Nyle DiMarco made history when he won 'America's Next Top Model' as its first-ever deaf contestant. The model tells PEOPLE how he's continued to break boundaries after his legendary win — and ...

DiMarco is the first deaf contestant to win the mirror ball trophy. — -- Nyle DiMarco made history Tuesday night as the first deaf contestant to win “Dancing With the Stars.” The actor ...

Besides creating the Nyle DiMarco Foundation, a non-profit that encourages bilingual education initiatives and early access to sign language for Deaf children, Nyle considers every show he makes ...

When Nyle DiMarco won the Mirror Ball Trophy on ABC's Dancing With The Stars in 2016, he was following in the ballroom steps of deaf actress Marlee Matlin, who danced (but didn't win) on the show ...

— -- Nyle DiMarco’s sizzling cha-cha on the season premiere of "Dancing With the Stars" brought the house down –- landing him in a tie for first place. DiMarco, the winner of the final ...

DiMarco was crowned the season 22 champ of DWTS on Tuesday night Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. In just 10 weeks, Nyle DiMarco has gone from dance floor ...

Nyle DiMarco may be a champion on the Dancing With the Stars dance floor (he took home the prize in season 22), but the actor and model is also a champion for the deaf community.

Nyle DiMarco attends the premiere of "A Quiet Place Part II" at Lincoln Center on March 8, 2020 in New York. In his new Netflix series Deaf U , DiMarco turns the camera on students at Gallaudet ...

Nyle DiMarco shares how working on Deaf U made him reflect on his own college experience. College life is 'a lot to handle' in first trailer for Netflix docuseries Deaf U.

Nyle DiMarco’s memoir, out on April 19, describes his navigating a world built for hearing people and his pride in Deaf culture. As the subtitle says, it is “a love letter to a way of life.” ...

Deaf model Nyle DiMarco has been the inspirational highlight of "Dancing with the Stars" this season, turning in strong performances despite not being able to hear one note of music.