"So You Think You Can Dance" stopped by Los Angeles and Austin, TX for this week's round of auditions. Strangely enough, it was a couple of 4-year-old...

Tap dancers have often struggled to stand out and excel on "So You Think You Can Dance." Maybe that's because the show has never gone to Detroit. This...

Getting a jump on the summer season, "So You Think You Can Dance" kicked off its 10th season in Los Angeles. There, the judges were introduced to Tayl...

"So You Think You Can Dance" judge Mary Murphy is no stranger to extreme on-camera emotion, known as much for her tearful responses to contestant danc...

"The Amazing Race" won the Best Reality-Competition Program Emmy at the 2012 Academy of Television Arts and Sciences awards in Los Angeles Sunday nigh...

The season finale of "So You Think You Can Dance" is a black tie affair. We all gather to watch which of this year's favorite dancers will be crowned the winner, but let's take a walk down memory lane first.

LOS ANGELES — The makeup artists, art directors, sound mixers and cinematographers behind the year's top TV shows will be honored Saturday at th...

Each of the four finalists -- Eliana, Chehon, Tiffany and Cyrus -- will dance five times. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't all jazzed up for this episode. Finales are like graduation night and Chrismas Eve all wrapped into one.

Thanks to his infectious enthusiasm and his clear passion for the show, "Modern Family" star Jesse Tyler Ferguson keeps getting invited back as a gues...

Finally, "So You Think You Can Dance" (Wed., 8 p.m. ET on Fox) reached its Top 10 stage, breaking up the existing partnerships so the contestants can ...

"So You Think You Can Dance" Season 2 runner-up Travis Wall has choreographed for the Oscars, is a two-time Emmy nominee and now he's the star of his ...

Turns out this episode is dedicated strictly to the fabulous works of Mia Michaels, meaning all of the choreography has been danced before on the "SYTYCD" stage, and become some of the most famous ever on the show.

The new shows aim to pull back the curtain and reveal the sweat and tears and hours of rehearsal (the how dance comes to be) behind an art form that traditionally aims to appear effortless.

"So You Think You Can Dance" (Wednesdays, 8 p.m. ET on Fox) might only be airing one night a week this season, instead of the usual two nights, but th...

This week was better than last week, but not as good as the first. We finally got some standing ovations, a routine I want to watch on repeat and of course, two more dancers were eliminated.

So here is how the show worked last night: The 10 couples proceed as if this were a normal performance show until the last 20 minutes when the bottom six were revealed. So who went home?