Life in the 1920s looked vastly different than our world today. From fashion and music to sports and travel, here's how times ...

To learn more about jazz and its impact, watch The Devil's Music: 1920s Jazz, the final film in the 4-part Culture Shock series.

As tap dancing became more rhythmic in the 1920s, jazz drummers took note: When “Shuffle Along” premiered on Broadway in 1921, the two genres collided completely, offering Americans an ...

Originating in 1920s Harlem, and named in honor of the aviator Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 trans-Atlantic flight, the dance features brisk swing outs and lightning footwork.

The Chelsea Chop sounds like some hot 1920s jazz dance, like the Lindy Hop or the jitterbug. I’m wanting to put an “In the Mood” vinyl on our old phonograph, ...

PM, alumni of West Chester University’s renowned Criterions Jazz Ensemble will reunite on stage for a special free public ...

Swing back in time with the top Jazz artists of the 1920s! Explore the iconic artists who redefined an era with their timeless tunes.

 By bringing back traditional American (white) dance forms, Henry Ford hoped to combat the threat of jazz. But even in Ford's heyday in the 1920s, square dancing was considered old fashioned.

Explore the formal gardens with 1920s jazz in the air, stroll the antique auto show, march in a suffragette parade, take a dance lesson, and enjoy a drink at the Bootlegger’s Garden featuring ...

“The last thing in the world I wanted to do was write 1920s jazz,” says composer Justin Hurwitz about “Babylon,” his latest collaboration with filmmaker Damien Chazelle (whose “La La ...

The 1920s are described as roaring, but there was little skin at the beach, the most risque dance was the foxtrot, and, while liquor — or hooch as it was called back then — was bountiful, one ...