Britain’s Got Talent: Watchiraporn, or Nan as she’s known, was born in Bangkok, but moved to Kings Lynn four years ago to study business. Now a machine operator, she’s passionate about show and performing – and she’s influenced by the popular performers in Thailand who taught her all she knows! The judges fell in love with her at her audition which involved a bit of singing, a bit of stripping and an air hostess trolly, Michael claimed the show was looking for an act that was completely insane. Not scared by Simon at all, Nan is looking forward to performing tonight – but will you be voting for her?... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: Watchiraporn, or Nan as she’s known, was born in Bangkok, but moved to Kings Lynn four years ago to study business. Now a machine operator, she’s passionate about show and performing – and she’s influenced by the popular performers in Thailand who taught her all she knows! The judges fell in love with her at her audition which involved a bit of singing, a bit of stripping and an air hostess trolly, Michael claimed the show was looking for an act that was completely insane. Not scared by Simon at all, Nan is looking forward to performing tonight – but will you be voting for her? See more at http://itv.com/talent... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: Dance acts have been incredibly popular in Britain’s Got Talent – even the reigning champions from last year, Diversity, are flying the flag for this kind of act. Unfortunately for acts like Abyss, the standard previous acts have set is incredibly high and the judges feel like they’ve seen it all before. Comments from Amanda during their audition left them disappointed, and they had to fight for their place on tonight’s semi-final by dancing for the judges again. These 11 guys from Lewisham are very passionate about dance and are focussed and determined to show the judges that they’ve got something fresh and original, but will they be your winners this year?... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: Dance acts have been incredibly popular in Britain’s Got Talent – even the reigning champions from last year, Diversity, are flying the flag for this kind of act. Unfortunately for acts like Abyss, the standard previous acts have set is incredibly high and the judges feel like they’ve seen it all before. Comments from Amanda during their audition left them disappointed, and they had to fight for their place on tonight’s semi-final by dancing for the judges again. These 11 guys from Lewisham are very passionate about dance and are focussed and determined to show the judges that they’ve got something fresh and original, but will they be your winners this year? See more at http://itv.com/talent... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: 64-year-old Angela and her toy poodle Teddy won the hearts of the judges with their entertaining act – something Simon loves, and has been searching for since the first series. Angela runs a dog dancing school and has trained Teddy herself, but admits that he’s quite old now as he does like his sleep! As Donelda showed on Monday night, a popular dog act in the auditions phase doesn’t guarantee success in a live performance! Do Angela and Teddy have what it takes to bring a dog act to this year’s final?... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: 64-year-old Angela and her toy poodle Teddy won the hearts of the judges with their entertaining act – something Simon loves, and has been searching for since the first series. Angela runs a dog dancing school and has trained Teddy herself, but admits that he’s quite old now as he does like his sleep! As Donelda showed on Monday night, a popular dog act in the auditions phase doesn’t guarantee success in a live performance! Do Angela and Teddy have what it takes to bring a dog act to this year’s final? See more at http://itv.com/talent... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: Could Jay be the UK’s answer to Michael Buble? The 18-year-old singer from Wales has been singing since he started talking, finding a regular audience with his friends and family. Luckily for Jay, he also found an audience with the Britain’s Got Talent judges and the audience at his audition, where he brought the house down. But of course, Simon has yet to see him perform – and he’s always critical of the singers! Jay is nervous but also excited to be singing for Simon as it’s exposure that he’s dreamed of – but will he get enough of your votes to sing again in the final?... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: Could Jay be the UK’s answer to Michael Buble? The 18-year-old singer from Wales has been singing since he started talking, finding a regular audience with his friends and family. Luckily for Jay, he also found an audience with the Britain’s Got Talent judges and the audience at his audition, where he brought the house down. But of course, Simon has yet to see him perform – and he’s always critical of the singers! Jay is nervous but also excited to be singing for Simon as it’s exposure that he’s dreamed of – but will he get enough of your votes to sing again in the final? See more at http://itv.com/talent... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!

Britain’s Got Talent: Leader of the gang Dr Haze dreamt up the Circus of Horrors over a decade ago when he wanted to fuse rock music and the circus. This year he’s introduced the incredible spectacle that is Circus of Horrors to the unsuspecting public! Wowing the judges at their audition with daredevil feats such as fire breathing, hair hanging and sword swallowing, the variety and danger of their performance secured their place in tonight’s semi-final. Last night, the judges critisised Enchantment for being ‘all over the place’, so can Circus of Horrors syncronise their performance and own the stage tonight?... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!