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Hand Dancing? A New Art Form?
If you haven't seen this yet, then you are in for something totally new. Hand Dancing, a form of Irish Dance (think using the hands rather than the feet), has taken off as a new art form. Pioneers Suzanne Cleary & Peter Harding are spreading the word with their latest viral video featuring music by Yolanda Be Cool & D Cup.

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What do you think of hand dancing? Do you think it will gain popularity in the US?
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OMG! 7-Year-Old Girls Do ‘Single Ladies’ Dance!
Uh-oh Miley Cyrus! It seems like your recent sexy behavior may already be rubbing off on some of your younger fans – just look at these 7-year-old girls dancing to Beyonce’s ‘Single Ladies.’ While this group of girls are incredible dancers it seems like some of these moves are a little too adult! Then there is the outfits – super short shorts and midriff baring tops!

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If you haven't yet seen this video - these young ladies are fantastic... but they are also REALLY YOUNG. They are obviously incredible dancers, but at the age of 7, are they too sexy?

Where is the line drawn on young kids and "sex appeal"?
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Ellen DeGeneres welcomed YouTube sensation Greyson Chance to her talk show recently. The sixth grader's rendition of Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi" - performed at his school's talent show - shot him to instant Internet stardom. Greyson Chance's serendipitous success via YouTube has people wondering -

Is YouTube the key to fame? Do you think it is that easy to get famous?
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