Let me explain. This is the finale. This is supposed to be the end of the latest, greatest season of SYTYCD. The first part of the season finale must be a teaser, a warm-up, the foreplay before the ultimate performance. The hairs on the back of your neck stand up multiple times for different partnerships and you are meant to have trouble picking your favorite dance by the end of the night. You hope that your favorite performer is still recognizable after the flurry of performances-of-a-lifetime. more...

LOS ANGELES – "So You Think You Can Dance" producer Nigel Lythgoe won't say which dancer will end up the winner on Wednesday's season finale. But he's confident predicting that guest starAdam Lambert is going to be well-behaved.

Lythgoe said he passed the message to Lambert's camp that he doesn't expect any surprises during the live, two-hour episode, airing at 8 p.m. EST on Fox.

Last month, Lambert's racy performance

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It's settled. Next week is indeed the finale for Season 6 of So You Think You Can Dance. Cancel your plans and set your DVRs now otherwise you'll get busy, forget and suddenly you're calling friends who may have taped the finale of "Glee" that just snuck up on you. I'm sorry, my nerd is showing. (But seriously, if you have the show taped let me know, I got busy and forgot…)

The final bottom four of Season 6 read like my predictions: Legacy, Ryan, Mollee and Ellenore. Ok, for more...

This is it. 38 dancers move on from the week of torment in Las Vegas to Hollywood. Here, their fates are decided. Do they become a blip on the pop culture radar and miss out on a chance at winning the title of "America's Favorite Dancer?" Or will they be the next Sabra, Jeanine, etc.? Mia (with a buzz cut!), Tyce, Debbie, Mary, Adam and Nigel go through the dancers, one by one, letting them know if they're going home or staying to compete.

The dancers are brought out, one by one, more...

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) – When the members of AFI began work on their 2006 album, "Decemberunderground," they "tried really hard not to think about it as the follow-up to a big successful record," guitarist Jade Puget says.

Of course, that's precisely what it was: "Decemberunderground" came three years after "Sing the Sorrow," the band's major-label debut and the album that introduced AFI to a mainstream audience 12

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You've seen exactly what they can do on the wildly popular show "So You Think You Can Dance." Now six of the hottest dancers from past seasons will show viewers how to get in top shape with the release of two brand new fitness DVDs on July 21: "So You Think You Can Dance Get Fit: Tone and Groove" and "So You Think You Can Dance Get Fit: Cardio Funk."

With nearly 20 million watching each week "So You Think You Can Dance" is a pop culture sensation entering into its fifth season more...

Dutch DJ Marcello's music policy revolves around celebrating life and accentuating the positive, an attitude it's hard to criticise without sounding curmudgeonly. Why it does seem fair to take issue with his modus operandi, however, is that it results in long stretches of his addition to Supperclub's Ninesins series conforming to the most dispiriting aspects of chillout and cocktail bar house music: politeness, complacency, anonymity and derivativeness.

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