House Music US on Instagram: "A snapshot from the peak of late-’90s trance. ATB playing “Don’t Stop” live at Club Rotation in 1999 captures the era when melodic synths, rolling basslines, and hands-in-the-air moments ruled the dancefloor. Raw club energy, minimal production, and a crowd fully locked into the moment. Long before massive festival stages, this was trance in its purest form: intimate, emotional, and built to move people together under one groove. via EuroTrance Club on yt"

The Brief India on Instagram: "Wang Leehom’s Concert Just Went Futuristic, Robots Are Now the Backup Dancers. At Chinese-American singer Wang Leehom’s concert in Chengdu, humanoid robots took the stage and stole the spotlight by dancing in sync with the music and human performers. These robots, reported to be developed by China’s Unitree and capable of complex choreography including flips and precise movements, appeared alongside Wang Leehom during his Best Place Tour performance, blending advan

couples! 💫 on Instagram: "A ballet curtain call turned into a real-life fairytale when a principal dancer dropped to one knee moments after the final bow of Swan Lake. As the cast remained onstage in formation, the ballerina still in costume and holding her final pose realized what was happening and was visibly overwhelmed as her partner presented a ring in front of the audience. The moment blended naturally into the end of the show, met with applause as the dancers remained on stage to celebra

LOOK INTO POP on Instagram: "Dakota Johnson famously showcased her acting skills on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon by introducing “The Acting Game” in a January 2016 appearance. She explained that it was a game she played with her family. … The rules were simple: one person gets a fake scenario and has to act out their reaction while answering an imaginary phone call. Johnson herself demonstrated first. One notable scenario involved her fiancé, Darth Vader, calling to say he was leaving