What is a good website about Harlem?

Tap dancers from the Harlem Renaissance and what steps were they famous for??

• I'm doing a school project for english. I need to find 2 people who were famous people during the Harlem Renaissance. I also need to know what steps (tap steps) they were famous for. If they made them or they always did them, like they were known for the step. Can you please give me the website or source you got this information from.

• Answer:

  You can find everything you're looking for in the Nicholas Brothers: Harold and Fayard Nicholas. (You can do searches under just "Nicholas Brothers" or using their actual names.) There is tons of information on them, as they are two of the greatest dancers of all time who received some of the highest recognitions for their talent. Here is their official website: http://www.nicholasbrothers.com/index.htm And you'll especially like this part from their Wikipedia article: <<One of their signature moves was to dance down a huge flight of broad stairs, leapfrogging over each other and landing in a complete split on each step. This move was performed in the finale of their most famous performance, the movie Stormy Weather (see photo above). Fred Astaire once told the brothers that the "Jumpin' Jive" dance number in Stormy Weather was the greatest movie musical sequence he had ever seen. In that famous routine, the Nicholas Brothers fearlessly and exuberantly dance on drums and leap across music stands in an orchestra. In the finale, they leap-frog down a sweeping staircase. One of their signature moves was a "no-hands" splits, where they went into the splits and returned to their feet without using their hands. Gregory Hines declared that if their biography was ever filmed, their dance numbers would have to be computer generated because no one could duplicate them.>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nicholas_Brothers