Zumba certainly took 2011 by storm. And what's not to love? The Latin-dance-inspired cardio class helps tone and sculpt the body while celebrating your backside region — thank you Zumba! If your workout routine could handle more rhythmic high-energy dance moves, or you just want to spice things up for 2012, you may want to check out Batuka. This new dance workout is considered by some to be one Read more

Emmy-nominated choreographer Stacey Tookey is famous for her work on So You Think You Can Dance, but she's also worked with many celebrities, including Christina Perri, Justin Timberlake, Celine Dion, Bette Midler, and Michael Buble. Initially pursuing a career in classical ballet, Stacey has since done work across all dance genres including jazz, hip hop, and contemporary. We learned more about Read more

If you've been keeping up with the latest season of The Bachelorette, you'll have already hopped on the wacky and wild train that is panning out to be season seven. In the midst of all the drama, drunkenness, and heartache, we've also learned more about the bubbly and energetic bachelorette, Ashley Hebert. Ashley always looks amazing, and in a recent interview with Us Magazine, she shared some Read more

A workout is a workout, but how we get our sweat on changes with the times. The recession seems to be influencing our fitness lives, from ditching running shoes to skipping fancy classes. Dance workouts are rising in popularity, and the ancient art of yoga continues to spawn hybrids. Read on for highlights of the fitness trends from 2010. Running sans sneakers: The buzz about barefoot running Read more

Dancers in Urumqi, China, rehearsed an ethnic minority dance today. They're part of an all-out effort to accelerate development in the northwest region of the country. View 5 Photos › Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Photo 5 Read more

Hold on to your frijoles, there's a new bar in Las Vegas that isn't just offering tequila on tap, but some digital entertainment as well. Called Lolita's Cantina, this bar serves up food and liqueur, an in-house DJ to spin tunes while you grub, along with go-go dancers — real and holographic — to keep the party going. That's right — holographic dancers. The holograms, which were created Read more

A staff member at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London admires a giant cloth designed by Pablo Picasso. The larger-than-life piece of art appeared in the Ballets Russes performance of "Le Train Bleu" in 1924. Read more