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In a world of so much to fear, filled with hate and wars, Pharrell  Williams brings us something to smile about . The ‘Happy’ single has […]

Ballroom dance has definitely come a long way since the pioneers Vernon and Irene Castle brought it into the limelight in the 1920's. It reached almost iconic heights with the on-screen pair of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Today, there are almost 12 different styles of ballroom dancing including the flirtatious cha-cha, beginners Foxtrot, swinging jive, the Lindy Hop, sensual Mambo, lively Paso Doble, Brazilian Samba, smooth Waltz, and the Latin Rumba among others. Whether you are gearing up for a sensual ballroom dance with your partner or simply participating in a social event, you need to have good dancing shoes. Here are some reasons why you need to start shopping for a perfect pair of ballroom dancing shoes:

In a historic fight back, player Dani Alves's sense of humour proves to be the only remedy to racism at least on the pitch. The incident occurred on the match of 27/04/2014 between Barcelona and Villarreal when a Villarreal fan threw a banana at Dani Alves as he was to play a corner kick to distract him. Instead, Dani bends over, picks the banana, eats it and carried on with his game. The humour he brought to the entire racist jibe has prompted a global and high profile support and solidarity against racism on the pitch. Fellow players, fans , coaches, managers and people all over the world are now on a banana eating campaign and banana selfie campaign against racism. In a similar fashion, it has emerged today that Donald Sterling of LA Clippers has been banned for life and fined millions of dollars for his alleged racist comments which suggests , he doesn't want to see Blacks come to his games. Could sports be the final medium to pull straw against racism. Hopefully this will be the final goodbye to racism on our pitches and institutions.