Unlike several other "Dance Moms" spinoffs, the reboot stars an almost entirely new cast. Gloria Hampton (AKA "Miss Glo") is the Abby-type now, berating a fresh crop of performers, all ages 8 to 13.

Dance Moms New Era is resting on the flagship series’ laurels, and I can’t say I blame them. The show was captivating, as week after week, viewers watched little girls dance for their literal ...

Ashlan, Lisa, Audrey, and Tammi sat down with DECIDER via Zoom to talk all things Dance Moms: A New Era.

The new “Dance Moms” team is composed of eight girls between the ages of 8 and 13, along with their mothers. “We have some adorable, fabulous faces, and wildly talented little girls ...

I loved Dance Moms. I’m not ashamed to admit it was a guilty pleasure right up there with Bad Girls Club. The mix of extremely talented kids with unhinged parents was a recipe no one could ...

MORE: 'Dance Moms' star announces she's quitting the TV show The show, which ran for eight seasons on Lifetime, was made up of young girls between the ages of 8 to 13.

The similarities between “A New Era” and “Dance Moms” are striking. Like the Abby Lee Dance Company, Studio Bleu Dance Center pits its performers against one another with near-constant ...

Gloria “Glo” Hampton exclusively spoke to Page Six about Hulu’s “Dance Moms: A New Era” – and why the reboot has impacted her friendship with OG head coach Abby Lee Miller.

Greedy, much? “Dance Moms” star Abby Lee Miller claims dancer-turned-pop star Tate McRae recently snubbed her at a trendy restaurant in West Hollywood, Calif. “I don’t know her that well ...