Teen dancer Lizzy Howell became an overnight viral video star and a body positivity hero because of her passion for dance—and impressive skills. When the 15-year-old posted a video of herself twirling ...

This article originally appeared on Sports Illustrated. The typical physique of a ballerina from decades ago is no longer the standard today. That shift—from “childlike and brittle” to strong, healthy ...

Disney introduced its first plus-size heroine, a ballerina named Bianca, who struggles to find confidence and manage her body dysmorphia. The heroine is featured in "Reflect," a short released as part ...

You can't talk about Misty Copeland without mentioning her body. Those chiseled legs, sculpted arms and abs. Combine orange juice, brown sugar, soy sauce, pepper, salt, vinegar and scallions into a ...

The ballet look is in vogue. “Balletcore” — think tulle, leggings, leg warmers etc. — can be seen on runways with "freaky tutus" and in department stores with Miu Miu’s popular $1,000 flats, on TikTok ...

*World-renowned ballerina Misty Copeland is working on her third book – a health and fitness guide called “Ballerina Body.” American Ballet Theatre’s first African-American principal dancer said in a ...

Actor Son Na-eun completed 'Perfect Ballerina Body'. On the 29th, Son Na-eun showed off her changed body by taking shape with ballet for about a year. Son Na-eun, who has a long career as an idol, was ...

Misty Copeland’s remarkable story is the sort you can imagine depicted by a skilled novelist; her life, in the words of a 2015 “60 Minutes” report, is “the embodiment of the American dream.” Growing ...

They are moving with grace through a world that often isn't fitted for them and in some cases one which has rejected them. Ahead of their signature holiday performance, a local ballet company is ...

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Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The vampire ballerina in the new movie “Abigail” has a long pop culture lineage. She and her sisters are obsessed, tormented and likely to cause harm.