Jasmine Rafael may be following in her brother AJ’s footsteps in the music industry, but she’s also been making a name for herself as a dancer. She’s part of a singing group called Blyss (with fellow YouTubers Cathy Nguyen, Kat Badar and Jenny Suk), and she’s also part of a dancing group called Paper Dolls (videos can be found on her YouTube channel). And when she’s not singing or dancing with her group or at the many studios in the Hollywood area, she’s also taking college classes. We got a chance …

Recently, “So You Think You Can Dance” premiered and featured a geisha-themed top 10 women’s routine (see this video before it is pulled by Fox):
One of the reasons I have been a fan of SYTYCD since the third season is that the choreography draws on an exciting and eclectic mix of dance traditions from countries across the world. For example, the fourth season’s Katee Shean and Joshua Allen painstakingly learned the meaning behind classical Indian hand gestures as well as the correct ways to do …

Ten new groups will be battling it out on the dance floor to join crews such as Super Cr3w and We Are Heroes to compete for the title of America’s Best Dance Crew (ABDC).

Mochi recently interviewed Shaun Evaristo, famous in the K-pop world for his work on Taeyang’s Wedding Dress, but he’s not the only Asian dancer the Korean entertainment industry is thirsting after.
Rino Nakasone of the hip-hop dance group Beat Freaks (known for their moves on Season 3 of MTV’s “America’s Best Dance Crew”) is K-pop’s hottest choreographer. Her work can be seen most prominently in the videos of S.M. Entertainment groups such as SNSD/Girls’ Generation in their song “Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)”, f(x)’s “NU ABO” and most recently, in DBSK/TVXQ’s …

Here’s a treat for all you dancers out there: below is a video of Dzajna “JaJa” Vankova and Di “Moon” Zhang showing off a sick dance routine to a remix of Far East Movement and Snoop Dogg’s “If I Was You (OMG).