Young Cellist Performs Ariana Grande’s ‘7 Rings’ For ‘America’s Got Talent’ Audition

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

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAlthough NBC’s newest episode of America’s Got Talent ticked down from last week, it still easily was Tuesday’s top-rated and most-watched show in primetime, delivering a 1.1 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 7.57 million viewers.

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.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“America’s Got Talent” lost around 1 million total viewers from its previous episode, but still led NBC to an easy win on Tuesday night.The talent show scored a 1.1 rating among adults 18-49, which represents a season 15 low and a 4% drop from last episode, which aired June 30. That number is also its lowest ever on Tuesday nights (its Wednesday broadcasts scored a 1.1 on multiple occasions last season).

“America’s Got Talent” has fully adapted to a new reality.

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.

There have been plenty of bizarro acts on the stage of “America’s Got Talent” over the years, but it’s a safe bet viewers haven’t seen anything like the Ninja Twins.

Lightwave Theatre Company tell a heart-wrenching story during Tuesday’s “America’s Got Talent”.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“America’s Got Talent” dipped to its lowest rating and total viewership to date, but still led NBC to a comfortable win on Tuesday night.The talent show’s latest episode came in at a 1.1 rating (down 11% on last week) among adults 18-49, and drew 8.3 million total viewers (down 4% on last week). Those represent its lowest scores in both metrics for this season to date.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterNBC topped Tuesday night with America’s Got Talent leading ratings. The reality competition dipped a tenth from last week, but still manage to continue its reign on Tuesday night delivering a 1.2 in the adults 18-49 demographic and netting 8.34 million viewers.

The Brothers Gage had a surprise in store for the “America’s Got Talent” judges during Tuesday’s show.

A contestant just made history on America’s Got Talent!

“America’s Got Talent” was among the numerous film and TV productions to shut down in March amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Peter White Television EditorAmerica’s Got Talent is one of the first big-budget non-scripted formats to resume filming following the COVID-19 production shutdown.The NBC show started shooting outside last week in Los Angeles and the Fremantle and Syco-produced show put in a number of interesting processes to ensure a safe return.Creator Simon Cowell and exec producers Sam Donnelly and Jason Raff tell Deadline how they did it.Before the shutdown, the show, which returned on May 26, shot the

Texas pride is on full display on the new episode of “America’s Got Talent”.

the coronavirus outbreak back in March, the show attempted to stave off a shutdown by nixing the audience while taping the last two nights of the audition rounds.In this sneak peek from the upcoming episode, airing next week, Yo delivers his stand-up routine directly to Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara and guest judge Eric Stonestreet — who filled in for Heidi Klum when she had to take time off due to illness.However, Yo didn't let the smaller-than-usual audience keep him from giving it