Gregory Hines already has made his mark ... where she sang with a group called Dr. Music. ”I was 12 when my father married a Canadian woman, and we moved to a very small town outside of Toronto ...

Gregory Hines ... behind Mr. Hines, and the director was dismissed. The play was revamped as a more intimate revue set in the Cotton Club heyday of the early Ellington band.

OF all the nominations, awards and recognition Gregory Hines received throughout his career, he said none was so “humbling” as the tribute given by our Professional Dancers Society last year.

TORONTO — Gregory Hines is delicately stabbing at his salad on a restaurant patio in Toronto. The dainty lunch isn’t just for show; Hines, usually a lithe, sculpted figure--dancers can’t get ...

As soon as he could walk and talk, Gregory Hines said ... and wanted to perform to rock music and write his songs. In 1973, the family act disbanded and Hines moved to Venice Beach.

and his younger brother Gregory (who died of cancer in 2003) in a dance show called Hines, Hines & Dad. In 1963, the family performed together on The Ed Sullivan Show. Jack Mitchell/Getty In ...

Gregory Hines broke with his father and brother in 1973 and formed a rock band called Severance in Venice, Calif. But he never strayed far from his dance roots. In 1978 he came to Broadway in ...

He rose to stardom in an act with Gregory Hines ... of Duke, Mr. Hines created Balletap USA, a company that danced not just to jazz but also to contemporary music, like that of Michael Jackson.