

Lets talk Hip-Hop for a minute put your cassette tape on rewind so we can put the needle down on some hip-hop history...Lets start with the birth of a B-BOY/B-GIRL (a.k.a Break Boy or Break Girl).  When people in the late 70's would hit the floor they weren't called "break dancers" they where called B-BOYS and B-GIRLS...