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you are doing the splits.So how do you get to do the splits? Don't start by forcing your legs flat, says Donna Flagg, the founder of , a flexibility method that professional dancers use to stretch and strengthen their muscles.

Facebook has inked deals with music giants that will let its billions of users watch hit music videos alongside viral cat clips and political rants, the company said Friday.Official music videos from artists such as Nicki Minaj, Bob Marley and the Jonas Brothers will go live on the social network Saturday thanks to Facebook’s new partnerships with labels including Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and BMG.They will live in a dedicated section of the Facebook Watch video

ESS SEE uses a 1967 PSA from the United States Postal Service that was originally filmed to encourage people to utilize new zip codes. The super cool visual plays as the perfect example of quarantine love complete with '60s wardrobe and grainy shots that transport viewers right back to the era.Although “Overdrive” is a love song, ESS SEE recorded the track to offer up a slice of hope to those «who have become hardened” by heartbreak. The self-produced track will hit home for anyone familiar with

a deal with federal law enforcement officers in which the 23-year-old (whose real name is Daniel Hernandez) turned on gang members and pleaded guilty to nine federal felonies including racketeering conspiracy, firearms charges and narcotics trafficking.Since his release on house arrest, he’s embarked on a series of attention-grabbing social media campaigns ranging from trolling other rappers like Meek Mill to a chart conspiracy in which he claimed Billboard unfairly boosted Ariana Grande and

Lizzo is leaving her mark on a chaotic 2020 with a message of self-love.On Friday, the 32-year-old collaborated with the Fab Five from Netflix’s popular “Queer Eye” reboot to release new visuals for her “Soulmate” single.Lizzo released “Soulmate” more than a year ago on the “Cuz I Love You” album, which earned the singer and musician three Grammy wins.But now, the new animated clip shows Lizzo promoting the message she’s long advocated: loving the person who you are.

Pop divas Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande get wet and wild in the music video for their collaborative single “Rain on Me.”

The Jonas Brothers practice proper social distancing protocol in their new video for “X” with Colombian music star Karol G. The flirtatious, Latin-infused track sees the trio urging someone to “kiss me like your ex is in the room,” but given that there is a pandemic going on, that fantastical kiss has to remain in all of our imaginations.

Remember what it felt like to touch people? Harry Styles is here to remind you.

While the Summer Olympics might have been postponed, the new music video for Sam Smith and Demi Lovato's single «I'm Ready» is unabashedly paying tribute to the spectacle of Olympic glory.

It’s a hit single.

Harry Styles’ new video may be called “Falling,” but it’s more like “Drowning.”

Lady Gaga lives for the applause, applause, applause — and her Little Monster fan base is certainly clapping now.

Thought “Miss Americana” presented Taylor Swift in a whole new light? In her latest music video, “The Man,” she is literally unrecognizable as an obnoxious businessman who chomps cigars and “manspreads” on the subway.

Don’t cha want the Pussycat Dolls to release new music? Well, wishes can come true.

In 1996, the music video director Floria Sigismondi experienced a pivotal moment in her career—all because she doodled a bald, freakishly tall guy in a rubber suit. Her drawing came to life in “The Beautiful People,” where a towering Marilyn Manson leads a cult rally, while wiggling earthworms and torturous dental devices add to the general sense of terror.