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Cat Deeley Marries in Rome?

Originally posted 10/01/2012 03:15PM

So You Think You Can … keep a secret?

According to multiple British reports, Cat Deeley quietly wed Irish comedian Patrick Kielty in Rome over the weekend at the Saint Isidore's College chapel.

The U.K.'s Daily Mail cites an apparent wedding photo of the So You Think You Can Dance host, 35, wearing a white dress and having a celebratory drink with Kielty, 41.

However, reps for Deeley and Kielty have kept mum on the reported nuptials.

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So You Think You Can Dance: Final Four Give Final Performances

Originally posted 09/12/2012 11:00AM

After weeks of rehearsals, performances and eliminations on So You Think You Can Dance, it has come down to the top two men and top two women, in a final push to claim America's vote for the winning spots.

As the competition winds down, each dancer performed five routines Tuesday. While Tiffany Maher delivered solid performances throughout the night, it was Eliana Girard who wowed the judges and the audience with both her technique and her stage presence.

After Girard's performance of a contemporary piece to "Without You" by Harry Nilsson, accompanied by season 7 alum Alex Wong, judge Nigel Lythgoe proclaimed that she was his "favorite dancer of all time in this series."

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So You Think You Can Dance: Jesse Tyler Ferguson Helps Pick Top Six

Originally posted 08/30/2012 10:00AM

Tears were streaming during So You Think You Can Dance Wednesday – even before two more dancers were sent home.

The night turned emotional early on, when, with his Swiss parents in the audience for the first time, ballet dancer Cheyon Wespi-Tschopp took to the stage for his solo. "You have to remember these dancers are kids who have dreamed of doing this their whole life," guest judge Jesse Tyler Ferguson told PEOPLE after Wednesday’s show. "They grew up far away from L.A. and then are transplanted here. I think it is overwhelming for them."

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So You Think You Can Dance Pays Tribute to Mia Michaels

Originally posted 08/16/2012 09:15AM

After a two-week hiatus during the London Olympics, the top 14 contestants on So You Think You Can Dance returned Wednesday – and four were sent home.

The episode featured some of the best routines choreographed by three-time Emmy winner Mia Michaels. "I was very honored. It was cool as an artist to be celebrated like that," Michaels told PEOPLE after the show. "It's the most amazing feeling ever. It is actually better than any gold Emmy statue."

But while some dancers soared with their recreations of past numbers, others couldn't recreate the magic of the original performances from seasons past.

"It was a slaughterhouse to be honest with you," Michaels said about the judges' critiques and comparisons. "Tonight just wasn't it and I was disappointed. But the dancers did the best they could."

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So You Think You Can Dance Makes First Cuts of the Season

Originally posted 07/19/2012 08:35AM

The entire top 20 took to the stage to perform Wednesday on So You Think You Can Dance, but only 16 made it through season 9's first elimination.

"You must be dreading it," host Cat Deeley said to the judges at the beginning of Wednesday's live show.

The judges were tasked with sending home two men and two women of the six dancers voted into the bottom by viewers.

But first, all 20 contestant took to the stage to perform this week's routines, which ended with a rousing Bollywood number by Whitney Carson, 18, and Chehon Wespi-Tschopp, 23.

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