“Boots on the Ground” is rooted in Black Southern trail ride culture—where horses, grills, and line dancing go hand-in-hand.

Because the only thing better than dancing in hard times is doing it alongside the people you want to feel loved, lifted, and ...

Bey's mama Tina Knowles got a private lesson from former First Lady Michelle Obama. Check out the forever FLOTUS teaching her ...

A line dancing frenzy is taking over the nation after the popular song "Boots On The Ground" hit the music charts, including here in the Magnolia State. "I’m a breast cancer survivor and I was ...

South Carolina-based 803Fresh talks the success of his Beyoncé-cosigned "Boots on the Ground" and Southern soul's six-decade ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Black Southern line dance culture, and a co-sign from Beyoncé, has helped to popularize the song and its fan-snapping moves. By Kia Turner ...

ERPC personal care volunteers with their nifty and practical bed bath kits. Back: Donna Earle, Mimi Pretorius, Felicity ...

It’d be a big ol’ lie if I said I didn’t used to think cowboy boots were only meant for country concerts and line dancing.

Whether it was the boot-scooting beats or the merriment of the approaching festive season, members of the Dancing Boots line ...

Kelleher’s class at the Ukrainian East Village Restaurant — called UEVRline, or simply UEVR, and sometimes just line — is one ...