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, one young singer's big dreams got much closer to coming true thanks to Simon Cowell.Sara James, a 13-year-old vocalist and hopeful, came to Los Angeles to audition for all the way from her small town in Poland, which has a population of less than 3,000 people.So, needless to say, she was a bit nervous performing at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in front of an audience as big as her entire hometown.«I'm really, really nervous. Literally, I feel inside that I'm gonna, I don't know, pee? I just… I'm so nervous,» Sara shared in an interview ahead of her performance. «I hope Simon's gonna be impressed and he's gonna like it, you know? I hope so!»As soon as Sara took the stage, her charming charisma and stage presence was instantly recognizable.

Performers Joseph B. Clarke and Bri’Anna Harper left their mark on the “America’s Got Talent” stage Tuesday night.

changed things up during the second week of auditions for season 17.Talented songstress Madison «Maddie» Taylor Baez, 11, has been a life-long fan of and came to the show to audition. However, to spice things up a bit, producers collaborated with Maddie to throw the judges a curveball.Maddie posed as an audience member, and during a commercial break raised her hand when the show's warm-up comic asked if there was anyone in the audience who wanted to try their hand at singing.It's a tradition on the show, apparently, and one that most of the judges essentially ignore.

Amanda Holden sent fans wild on Sunday with her outfit for the Britain’s Got Talent 2022 final. The judge, 51, looked sensational in a yellow corset gown with a plunging strapless neckline and floor-length skirt from Celia Kritharioti.

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon has shared a glimpse from behind the scenes as her glam team helped her achieve a stunning look for the semi-finals. She shared a Reel with her 1.1m followers on Instagram that followed along from a hair and make-up start, to a glamorous live show finish.

It's the final countdown for the Platinum Jubilee, and the final live show of Britain's Got Talent for 2022. And while the Red Arrows might have had to cancel their Pageant appearance, there's no cancelling the BGT grand final. In Friday's final semi-final show, hosts Ant and Dec left viewers disappointed after revealing that there would be no show on Saturday evening as usual.

Britain’s Got Talent viewers may be used to their Saturday night fix of the reality show, but they’ll have to wait until Sunday as ITV “cancelled” the live semi-final ahead of their grand final airing on Sunday. In last night’s show, hosts Ant and Dec told viewers that there would be no show on Saturday evening as usual.

your mom’s favorite TikToker” — hopped on the viral trend where users share before and after photos of themselves all made up.The Quebec woman, who works in digital advertising, posted a picture of herself sporting a tight, black dress and perfectly coiffed hair. She then stitched it with a video of herself lying in bed, mouthing lyrics along to the Roy Woods-Drake collaboration “Girl That’s Not Me” and laughing.The now-viral clip, posted on March 21, has been viewed nearly 13 million times and has 1.9 million likes as of Wednesday night.Grandoni told Need To Know that the glow-up takes her two hours to perfect her jaw-dropping makeup makeovers.

The second Britain’s Got Talent semi-final saw comedian Ben Nickless win a spot in the final, after his incredible performance which definitely impressed both the judges and viewers. Ben competed against acts including Amber and The Dancing Collies and the Voices Of Armed Forces Children Choir, but the impressionist came out on top after winning the most public votes.

is back, and wilder than ever! The reality competition returned for season 17 on Tuesday and brought some of the wildest auditions to the stage for an exciting premiere.Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara, Howie Mandel and Heidi Klum returned to the judges table alongside host Terry Crews as they weighed in and voted on a slew of wild, weird and unpredictable performances.However, there were a few that clearly stood out — and one that inspired the judges to hand out the first of the season's coveted Golden Buzzers.The last act of the night was a young man named Avery Dixon, who hit the stage with an emotional story and a saxophone, and he instantly earned a lot of love before he even played a note.The young man shared his story of being bullied as a child for his voice and his appearance, and admitted that, before he found the sax, he even contemplated suicide. However, he found hope and salvation in his music and it turned his life around.When it came time to show how good he was, Avery blew everyone away with his stellar performance that no one could have known would be as good as it proved to be.«Avery, look, every time I hear a story about a kid being bullied at school, it breaks my heart.

Howie Mandel is amped for the new season of and the longtime judge has a fairly good idea why the auditions this time around are some of the best in recent memory.ET's Matt Cohen recently spoke with Mandel ahead of Tuesday's season 17 premiere, and the comic teased the forthcoming episodes with three choice words: «Exciting, exciting, exciting.»«This year, it is off the hook. It’s not normal!» Mandel shared. «People are thinking outside the box.

David Walliams has a connection to Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist Dante Marvin, having met the 13 year old before his audition.The teenager impressed audiences with a hilarious comedy song about living with brittle bone disease, which also included a few funny digs at the judges. In his audition, Dante sang a comedy song which included the lines: “I am just 13 years old. I've broken 97 bones.The hospital's my second home.

Britain's Got Talent fans think they have worked out The Witch's identity during Monday's live semi-finals. The mystery contestant, who was later sent home, left judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams terrified during their performance.