America's Got Talent

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They are promoting the show as Howard Stern is bringing “edge” and “controversy” back to America’s Got Talent.
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At a Thursday press conference in New York City, Howard Stern, a judge for NBC’s “America’s Got Talent’’, employed his signature

During Season 5, 10-year-old singing sensation Jackie Evancho auditioned on YouTube, and then entered the competition during semi-finals, and eventually won the entire show. Remember Jackie Evancho? The tiny little girl with the incredible opera voice? Yeah, your mom asked for her album for Christmas.
November 11, 2011

The shock-jock is going to Primetime television? I don’t think the FCC is prepared for this.
After Piers Morgan threw in the towel as a judge on the talent show, that left the judging spot next to Sharon Osbourne and Howie Mandel wide open.
Strangely enough this show likes to fill it’s judging panel with people who have a very little eye for talent other than being good at talking.
September 15, 2011

Soulful singer Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr. took home the victory. I would've voted on him based on his almost-Star Wars name alone.
"Thank you so much for just believing in me," Landau said, upon hearing his name announced at the end of the show. "It's been a long, hard journey, ever since I was a kid. And it's finally paying off."
So what does he get? Well, he instantly becomes a millionaire—taking home $1 million, and he also gets a Las Vegas headlining contract. He'll have to compete with the Jabbawockeez, but I think he'll be successful.
January 7, 2010

The Hoff can't barely keep up with his obligations for America's Got Talent, but he's reportedly going to start working on another project.
He said, “I am proud that I was part of making ‘America’s Got Talent’ the number one rated show for the past four summers.
“It’s been a rewarding experience and now I’m thrilled to be able to follow my dream to do my own TV show, which will be announced very shortly.”
A statement from the program's broadcasters, NBC, said: “David’s been an integral part of ‘America’s Got Talent’ and we are sad to see him go.”
A replacement hasn't been named yet, but there's a sea of hosts out there that can probably do a better job than him--and they won't show up to work drunk.
And while the Hoff may be staying mum about his new show, his daughter suggested that he's signing up for a new TV show on A+E. Hasselhoff’s daughter Hayley wrote on her twitter blog: “The Hasselhoffs signed the deal with A + E… Get ready for it.”
September 17, 2009

“It was a sensational performance,” said one audience member. “She actually moved many to tears.”
25 million people watched Boyle's performance on the show and let's just say that's a lot of people to be watching that show!
“Expect her album to go straight to No.1,” said a music industry insider.
Susan’s debut album, I Dreamed a Dream, hits stores November 24.
September 11, 2009

Susan's rep confirmed the news to Access Hollywood saying she'll be a part of the September 16th show. Susan also has an album coming out on November 24th with the apropos title I Dreamed A Dream.
As Hollyscoop previously reported, the album has already jumped to No. 1 on Amazon.com’s sales charts with advance orders, topping the Beatles, Jay-Z and Whitney Houston.
Tune in to see Susan next week!
June 16, 2009

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But thankfully, the U.K. is sharing their newfound superstar with us! Susan Boyle will reportedly be performing on the upcoming season of America's Got Talent!
AGT judge Piers Morgan talked to reporters today and said “SuBo” is welcome to perform on the talent competition show. He said, “If she’s up for it and she is well enough. Our feeling is she probably will [appear on AGT]. Absolutely!”
He added, “Susan singing live to 25 million Americans? That would be great!” Morgan said, adding that, “she still gets a bit tired sometimes, but she is 48.”
Susan’s brother John Boyle says that 95 percent of his sister’s fan mail comes from the U.S. We all love her over here. Bring her to the U.S.! America’s Got Talent begins June 23rd on NBC.
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