November 25, 2012  Many in Maine embrace infectious dance mania
Cheesy and cheeky, the 'Gangnam Style' moves of South Korean
rapper PSY appeal to the sense of fun among young and old.  By
Ray Routhier Staff Writer  Carl Little had just voted, and he
wanted to celebrate.  click image to enlarge  South Korean
rapper PSY performs “Gangnam Style” at the American Music Awards
on Nov. 18 in Los Angeles. Dance enthusiasts in Maine say they
are attracted to PSY’s willingness to have fun.  The Associated
Press  click image to enlarge  Carl Little, a 58-year-old author
and freelance art writer in Maine, does the “Gangnam Style”
dance outside a fire station in Somesville on Nov. 6 to
celebrate the fact that he had just voted. The dance, which
originated in a music video by South Korean singer PSY, has
become a symbol of fun and joy for people of all ages since its
release last summer.  Contributed photo  Additional Photos Below
Related headlines  So the 58-year-old author decided to break
out in the "Gangnam Style" da