So You Think You Can Dance

The entertainment world has lost a very talented star.

As far too young of an age.

Danny Tidwell, a respected professional dancer best known to television fans as the runner-up on season 3 of So You Think You Can Dance, was killed in a car crash on Friday.

He was 35 years old.

Gaby Diaz no longer thinks she can dance.

Gaby Diaz knows she can dance.

So You Think You Can Dance is about to get a whole lot nuttier.

And a whole lot more handsome.

The Hot Tamale Train has made it's final stop.

So You Think You Can Dance judge and choreographer Mary Murphy announced today that she will not be returning for the show's 12th season.

It's official and it's exciting: 

Ricky Ubeda now KNOWS he can dance!

So You Think You Can Dance Season 11 got off to a hot start on Fox last night.

We mean this literally, as Justin Bieber made an appearance to introduce the concept of dance crews to the series.

So You Think You Can Dance is returning for Season 11.

But while viewers were excited to hear that news on last night's finale, they were a lot more focused on which two contestants would be named the Season 10 winners: Aaron Turner, Amy Yakima, Jasmine Harper or DuShaunt "Fik-Shun" Stegall?

Four remain on the So You Think You Can Dance floor.

On an exciting episode that featured a terrific guest judge (Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson), the Fox competition bid farewell to a pair of contestant.

Two more terrific dancers have left Season 10 of Fox's So You Think You Can Dance after the competition’s performance show Tuesday night.

The episode, which featured the finalists paired up with 10 fan favorite So You Think You Can Dance All-Stars, featured some great routines.

Kenny Ortega stopped by So You Think You Can Dance as a judge last night, as he was treated to an evening that included a few terrific duets, two eliminated dancers - and the naming of the show's Top 10.

Oh, Nigel Lythgoe. That wasn't very nice of you.

On the first So You Think You Can Dance Results show of the season last night, the judge announced that cuts would be made at the very beginning of the episode... meaning contestants would get the chop and then be asked to return later in the hour to dance with their partners.

And... we're off!

So You Think You Can Dance Season 10 kicked off in Los Angeles last night, with its usual array of impressive and embarrassing auditions.

The So You Think You Can Dance finale crowned TWO winners last night.

Cyrus Spencer and Eliana Girard. Chehon Wespi-Tschopp and Tiffany Maher. Or Cyrus and Tiffany, or Eliana and Chehon ... the possibilities were limitless!

So You Think You Can Dance whittled its number of contestants down to 16 last night.

Before we arrived at the elimination, however, viewers were treated to a giant dance number that involved some kind of zombie-like choreography set to Marilyn Manson.

Did your favorite make the cut?

So You Think You Can Dance whittled its Season 9 contestants down to the top 20 last night, preparing viewers for the show's first live performance episode on Wednesday, July 11.

A total of 35 hopefuls advanced from Las Vegas on So You Think You Can Dance last night.

But the two-hour episode really boiled down to Alexa Anderson.

So You Think You Can Dance touched down in Salt Lake City, Utah last night - and its auditions were led by a praying mantis and a man with lousy feet.

No, really, that's how Gene Lonardo and Dareian Kujawa described themselves to viewers, as the former was especially focused on giving the judges something unique to consider.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a So You Think You Can Dance winner!

Okay, maybe not. But Eliana Girard made quite the impression on SYTYCD viewers and judges last night, the latter of whom included Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson.

So, a bunch of people think they can dance.

This popular summer competition kicked (and spun and flipped) off on Fox last night with a two-hour premiere, as judges and viewers were treated to a number of talented acts. Foremost among them?

So You Think You Can Dance judge Mary Murphy, 54, has spoken candidly before about her troubled past. Now her ex-manager, Michael Sanchez, who's suing her for stiffing him on commissions, is doing the same, and then some.

Sanchez, who managed Murphy from 2006-2010 and is seeking $1 million, says she lived a dangerous life fueled by coke and "many inappropriate sexual relationships with So You Think You Can Dance and Chelsea Lately crew members."