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  Yesterday we had some red carpet from the event, and then I came across many posts about a particular performance. Incredible choreography. Yung Lean is a Swedish rapper, and GENER8ION is an electronic project of French producer, Surkin, and the video director, Romain Gavras. "Storm" is actually a two-part musical short film. His breakout was back in 2013. Followed by his debut album in 2014. Per the topic, it was Cardi B who won for Best Hip Hop Video. Madonna won for Best Choreography, but that included Damien Jalet, who had also been nominated for the "Storm" video.

  Dance is the heartbeat of Bollywood, serving as a powerful tool for storytelling, emotional expression, and cultural celebration. I found this lovely number from Devdas. The first Bollywood film was released in 1913. Director Dhundiraj Govind Phalke is considered the father of Indian cinema. The story is based on the mythological Hindu king, Harishchandra. But Sholay, from 1975, is considered the most defining movie in Bollywood history. I might need to check out some Hindi horror movies.

  Back in high school, my bestie took me along to see this at our local theater. Bob Fosse is considered the most influential figure in the field of jazz dance in the twentieth century.  The play is a showcase of his choreography, but we'll pull from the originals. "Big Spender" from Sweet Charity "Nowadays" and "Hot Honey Rag" from Chicago "Steam Heat" from The Pajama Game "Manson Trio" and "Glory" from Pippin "Mein Herr" , of course. And here he is performing "From This Moment On" from Kiss Me, Kate

  Ten years ago, Sarah Jessica Parker had an idea to pair choreographers with designers to create stage magic.  This year, Christopher John Rogers (above fashion) designed for Sidra Bell's, Suspended Animation. Esteban Cortázar designed for Andrea Miller's, sky to hold. And of course, those in attendance. Diane Kruger (co-chair) Kelsey Lu and Kerby Jean-Raymond Laverne Cox Miriam Miller Claire Danes The back gives it a touch of more. Esteban Cortázar with Lido Pimiento Sidra Bell with her family. Kristin Chenoweth Cynthia Rowley and Kit Keenan Prabal Gurung Melanie Hamrick Andrea Miller Since she couldn't make it this year, here's a throwback to a favorite from 2018.