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Recently (November 2012) Richard “Crazy Legs” Colón— internationally-known Puerto Rican break dancer and original member and current president of the Rock Steady Crew (founded in 1979)—took part in a panel entitled “The Roots of Hip Hop.” Organized by the curators of the Cornell Hip Hop Collection—now part of Kroch Library's Division of Rare and Manuscript…

Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson died Tuesday. The Owings Mills resident was 86.. Through much of baseball’ s golden age, Brooks Calbert Robinson Jr. was a poster boy for the national pastime, a symbol of Americana whose visage was even captured in a 1971 Norman Rockwell painting.

Mekhi Becton the "Big Bust", showed up on Saturday night much more as The Big Bully in the Jets' 13-6 loss to the Buccaneers at MetLife Stadium.

Legendary b-boy and Rock Steady Crew member Richard “Crazy Legs” Colón wrapped up his career at the Hip-Hop 50 festivities.

The seeds of breaking and graffiti were planted in New York City in the 1970s and 1980s, and it grew.

'Cutlers Court' Latest Courtroom Show To Launch This Fall

Among the elite runners, wheelchair racers, amateurs, and celebrities from around the world running the race on 23 April will be Ipeleng ‘Crazy Legs’ Khunou.

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Breaking just became a Olympic sport and will be represented at the 2024 Paris Games. Rock Steady Crew legend Crazy Legs (real name Richard Colón) was asked to be involved, but his future with the Olympics could be in jeopardy. On Wednesday (December 16), a petition started circulating online claiming the often celebrated breaker has a long, sordid history of sending salacious photos to young women, essentially accusing Crazy Legs of sexual assault. Consequently, the people behind the petition...