‘America’s Got Talent’ Holds Auditions From Home For The First Time Ever

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Terry Crews issued another public apology to Gabrielle Union after the former “America’s Got Talent” judge called him out for not supporting her amid her firing from the show. Union appeared as a judge on Season 14 of the popular reality competition series.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerGabrielle Union has once again claimed that fellow America’s Got Talent host Terry Crews failed to support her in her battles against the show and NBC.Speaking on the Spotify podcast Jemele Hill Is Unbothered, Union was asked about Crews and his recent criticisms of the Black Lives Matter movement.“People hit me all day long and are like, what’s happening? And the only thing I know for sure is that Terry Crews gets three checks from NBC.

Gabrielle Union is speaking out against “America's Got Talent” host Terry Crews, saying he wasn’t an ally to her amid her firing from the show and subsequent complaint against NBC. Union appeared as a judge on Season 14 of the popular reality competition series.

particularly emotional «Judge Cuts» week. Now, the acts and contestants that made it through are gearing up for the next stage of the competition.The season 15 live shows kick off next month at Universal Studios in Hollywood, California, and will feature the 44 remaining contestants.During the four weeks of the live, two-hour quarterfinal rounds, 11 acts will perform each episode, and fans will get a chance to vote for whom they like the most.

America’s Got Talent is moving forward with the next round of Season 15!

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAmerica’s Got Talent returned after last week’s “Best of Auditions” to top Tuesday night in primetime. The NBC reality competition ticked down a tenth from its last fresh episode but delivered a 1.0 in the adults 18-49 demographic and netted 6.09 million viewers.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“America’s Got Talent” dropped to a season low TV rating once again, as ABC aired a tribute to Regis Philbin in the same time slot.The NBC singing show scored a 0.9 rating among adults 18-49, an 18% dip from the previous episode from two weeks ago. A total of 6.1 million viewers watched “AGT,” which was the largest audience on the night, but also represents a 1.5 million viewer loss from the previous edition.

Also Read: Simon Cowell Buys Out Sony's TV Stake in Syco, Now Owns 'Got Talent' and 'X Factor' Formats OutrightWatch the video above, where you’ll get a tiny peak into Simon’s psyche — and his childhood.And in case you were wondering, yes, Crews did his pecs thing during the segment.

Simon Cowell had his mind blown on America’s Got Talent!

Alex and Brody Gage have been playing harmonica since they were five, and brought their impressive harp-blowing skills to the virtual stage of “America’s Got Talent” for the judge rounds.

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Simon Cowell has bought Sony Music Entertainment’s stake in TV programmes including Britain’s Got Talent and The X Factor.

Simon Cowell is to take full control of “Got Talent” and “The X Factor” producer Syco Entertainment after agreeing to buy out Sony Music Entertainment’s stake in the joint venture.Cowell is personally buying out the stake and the move will give him sole ownership of the entertainment company.

coronavirus pandemic stop it from getting prepared to put on a show. “KPOP,” a musical exploring the world of Korean pop, is conducting a video-based global casting call in hopes of being ready whenever live performances resume.

showed the first batch of virtual auditions amid the coronavirus pandemic — as well as the stunning last batch of performances done in-person. Among them was Australian singer Riley, who stunned the judges with his beautiful rendition of Billie Eilish's «idontwannabeyouanymore.» The Australian singer first had Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara and Howie Mandel (Heidi Klum was out sick) perplexed as he refused to answer Cowell's simple question about his name.