‘AGT’ favorite Nightbirde quits show after devastating cancer update

a shaky, uneven night of performances, America has voted on who deserves to keep their dream alive.The 12 hopefuls who hit the Dolby Theater stage during Tuesday's live second quarterfinals night returned to the stage on Wednesday to see who would move on and who would be going home.

Simon Cowell is reportedly set to launch a near TV car show to rival Top Gear.The 61 year old music mogul is said to be developing the format for the new venture and eyeing producers who can help make his dream come alive. Simon is understood to be a huge car fan and owns an impressive roster of wheels including a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, an Eagle Speedster, a £1million Bugatti Veyron and a Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud.

Season 16 announced its first live results Wednesday with harmony trio 1aChord, comedians Gina Brillon and Kabir Singh, magician Dustin Tavella, and other fan favorites moving on to the next round. However, host Terry Crews observed that there was one semifinalist missing from lineup: Singer and cancer fighter Jane Marczewski — aka Nightbirde.

Nightbirde is saying goodbye to America’s Got Talent.

on Wednesday, but just to share some words of thanks for the judges and the fans.The talented singer, whose real name is Jane Marczewski, earned the Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell during the second night of season 16 auditions.

right here now.) During his second round, Peter sang a cover of Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing” for judges Sofia Vergara, Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel, as all well as those in attendance at the live shows and viewers at home.

Sethward’s performance didn’t go down well with Simon Cowell on Tuesday’s “America’s Got Talent” live quarter-finals.

Sofía Vergara supports musician Nightbirde after announcing the heartbreaking decision to withdraw from the competition due to a cancer diagnosis. The contestant, known for impressive vocals and captivating Simon Cowell, took social media to reveal that she had to pull out from the live shows.

earned the Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell during the second night of season 16 auditions, with an original tune titled «It's Okay.» She also revealed at the time that she was still fighting cancer, and was given a two percent chance of survival.On Monday, the singer took to Instagram to reveal that her health has «taken a turn for the worse,» and she's decided to leave the competition to devote her energy into fighting her illness.«Sharing my heart with the world on has been an honor and a

Nightbirde will be stepping back from “America’s Got Talent” in order to focus on her health.

The X Factor has been cancelled after 17 years on TV, ITV has confirmed. There are no plans for another series of Simon Cowell’s iconic talent show, the broadcaster said on Thursday (29 July).

ITV, confirmed the news and said “there are no current plans for the next series of ‘The X Factor’ at this stage.”The show was created by Cowell, 61, and first aired in 2004. Through the years, 445 episodes have aired.

Cowell will work on a new musical quiz show called “Walk the Line,” in which musical acts will be given the chance to win large sums of money, as they perform to an audience and panel of judges–including Cowell, of course. The top two performers of the night will have to decide whether to go home with a cash prize or “walk the line” and compete again the following show, with a different set of performers.

X Factor is no more after Simon Cowell has called an end to the show - but we still have our musical memories - and here are some of the Scots who remain unforgettable. Whitburn's Leon Jackson won the show in 2007 as a 19-year-old lad and had a hit Christmas single with his song When You Believe.