Travis Wall

Profession

Actor

SYTYCD Vets Sonya Tayeh, Allison Holker on Creating Emmys' Big Dance Number

Dance is hoofing on up in the world.For the first time ever, the award for Outstanding Choreography will be presented at the Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony Sunday night (8 pm ET / 5 pm PT, CBS), accompanied by a big dance number created by the nominated choreographers. "We were all freaking out," Sonya Tayeh, who received a nod for her moody and mesmerizing routines on So You Think You Can Dance, tells TVGuide.com.

Tue, Sep 17, 2013

SYTYCD Vets Sonya Tayeh, Allison Holker on Creating Emmys' Big Dance Number

Ask Matt: Glee, Sons of Anarchy, Fringe, Revolution, Dance, and More

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: I am so mixed about the new Glee. I really like the New York storyline. I love seeing Rachel and Kurt's adventure and growth in the big city. It seems like a breath of fresh air compared to the mundane life in Ohio. It seems the Ohio storyline is just recycling old storylines with carbon copies of old characters. Do you think Glee will just abandon McKinley altogether after this season, because I don't think I can handle another season of the Glee Club trying to go to Nationals. — Lauren

Mon, Oct 1, 2012

Ask Matt: Glee, Sons of Anarchy, Fringe, Revolution, Dance, and More

A Week in the Life of the So You Think You Can Dancers

Yes, they can dance, but will they be able to stand up at the end? With its relentless weekly schedule, signing up for So You Think You Can Dance "is like getting shot out of a cannon," says Season 2 runner-up-turned-choreographer Travis Wall. Here's a day-by-day glimpse into what it takes to become America's Favorite Dancer.

Wed, Sep 5, 2012

A Week in the Life of the So You Think You Can Dancers

Ask Matt: Emmys, Glee Project, NY Med, Suits, Longmire, more

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: Frankly, the Emmys should just be the Cable Television Awards now, and they can have a "special mention" category for everything on broadcast. I don't have cable, I don't want cable, and I haven't seen any of the nominees from cable. There just isn't enough room these days for the leftovers, no matter how good broadcast shows may be, so there's not much point watching the awards. — ACS

Mon, Jul 23, 2012