Ongoing History Daily: Dancing in Japan
Once upon a time in Japan, all dancing had to stop once the clock strikes midnight. It was the law, a measure imposed more than 75 years ago to crush prostitution that was
Read MoreOnce upon a time in Japan, all dancing had to stop once the clock strikes midnight. It was the law, a measure imposed more than 75 years ago to crush prostitution that was
Read MoreThis is not the kind of dance lessons you’ll find at an Arthur Murray studio. Instead, this is, well, hardcore. This also explains why you might want to stay out of the pit.
Read MoreBritney Spears recently had a stripper pole installed at home (as you do) and decided to show off some of her skills with the help of a little Nine Inch Nails. And yes,
Read MoreAI continues to evolve in interesting ways. Now we have the Disentangled Control for Referring Human Dance Generation in Real World (DisCo). It can create a dance video of you starting with nothing
Read MoreThe relationship between music and various parts of our brains and body is wonderful and mysterious, which is why scientists are always looking for more connections. Here’s the latest. According to a new
Read More[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] Back during elementary school assemblies for the morning rendition of O Canada, I somehow always ended up near a kid who couldn’t sing. The sounds
Read MoreThere are some of us–me included–that should never dance. Oh, I’ve tried, but people keep asking me if I’m all right and if I need someone to call an ambulance. Weirdly, I’m also
Read MoreI NOT a dancer. It’s never been a thing for me. Ever. Apparently, though, that’s a problem because my masculinity would be enhanced if I did. This is from Study Finds.
Read MoreHere’s some medical news directed at people like me who just can’t dance. According to a psychologist at the University of Manchester, the ability and the desire to dance may have some kind
Read MoreMusic and our brains have a complex and fascinating relationship that scientists are always investigating. This latest bit of neuroscience comes out of the University of Turku in Finland. Volunteers were placed in
Read MoreI don’t know who this guy is, but he’s pretty popular as a meme. People keep setting his dance to different songs. We’re up to #173. That followed the Beastie Boys at #172.
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