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Hold on to your toe shoes: Today marks 20 years since So You Think You Can Dance's series premiere. Yep, it's been two decades since the first time aspiring dancers took the stage to audition for the ...

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Know thyself: Many have said this. Socrates—maybe you’ve heard of him? Though he seems to have gotten the phrase from the oracle at Apollo’s temple in Delphi, where it was chiseled into the stone ...