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“As much as we’ve seen a progression and needed change, in which more schools have an accepting and affirming climate, where people are able to go to a dance and dance with whomever they choose and dress how they want to, for students who are not out, prom can still be an intimidating experience,” says Amy Cannava.Cannava, a school psychologist who serves as program manager for social activities and social support at Safe Space NOVA, is discussing the motivation behind the LGBTQ youth organization’s annual “Pride Prom.”“We’ve also had situations where young people just don’t feel psychologically — if not physically — safe at their own prom because it’s in a smaller school or a school where there are fewer out LGBTQ youth,” she adds. “And so knowing that you’re going into an environment where everyone is either an ally or queer or trans is instantly supportive and disarming, because people don’t feel the need to hide who they are or worry about people questioning them.”Held annually, the Pride Prom is an event that serves as an LGBTQ alternative to a traditional prom for high school-aged students, from rising ninth graders to recent graduates.

appeared on BBC Radio 3’s program “Private Passions” and talked about his friendship with the late Princess of Wales. Diana and Sleep sent vibrations through England when they performed a dance to Billy Joel’s “Uptown Girl” in 1985 at a charity gala at the Royal Opera House to celebrate her husband Charles’ 37th birthday. During the rehearsal process, the duo formed a very close friendship.

Washington D.C.’s Something in the Water music festival on Saturday where he was caught grooving to the Beat Ya Feet dance, which has been popular in the D.C. area for over 20 years.However, fans were not impressed with the “Cry Me a River” crooner’s dance moves on stage.Timberlake donned casual khaki pants, orange sneakers and a green button-down for his performance.Videos of him shaking his body went viral and, of course, users on Twitter couldn’t help but give their two cents.“JT did not just say ‘beat your feet’ and proceed to river dance & skip.

attempting to do the Worm across the floor. A viral video of the grocery-store showdown is currently blowing up on Facebook as admirers laud the worker for heeding the call of booty-shaking.“It was the best customer service ever,” Lisa Negus, the intoxicated customer’s wife who uploaded the vid, told Kennedy News of the incident, which occurred last month at a Tesco Express in Lyndhurst, Hampshire.The 48-year-old haberdasher and her fiancé, Steve Williams, had reportedly just finished celebrating a very boozy two-year anniversary.

obtained by the Sun, the film’s theme song “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” plays as the woman begins running toward her partner in what appears to be the courtyard outside a suburban shopping center. At first, everything goes well: The woman jumps into her squatting partner’s arms, he catches her and lifts her up.She then becomes overambitious and lifts her legs high into the air.

Illinois, his mother raised him as a single parent when he was just 3 years old.His younger sister, Fawn Quinones, is also a dancer like Shabba Doo, and was frequently featured on the musical television program “Soul Train.”Shabba Doo is a member of The Original Lockers, a dance group formed by Toni Basil and Don “Campbellock” Campbell in 1971.The 65-year-old became one of the innovators of the dance style commonly known as locking, a funk dance, which is associated with hip hop.Shabba Doo’s cause of death has yet to be announced.On Dec.