BGT fans 'work out' magician duo's emotional act after spotting 'obvious' swaps

People who attend the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California this spring will not be required to wear face masks, or show proof they're vaccinated or have tested negative for the virus prior to entry, festival organizers with parent company Goldenvoice said Tuesday.The Stagecoach festival, which is slated to be held from April 29 thru May 1, and feature artists including Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and Luke Combs, issued a statement via Twitter declaring that 'there will be no vaccination, testing or masking requirements at Stagecoach 2022, in accordance with local guidelines.'Coachella is slated to be held from April 15-17 and 22-24, with performers such as Harry Styles, Billie Eilish, Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Baby and Kanye 'Ye' West slated to take the stage. The latest:People who attend the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California this spring will not be required to wear face masks, or show proof they're vaccinated or have tested negative for the virus prior to entry, festival organizers with parent company Goldenvoice said Tuesday.

Jessica Alba spoke about her struggles as a parent during an episode of the Raising Good Humanspodcast that was released earlier this month.During her appearance on the show, the 40-year-old performer discussed several aspects of raising children and offered a bit of insight into what she felt was the most difficult part of being a mother.The actress shares daughters Honor and Haven, aged 13 and 10, as well as son Hayes, aged four, with her husband of over a decade, Cash Warren. Being honest:Jessica Alba spoke about her struggles as a parent during an episode of the Raising Good Humans podcast that was released earlier this monthDuring the sit-down, Alba noted that she felt that letting her children make wrong decisions and measuring how much they should deal with them on their own was what she felt was the most difficult aspect of parenthood.'The hardest part about being a parent is allowing your kids to make a mistake and knowing when it is going to be too hard or too much,' she said.

Kanye West and Julia Fox may have ended their high-profile fling already, but it’s still inneresting to go back to the height of the frenzy and look at what they were saying at the time. It’s kind of like a relationship autopsy.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterKatya Martín, the star of ABC’s “Promised Land,” has landed the lead role in the upcoming indie feature “The Death That Awaits.”Martín will play a drifter in search of answers to a mystery from her past, who takes on a job in the countryside looking after a sick teen. She soon realizes her charge is undergoing a mysterious transformation that her parents will do anything to stop.

Zack Sharf Robert Pattinson revealed during a recent “The Batman” post-screening Q&A (via Insider) that nailing his Caped Crusader voice “was a lot of trial and error.” The actor had “seven or eight months” prior to production starting to “experiment with a lot of different things” for his Batman voice, but he began filming the Matt Reeves-directed comic book tentpole without committing to a final vocal sound.“I think the first two or three weeks, we were kind of doing a variety of different voices, because there’s only a couple of lines in the first few scenes we shot,” Pattinson said. “Me and Matt just sort of settled on something.

Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Diversity dancer Ashley Banjo and other black celebrities have teamed up for a video about mental health awareness on World Suicide Prevention Day.

Alesha Dixon has waded into the Britain's Got Talent Black Lives Matter row as complaints yesterday soared past 10,000 – telling trolls: “They can kiss my black a**”.

Naman Ramachandran A Black Lives Matter-inspired routine on “Britain’s Got Talent” by street dance troupe Diversity has resulted in 10,000 complaints from the public to U.K. media regulator Ofcom.In the episode aired on Sept.

Diversity's Britain's Got Talent performance has racked up thousands of Ofcom complaints - making it the second most-hated TV moment of the decde.

Diversity 's Jordan Banjo broken down on air today over the "horrible" complaints about the group's BLM dance on Britain's Got Talent this weekend.

Diversity's Perri Kiely urged the world to 'wake up' after his dance troupe received over 1,000 Ofcom complaints following their Britain's Got Talent performance.

Diversity member Ashley Banjo has said he is "overwhelmed" by fans' support as the troupe's Britain's Got Talent performance garners over 1,000 complaints to broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent semi-finals seem to draw attention seekers pulling stunts – who can forget when a rogue violinist lobbed eggs at judge Simon Cowell? This year it’s even riskier as Covid has forced the ITV show to have a virtual audience displayed behind judges Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and guest judge Ashley Banjo. Because the onlookers are made up of people watching from their sofas, bosses aren’t taking any chances and have introduced a booze ban — so they can’t drink in their own homes.

coronavirus pandemic.The auditions episodes were broadcast on ITV in the spring.Hosts Ant and Dec opened the show by reflecting on "a strange few months" and saying how much they have missed the talent.They performed a musical number in which they showed off a huge screen of fans watching the pre-recorded show at home, in place of a live studio audience.The song also introduced viewers to Diversity star Ashley Banjo, who will take Simon Cowell’s place on the judging panel while the music mogul recovers from back surgery.The semi-final also featured a performance by Diversity, inspired by the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement, which saw the dance troupe take a knee in the middle of the routine.It also saw a dancer

Dance group Diversity have won praise for their powerful performance on Britain’s Got Talent inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement.

Britain's Got Talent viewers are desperate for Ashley Banjo to become a permanent judge on the show after he impressed fans with his feedback in the semi-finals.

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams made a cheeky dig about Simon Cowell after he was forced to skip the semi-finals because of an injury.

Britain's Got Talent aired some changes on Saturday night, as the semi-finals finally aired.

Britain's Got Talent judge Ashley Banjo has given his backing to Amanda Holden's sexy onscreen wardrobe - insisting "she should wear what she wants".Amanda revealing outfits on the show have caused controversy, with one she donned three years ago even causing a spike in Ofcom complaints.But Ashley, who is standing in for Simon Cowell as the show starts tonight, told how he thinks she should keep on flaunting her figure on the show. He told The Sun: "I don’t see Amanda changing for anyone, let me tell you that.

New Britain's Got Talent judge Ashley Banjo has weighed in on Amanda Holden's famously sexy wardrobe.

Britain's Got Talent judging panel has been unveiled, seeing Amanda Holden promoted to head judge. To co-operate with coronavirus social distancing guidelines, the finals will now take place in a studio and the judges are all sat 2m apart on separate desks.