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Tryptich? Conversation with Larry Kegwin [Video]
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Anjuli Bhattacharyya sits down for a video feature with choreographer Larry Keigwin about his latest creation: Tryptich
Do You Believe in Magic? | When Criss Angel Meets Cirque du Soleil
Movmnt Magazine gives insight into the creative minds behind BELIEVE: the ultimate collaboration between Criss Angel, Wade Robson and Cirque du Soleil.
Playlist: Consecration/Desecration
Do you believe in God? (re)discover 10 songs that examine the subject of faith/personal beliefs with unique perspectives.
A La Vie, A La Mort – Life is a Circus
The 7 Fingers of the Hand is a Cirque du Soleil inspired surreal, sensual bohemian magical show about life and death with burlesque twist.
Wake Up Call, World filtering system
Movmnt Magazine presents the blueprint for a cleaner planet in 13 steps.
Music Review – I’m From Barcelona, Who Killed Harry Houdini
With the release of their sophomore album Who Killed Harry Houdini?, the many members of I’m From Barcelona have cast aside the elated revelry of childhood for an insightful look at adult life.
Music Review: Animal Collective
Animal Collective has always been boldly experimental with not only the shape and texture of its songs, but the enticing sounds crammed into each moment.
“How Dance gave me the strength to fight cancer”
Classical Indian dancer Ananda Shankar Jayant was diagnosed with cancer in 2008. Dance gave her the strength to fight it. Ted Video
Inside Out
Inside Out – Spring eyewear fashion selection photographed by Lou Mora for Movmnt Magazine
Holly Brook – Like Blood and Honey
Momentarily best known for backup vocals on the rap track, “Where’d You Go,” teen-friendly Holly Brook has more to boast than just background music.
