Watch the viral moment an Atlanta teacher danced wildly with a student at her 8th-grade graduation ceremony “We tell the kids: You can dance, wave to your family or shout,” Ron Clark, the co ...

“Meadow wanted to say hi,” says the Ting Tings’ Katie White, holding her daughter by the armpits. Meadow, a miniature version of Katie, giggles, chirps “Hi,” waves to me, then skips off ...

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Content creator Kelley Heyer, who created the “Apple Dance,” has sued Roblox over selling an emote without her permission. If you’ve been spending a lot of time on social media, chances are ...

The creator behind the viral dance set to Charli XCX‘s Brat single, “Apple,” is suing Roblox for copyright law violation. Kelley Heyer was reportedly negotiating a license with the online ...

Kelley Heyer, a TikToker with over 300,000 followers, has filed a lawsuit against Roblox that claims the virtual gaming company turned her viral Charli XCX “Apple” dance into an in-game emote ...

While in negotiations with Heyer, Roblox released the emote for sale prematurely before both parties reached an agreement. Roblox sold over 60,000 of the Apple Dance emote, and lawyers believe the ...

However, Heyer has now sued Roblox after one of its most popular experiences, Dress to Impress, started selling an emote of her dance without her permission. According to a BBC report, Roblox did a ...

But now, six years on from Carlton vs Fortnite, we have the maker of the Charli XCX Apple dance vs Roblox. The former has alleged that the latter sold their dance without permission, raking in ...

The TikToker behind the viral Apple dance has taken legal action against Roblox. Kelley Heyer's choreography, inspired by Charli XCX's hit song of the same name, appeared in TikTok videos by the ...

On TikTok, user Kelley Heyer created a dance for the Charli XCX song Apple. Known as the “Apple Dance”, this dance went all over the internet, eventually ending up on Dress to Impress.