Bruno Tonioli has returned for a second season of Britain's Got Talent, receiving mixed reviews from viewers after already provoking some criticism with his judging skills.
23.04.2024 - 08:27 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Britain's Got Talent fans have jokingly demanded that the show should change its name after spotting a pattern. The hit ITV talent competition returned over the weekend with a double show extravaganza.
The first show of the double-bill weekend also saw unusual singers and astounding dogs take to the stage, to impress judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli while a singer and a South Korean martial arts troupe quick to be awarded the coveted golden buzzer.
The show then returned on Sunday night (April 21) for a double show weekend with Arbon, a danger act who balances using his hands and executes stunts involving fire and heights while Duncan Fletcher demonstrated a variety of stunts to the judges and Danny ZZZZ performed a trick that involves him attempting to escape from a box on fire.
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There was also another emotional moment when A Million Dreams from the popular musical film was sung by an eight-year-old boy with a brain tumour along with his choir who also secured the coveted golden buzzer from a crying Alesha Dixon. Ravi’s Dream Team, a choir of people ranging from ages five to 78, fronted by eight-year-old Ravi, were put straight through to the live shows when judge Alesha Dixon hit the special buzzer.
Taking to the stage, Ravi introduced his sister, mother and father to the judges and explained his reasoning for being on the show. "I’ve watched BGT all my life and always wanted to audition for it," he said. "Two years ago I was diagnosed with a brain tumour and I’m here to show no matter what life
Bruno Tonioli has returned for a second season of Britain's Got Talent, receiving mixed reviews from viewers after already provoking some criticism with his judging skills.
ITV's Britain's Got Talent has reportedly axed footage of a sword-swallowing act in the wake of the tragic stabbing of 14 year old Daniel Anjorin in Hainault, East London.The young schoolboy was fatally attacked on his way to school, in an incident that also saw four others injured, including two police officers. As the nation continues to reel from the brutal murder of Daniel, the teen has been remembered by friends as "wonderful" and a diligent student.
ITV has decided to remove Britain's Got Talent from its schedule next weekend, in an attempt to avoid a 'ratings war' with the Eurovision Song Contest. On Saturday, May 11, the popular talent show will be replaced by the Bond film Casino Royale, with BGT set to return on Sunday night, May 12. OK! has reached out to ITV for comment.The upcoming weekend will see more auditions on BGT, following its return to screens last month.
Britain's Got Talent act The Dark Hero seriously wowed the judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with his singing, all while suspended in mid-air dressed as Batman. But the mystery man's show-stopping performance appeared to have raised quite a few questions with viewers afterwards, with many calling out an obvious 'blunder' he'd made.The Dark Hero - who hasn't yet revealed his real name - took to the stage during Saturday night's episode of the ITV show to perform his own operatic rendition of Wicked's Defying Gravity - and fans have called him out for missing a trick on several fronts.
Britain's Got Talent viewers have slammed the ITV show after fans claimed the judge's reactions are fake.
Britain's Got Talent fans think they've figured out who The Dark Hero is after his stunning performance wowed the judges.
Britain's Got Talent has come under fire from fans who were left unimpressed by a 'tasteless' news segment spoof, following the recent health scare of news anchor Rageh Omaar.The ITV journalist suffered a medical incident while presenting the News at Ten on Friday evening, causing concern among viewers when he appeared to struggle with his speech. In an unfortunate coincidence, the next episode of Britain's Got Talent began with a spoof news segment featuring the ITV News logo and anchor Charlene White delivering 'breaking news'.The segment then cut to a mock press conference with judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli being interviewed by children.
Viewers of Britain's Got Talent were left stunned as they were introduced to Japanese beatboxing group Sarukani during Saturday's show, with many members of the audience stunned by the unique nature of the act.The young group, aged 21 to 24, performed impressively on the talent show, earning rapturous applause from judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Bruno Tonioli, not to mention the audience present during the performance. However, eagle-eyed fans of the show have since discovered the group's significant achievements predating their BGT goals.
Britain's Got Talent's latest episode got off to a chaotic start as the judges were left open-mouthed following a contestant's risqué gaffe on stage. Air guitar aficionado Sven Smith, 27, had the audience and judges, including Simon Cowell, in high spirits with his electrifying performance to a medley of Queen classics.The auditorium erupted with cheers as Sven mimed guitar solos, but it was his unexpected costume mishap that sparked the most chatter among the judges..
Britain's Got Talent viewers think they've figured out the true identity of The Dark Hero after his show-stopping performance.The mystery man, who hasn't yet revealed his real name, wowed judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with his rendition of Defying Gravity, all while suspended in mid-air dressed as Batman. The panel was blown away by his act, and fans were equally impressed.
A former Britain's Got Talent sensation has opened up about the harrowing experience she endured on the show that left her seeking therapy. Hollie Steel, who wowed the judges and audience with her audition in 2009, has spoken out about the lasting impact of a panic attack she suffered during the live semi-finals. At just 10 years old, Hollie's performance of "Edelweiss" was cut short by her overwhelming anxiety, leading to an emotional breakdown on stage.
It’s been 14 years since Hollie Steel graced our screens on Britain's Got Talent, captivating audiences with her angelic voice and youthful innocence. At just 10 years old, she stood as a favourite to claim the coveted title, impressing judges Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden with her performances. However, amidst the competition's intense pressure, Hollie faced a heart-breaking moment during the semi-finals when she suffered a panic attack live on stage.Tears streaming down her face, Simon Cowell made the unprecedented decision to allow her to restart her performance, propelling her into the finals.
Britain's Got Talent has already been hit with Ofcom complaints following its latest series debut over the weekend. the ITV talent show, headlined by Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly, returned over the weekend with a double showing on Saturday and Sunday to kick off the 17th series
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Britain's Got Talent fans reckon they've worked out the real identity of one of the season's weirdest acts. The ITV reality show returned for its 17th series on Saturday night (April 20).
Britain's Got Talent enthusiasts are convinced they've cracked the case of Bobby Goldfinn's true identity after spotting a major 'clue' on the hit ITV show. Eagle-eyed viewers are certain that a celeb is lurking behind the goldfish mask, and they're buzzing with anticipation for a big reveal later in the series, much like the surprise unmaskings on The Masked Singer.The opening episode on Saturday (April 20) introduced us to the enigmatic Bobby Goldfinn, clad in his fishy disguise, as he attempted to reel in laughs from judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli.
Britain's Got Talent fans were left demanding a 'missing' star return as the series' second episode aired on Sunday night (April 21). Millions tuned in to episode one which aired on Saturday night (April 20), officially kicking off the 2024 series.
Amanda Holden has found herself in hot water with Britain's Got Talent fans after hailing an opera singer as 'by far the best we've had.'
Britain's Got Talent viewers admitted they were in floods of tears after an eight-year-old boy with a brain tumour and his choir secured the coveted golden buzzer.