Here, editor-in-chief Carly Mattox chats with BADC chair Yimeng Xu, outreach chair Crystal Song, and registrar William Tong about their own past memories of BADC, as well as their hopes and dreams moving forward for their hometown competition.

As part of our Dance for Pride programming this year, we held the first ever workshop between ballroom dancers and intimacy coordinators.

When I ask myself why I continue to host Dance for Pride, I am reminded of the work of those who came before us.

In the wake of a postponed Blackpool and an upheaval of the entire competition circuit, Kyle Taylor and Izabela Skierska keep their heads held high.

“It is said our mentality shrinks or expands proportional to the space we occupy.”

“How can we thrive — or at least survive — in isolation, especially when our practice relies so much on intimate proximity?”

“Taking care of each other is, simply, put, what our community does. Let’s continue doing so.”

The end of a decade, but the start of an age.

We offer a comprehensive guide to to exercise outside of the studio, by interviewing the experts themselves.

Independent, athletic, doing calisthenics.

Professional rhythm finalist and prolific coach Vanda Polakova explains the technical differences between Rhythm and Latin.

Arlene Yu, having represented the USA at Blackpool over a month ago, discusses her career and her journey to the Blackpool final.

God bless America(n styles), but let's not forget where our favorite dances came from.

“What if we were as dissatisfied with the state of ballroom at large as we are with our own dancing?”

With the debut of Gateway Dancesport Festival, WTF discusses with comp organizer Daphna Locker her hopes and plans for the future.

“This time, it was my turn to set the record straight, so I did.”

This month, we're not interested in seeing the dance community in black and white.

“Dank memes are serious business and rhythm isnʼt THAT bad, I guess.”