Singer and songwriter Mario Spinetti interviews Marc Broussard for Movmnt Magazine.

Ace of Base. The Cardigans. Europe. Roxette. And the undying, omnipresent ABA. Listing the Swedish bands that have made it stateside is not a difficult thing to do, but listening to them is.

Movmnt Magazine gives insight into the creative minds behind BELIEVE: the ultimate collaboration between Criss Angel, Wade Robson and Cirque du Soleil.

Movmnt’s Blake Davis interviews talented filmmaker Gus Van Sant about his latest movie, Milk, and the inspiration behind the making of his many award winning films.

For the hotly anticipated new music video featuring BeyoncÉ and two dancing ladies, JaQuel Knight took the reigns as the head choreographer of a video that relies on nothing more than an incredible dance performance.

Thirty minutes ago you were herded into a dark room, and now there are half-naked women body slamming against the ceiling. For a moment you think you are watching Girls Gone Wild: Slip and Slide Edition. But the contorted patterns the performers make, gliding through water on the other side of the plastic lowered within inches of your face, are far too artistic to have been dreamt up by Joe Francis. You are at Fuerzabruta, an Off-Broadway show concocted by the same perverse, imaginative team that made De La Guarda a sensation ten years ago.

Sweat beads drip down the forehead, the rhythm of pulsing temples pounds the brain to a point of abandon and exhaustion. Try to picture the last time you had to solve an algebra problem with a degree of difficulty so high no matter how much you tried to concentrate, you could no longer struggle to find a solution to the equation. At least that’s what I went through as teenager.

Dance is taking over screens, big and small. Not since the ‘80s when Fame ignited the big screen has dance had the kind of pop culture relevance it has today.