Discover how the Dancing Baby became a 1996 internet phenomenon and helped shape the future of viral online culture.

Indigenous Enterprise, the Native American dance troupe known for taking powwow traditions to some of the world’s biggest stages, returns to New York City this week with Still Here, a performance ...

Nonprofit educational organization Sesame Workshop has commissioned Brooklyn, New York-based Dancing Diablo Studio (DDS) to design and produce 11 short animated short films for use in both ...

Your favorite childhood movie might’ve been a total box-office dud. The animated movies that defined the late ‘90s and early 2000s are beloved by a generation that grew up watching them on VHS, but ...

MyHeritage, the genealogy company that brought us uncomfortably lifelike animated photos in February, has rolled out new animations for its Deep Nostalgia feature. Now, in addition to tapping ...

Relive the golden era of dubstep with this animation-style freestyle dance, capturing the energy and emotion of the early 2010s. Pure movement, musicality, and nostalgia. Tattoos found to have ...

Internet denizens of a certain age will recall with fondness the 3D animated Dancing Baby (aka “Baby Cha-Cha” and “the Oogachacka Baby”) that went viral in 1996. Sure, the rendering was crude by today ...

If the first episode isn’t enough to convince you what a terrible father Kan’ami is, then “You Have a Body” will definitely ...