In today’s Times, Charles McGrath lends the Gray Lady’s imprimatur to Matt Harding, that guy who films himself doing that goofy dance all over the world. “It’s the online equivalent of a platinum hit, ...

Matt Harding has been to 70 countries to dance — badly — in front of a camera, and videos of his travels have become an Internet sensation.... Dancing To Connect To A Global Tribe I believe ...

Matt Harding is one of the world's most recognized dancers, but don't expect to see him at the ballet or on Broadway. The self-described 31-year-old deadbeat from Connecticut is famous for viral ...

A one-man internet personality is challenging recent events that seem bent on dividing, angering and hurting people by doing what he does best: inviting strangers to become fast friends by ...

WAIKOLOA, Hawaii -- The U.S. Tour Operators Association has partnered with YouTube sensation Matt Harding -- known for his traveling, dancing videos "Where the hell is Matt?" -- to make two ...

Matt Harding, the Internet dance and travel sensation of “Where the Hell is Matt,” reports the release of a new video in partnership with the United States Tour Operators Association (USTOA) ...

Matt Harding has won cult celebrity status by filming himself dancing badly around the world to the amusement of millions of Internet viewers but now he wants to get serious — raising money for ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Though the phenomenon feels new, it is of course part of one of the ...

The man behind "Where The Hell Is Matt" forced high-quality video into YouTube's embeddable player and is quietly a big fan of the player offered by YouTube competitor Vimeo. Greg Sandoval covers ...

Globetrotter and viral sensation Matt Harding is back with a new series of videos featuring him dancing around the world. This time, he’s invited fans to join in the fun. The latest video (right) ...

The COVID crisis throws into relief what happens when grief has—quite literally—nowhere to go. The evidence suggests that most people summon strengths that surpass their own expectations. As I wrote ...