Oxygen has given a second season to “The Prancing Elites Project,” its docu-series that follows an all-male African-American dance troupe determined to break down gender and racial barriers, Variety ...

MOBILE, Alabama-- Sometimes the greetings come as a surprise -- hugs or photos to be snapped for Instagram and Facebook. Other times they are told to cover up. Sit down. Stop dancing. When the ...

Us Weekly has the exclusive first look at the partnership, “Desire,” which features the five dancers, clad in sparkly jumpsuits, save Tsui and Lohanthony from a boring day at the office. With the ...

Get ready to see more sparkly leotards and the fiercest j-setting dance moves, because Oxygen just green-lit a second season of The Prancing Elites Project, according to Variety. Suggested Reading ...

The Prancing Elites, a black gay dance troupe known for their J-Sett routines, made national headlines last week when they performed at a Semmes, Alabama Christmas parade and were then bashed by ...

If you wanted to make reality TV sound infinitely more constructive than it is, you could say a thing that it does is showcase diversity. People are given their own programs because they’re unlike the ...

A team of gay African-American men who practice a balletic version of cheerleading called J-setting have been ejected from parades, but celebrated, too. Credit...Deidre Schoo for The New York Times ...

No wonder the Prancing Elites are from Mobile. Mardi Gras might be the one party in the world where Alabama's most famous dance troupe can just blend right in. Up until now, the story of the Prancing ...