Los Angeles Times recently published an article titled “Eight things killing the Harlem Shake” which shows specific videos that are making the meme played out already. The LA Times explains: The ...

The Shake’s been performed by (too) many across the globe and has little to do with the dance move that originated out of Harlem, New York. With a little luck, the Grumpy Cat might put an end to the ...

The “Harlem Shake” is the most inexplicably awesome thing to hit the internet since Paula Deen was riding things. And now, the hip-pumping, shoulder-shaking, wiggleriffic dance craze is lending itself ...

People studying in the A.D. White Library were met with a surprise on Friday when almost 400 students, some wearing tutus or body paint, flooded the room — filming their own rendition of Harlem Shake, ...

A new kind of populist electronic music called "trap" has been skirting the mainstream for a few months now, but hasn't yet broken through. Could a bunch of silly viral videos make the genre a ...

The time to make “Harlem Shake” meme videos may have peaked, with Google searches for the phrase beginning to taper off in mid-February, but the hit dance track by the producer known as Baauer is ...

In a piece for The Root DC, Robert Samuels says there’s a fine line between cultural reappropriation and cultural evolution. Suggested Reading Joy Reid Says MSNBC’s Shocking Rebrand to MS Might Come ...

Contrary to what I've seen at least 10 people lament on Twitter today alone, the "Harlem Shake" dance craze isn't going anywhere just yet. As it pertains to baseball, we already showed you a bunch of ...

It's called the Harlem Shake. The University of Georgia men's swim and dive team did it underwater in Speedos. The Norwegian army did it in the snow. The latest viral dance video craze starts with one ...