"Click here for video of the watch partyThe show shines the spotlight on the world if hip-hop majorette competitions.People packed the dancer's studio where a big screen was set up to watch the ...

called the Dancing Dolls, and its larger-than-life coach Dianna “Miss D” Williams — isn’t your average reality show. It’s not a competition-based show, but it does revolve around a ...

The current trademark battle between Dianna Williams, owner of “The Dancing Dolls for Life” brand, and Southern University and A&M College, is not one to be settled on the dance floor.

Dianna "Miss D" Williams begins building a new team of Dancing Dolls in a return episode of "Bring It!" scheduled to air at 8 p.m. Wednesday (July 23) on Lifetime. Since the last new episode of ...

Dianna Williams is inspiring one young woman at a time through her Dancing Dolls enterprise. I got a chance to chat with Williams as shared the importance of mentorship, creating your own lane and ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The production features Williams and 10 Dancing Dolls, a group of girls from Williams’ studio, The Dollhouse Dance Factory. This tour ...

The feel-good Lifetime show focused on The Dancing Dolls, a Black youth dance ... run by their coach, Dianna Williams, aka “Ms. D.” After being informed of Hall’s death, Williams posted ...

the Dancing Dolls, as they prepare for competitions. In addition to performing original routines, the Dolls and their coach, Dianna "Miss D" Williams, will answer questions from the audience ...

Bring It! is back on Lifetime with the whirlwind of energy that is Dianna “Miss D” Williams once again at the helm. But did you know her amazing backstory? Coach D, from Jackson, MS ...

"The Essence Festival can look forward to the Dancing Dolls doing what the show says, and that's bring it," said Dianna "Miss D" Williams, the group's coach, during a recent phone interview.