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The World Doesn't End Because the Doctor Dances

Andrew Garfield’s Dance Skills & Pop-Culture Knowledge Are Tested On Ellen [VIDEO]

If you’re booked on Ellen it’s a known fact you will probably be asked to dance at some point during the show. The context may not always be the same but it’s always something to watch. In this particular instance Amazing Spider-Man star Andrew Garfield was asked to perform several different types of dances on the spot. For each one he got correct, $1000 would go to charity. The thing is, most of the dances required some significant pop-culture awareness, something I’m sure not a lot of actors actually have considering they’re too busy being a part of that very culture. Regardless, Garfield pretty much nailed them all. Give it a look.

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A Word to Describe This Unusual Swing Dance Video: Amazing

I knew Spider-Man could swing from a web, but I didn’t know this sort of thing was covered in his spider-powers. Orion Hall and Colleen Vernon‘s swing routine is set to Michael Buble‘s Spider-Man. The only bad thing about this video is that the audio plays primarily out of the left speaker. But we forgive it.

(via Full of Whoa!)

What It Says On the Tin

The Best Super Mario Bros. Swing Dance Routine You’ll See All Day [Video]

This swing dance inspired by the Mario Bros. took place at the 2011 Camp Hollywood National Jitterbug Championship. Despite some glitches with the music — honestly, that’s what you get with 8-bit, isn’t it? — dancers Morgan Day and Emily Wigger turned out a very hoppin’ number. Next time, they should just tell the DJ to “blow on it.”

(Y! Tech via anonymous tipster — thanks!)

This Exists... Because of A Lady

What Could Possibly Make Cyriak Weirder? Interpretive Dance

Cyriak is the animator behind both this and a more recent sheep-based video that you might be familiar with. I mean, just check out his YouTube channel, there’s a bunch of vintage WTF in there. Shena Tschofen choreographed the dance to go along with it, to see what the gyrations of the cows would look like on the human form.

(via The Daily What.)

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