Dancing

It's no secret that we love Halloween. Dare we say this is one of the greatest Halloween videos ever?

Sometimes we just want to crack open an ice cold can of Coke. There’s little-to-no-effort involved in getting such refreshing and delicious happiness, right? But over in Korea, they’re making soda seekers dance for their bubbly beverages.

Some teachers in Massachusetts have turned the tables on their student body by playing a video prank on them. Pretending to film a school documentary, the teachers sneak into the background and show off their not so slick dance moves.

This youtube tribute to Whiteny Houston is awesome! Seriously whenever you see a 90-year old Grandma that still has the moves dancing you've got to laugh!

In this video, a young man at a wedding performs a spirited and solo dance, much to the delight of everyone watching.

Breakdancing gorilla, step aside. We’re all about breakdancing kids now — namely Jalen Testerman and Lil’ Demon, the stars of a new American Apparel ad directed by photographer Tony Kelly. Both are well-known B-boys: in addition to their many live performances, Testerman appeared on ‘Ellen’ at the tender age of six and Lil’ Demon (née Angelo Baligad) had the same honor at seven. We could watch the

Yes, it's true, John Jacobson made a sequal to 'Double Dream Hands'! Check it out!

Poor Kirstie Alley. Just one week after she fell on the 'Dancing With the Stars' ballroom floor, the Emmy-winning actress suffered another unfortunate mishap.

Penguins are one of those animals that don’t exactly wow me. Sure they’re kinda cute, make funny little noises and waddle when they walk. But wait until you check out this video of one happy little guy. He makes Happy Feet look sad.

Don't ask me why, but ever since my mother played me Fred Astaire's "Singing in the Rain," I've been fascinated by random dancing and singing in movies. It's the funniest stuff! Everybody gets up and breaks loose in perfectly choreographed routines right in the middle of conversations, and it seems totally plausible.