Music & Dance

She’s performed on Live with Kelly and Ryan, her songs have been featured on hit shows such as Younger and American Ninja Warrior…AND she graduated from Harvard! Brynn Elliott is a go-getter and is taking the radio airwaves by storm with her debut EP Time of Our Lives which was inspired by her time at school where she studied philosophy.

It’s surely a sight to watch parents train their pets, oops, “kids” to perform strange steps to songs! The hurry of growing up perhaps?

Look at this stunning man! The way he is enjoying his job, he is making corn along with the music as if he is playing some musical instrument.

In a crowd where everyone is dancing with their partners, I feel petty for this guy. Send help so that he can find a girl.

I think only creatures with wings can fly in this world. But this man is of some different mindset as he thought he can do it too.

I think this is the best version of Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’. If he was alive I’m sure he would have laughed to his heart’s content.

These redneck people are hard to anticipate, they do crazy things for crazy logic. Though dancing like this is beyond any logic I believe.

The boring journey of the passengers has been not so boring thanks to the flexible girl putting up a performance. She is amazingly good.

Things could have turned out totally different if they were not so drunk. Dirty dancing turned to break dance that breaks bones of the human body.

This is how Indians have a dance battle in their country. Though normally public interfere and the battle is most of the time is not resolved.

Howard Hobson (CEO), David L. Watts (COO) and Craig T. Garrett (CMO) are starting a new venture called The Rattle Radio Network, which is radio, podcasts, news, culture and video from a black digital radio perspective accessible on one platform on your phone, tablets, car, TV, speakers, streaming devices and virtual assistant devices. In today’s musical landscape terrestrial radio stations play more commercials than music. When they do play music, it’s the same songs over and over again. The music formats of stations often change with the wind, no loyalty to the audience. The current offerings for the African American market are bleak at best, providing very little musical variety or artist support. Soon you will be able to listen and experience forty-two live 24/7 radio stations and podcast shows from our Hollywood, California studios. Rattle Radio changes this dynamic by being the first radio and podcast network offering African American music and pop culture content in all genres, eras, and forms through radio streaming. Rattle Radio is radio for the digital age.

This is the smile that is making the internet go crazy. She is so lively and pretty and cute that it is hard for not fall for her smile.

What kinda drug is she taking to dance that freaky on the road, I would very much like to know. And those rhythm overflowing through her breasts!

She has gotta be the best among her classmates. You might even say her skills are best in school. Such a magnificent tumbling performance it was.

Howard Hobson (CEO), David L. Watts (COO) and Craig T. Garrett (CMO) are starting a new venture called The Rattle Radio Network, which is radio, podcasts, news, culture and video from a black digital radio perspective accessible on one platform on your phone, tablets, car, TV, speakers, streaming devices and virtual assistant devices. In today’s musical landscape terrestrial radio stations play more commercials than music. When they do play music, it’s the same songs over and over again. The music formats of stations often change with the wind, no loyalty to the audience. The current offerings for the African American market are bleak at best, providing very little musical variety or artist support. Soon you will be able to listen and experience forty-two live 24/7 radio stations and podcast shows from our Hollywood, California studios. Rattle Radio changes this dynamic by being the first radio and podcast network offering African American music and pop culture content in all genres, eras, and forms through radio streaming. Rattle Radio is radio for the digital age.

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Howard Hobson (CEO), David L. Watts (COO) and Craig T. Garrett (CMO) are starting a new venture called The Rattle Radio Network, which is radio, podcasts, news, culture and video from a black digital radio perspective accessible on one platform on your phone, tablets, car, TV, speakers, streaming devices and virtual assistant devices. In today’s musical landscape terrestrial radio stations play more commercials than music. When they do play music, it’s the same songs over and over again. The music formats of stations often change with the wind, no loyalty to the audience. The current offerings for the African American market are bleak at best, providing very little musical variety or artist support. Soon you will be able to listen and experience forty-two live 24/7 radio stations and podcast shows from our Hollywood, California studios. Rattle Radio changes this dynamic by being the first radio and podcast network offering African American music and pop culture content in all genres, eras, and forms through radio streaming. Rattle Radio is radio for the digital age.

If Beale Street Could Talk is a 2018 American drama film written and directed by Barry Jenkins, based on James Baldwin's novel of the same name. It stars KiKi Layne, Stephan James, Colman Domingo, Teyonah Parris, Michael Beach, Dave Franco, Diego Luna, Pedro Pascal, Ed Skrein, Brian Tyree Henry and Regina King, and follows an African-American woman who seeks to clear the name of her wrongly convicted husband and prove his innocence before the birth of their child. The film had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 9, 2018, and is scheduled to be released in the United States on November 30, 2018 by Annapurna Pictures.