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Britain's Got Talent fans were left stunned as head judge Simon Cowell apologised after leaving a young girl in tears.First up on the talent show's roster for the fifth and last semi-final were Matricks Illusion, who performed a disappearing act that saw Simon brought onto the stage.A man dressed as the music mogul was seen being pushed into a trash compactor and wheeled out as a floppy paper cutout, before a drum-kit seemingly appeared out of thin air.But Simon wasn't impressed, as he told them afterwards: "I buzzed because I didn't feel it was magical enough. There was a lot of chaos, and whereas I like these big magic acts compared to cards, we had a magician on a few days ago who I thought was so much better."He added: "I didn't think this...

Simon Cowell and his fellow Britain's Got Talent judges appeared on This Morning in an exclusive interview on Friday, but it wasn't anything he had to say that had people interested in – it was his face. Viewers of the ITV show were left baffled by his changing face, with some asking what he'd done to it.The much-loved talent show returned in 2022 after it was forced off the air for two years running due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell has envisioned how he would react if his son Eric was bullied, and it seems he can’t fathom the thought. On Thursday’s live show of the ITV competition, the fourth semi-final of the week, dance group Five Star Boys were the second act to take to the stage after pantomime dames Dame Nation ahead of Sunday’s final. Five Star Boys wowed the judges and public alike during their first audition, when they explained that they went on the show ‘to spread the word for boys who can dance’, while admitting that ‘it’s not always easy for us’.

Britain's Got Talent fans think they have worked out who is behind the ITV show's "invisible" act called The Phantom after their performance on Thursday's semi-final. During the show, The Phantom left the judges — Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams — mystified with their mind-bending magic.

Britain's Got Talent fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Alesha Dixon's outfit during the semi-finals show on 2 June.Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly opened the show with the help of the contestants as they made their way down to centre stage.They introduced Alesha along with her fellow judges Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Simon Cowell before they turned their attention to the first act of the night.However, many ITV viewers were left bewildered after they caught sight of the singer's ensemble for the night.Alesha styled her long dark hair in a sleek bun on the top of her head and accessorised with large diamond earrings but the main event got everyone talking.She wore a giant puffy white dress that exposed her shoulders and arms, bunched at the centre to mimic the shape of a rose as she sat behind the judges table.Confused fans went to Twitter to compare her outfit to some similar looking objects.A viewer tweeted out: "From a distance, it looks like Alesha has came as a giant prawn cracker tonight!"Another said: "So we had Alesha sporting the Morph suit dress last night and now she’s sporting the air bag activation dress tonight."One baffled fan also added: "Alesha Dixon bringing her duvet to the Britain's Got Talent show on TV tonight."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated. Please refresh the page regularly for the latest news, pictures and video.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest TV stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our soaps and Hot TV newsletters .Get all the very best news, pictures, opinion and video on your favourite TV shows by following Daily Star every time you see our name.

Musical superstars. Pop boy band One Direction became one of the biggest groups of the 2010s after its five members — Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Liam Payne and Zayn Malik — met as contestants on the reality television series The X factor in 2010.

Britain’s Got Talent was off to a dramatic start on Wednesday's live semi-final after Simon Cowell disagreed with co-judge David Walliams over Les Sancho's performance. During the opening of the show, Les Sancho put on an energetic performance to which Simon, 62, buzzed the act off by pressing the dreaded red button.The judge, who was called "Mr Grumpy" by hosts Ant and Dec, then told the booing audience: "Shut up!" Delivering his feedback, Simon told Les Sancho that their first audition was full of "fun" and "personality" whereas their performance on Wednesday's semi-final was "everything he has seen before with a dance group".

David Walliams has explained why he uses a different chair to his co-judges on Britain’s Got Talent.The 2022 live semi-finals kicked off on Monday 30 May and eagle-eyed viewers were quick to notice that David, 50, had a different chair to his co-judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden.Taking to Twitter, one person said: "#bgt has anyone else noticed that David is sitting in a different chair to the rest of the judges? Why is that." While a different account added: "I noticed that too! I'm not sure why he's sitting in a different chair, but I'm curious to find out!" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. However, David has explained the reason why he has a different chair to his co-judges, revealing that it is to do with a past back operation.Tweeting back in 2018, the star wrote: "For those of you who want to know why I have different chair to the other judges on @BGT it is because I had a back operation to remove a disc after my Thames swim for @sportrelief and so need to sit on chairs that are specially designed for people with back problems." David took part in Sport Relief in 2011, where he swam the length of the River Thames, which is around 140 miles.

Britain’s Got Talent viewers have called out the show for reaching an “all time low” after Simon Cowell demanded that act Ranger Chris and his dancing dinosaurs win in the final. Fans immediately condemned the judge for making the statement after the act’s bizarre performance on Tuesday’s live semi final episode, which saw the ranger get up and dance in between two giant dinosaur figures onstage.

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams echoed the feelings of viewers as he questioned where the talent of one semi final act was.Tuesday's show (May 31) saw eight more acts battle it out for a place in the final and the chance to win a huge cash prize plus a spot at the Royal Variety Performance.The acts included Voices of the Armed Forces Children Choir, daredevil escapologist Andrew Basso and nine-year old magician Ryland Petty who impressed Simon Cowell with his Harry Potter trick.Also among them was Ranger Chris and his army of dancing dinosaurs, who put on an elaborate performance.Amanda Holden seemed to love the act and was up on her feet dancing along, but David was far from impressed.After the performance, David said: "I'm not quite sure what the talent is. You've got some friends who like dressing up as dinosaurs."He was met with boos from the audience and jumped out of his sheet to shout: "Boo you!"Alesha Dixon then said: "I did buzz you in the auditions, I didn’t tonight because my daughter would tell me off.”David pressed his buzzer to cut her off and Alesha burst into laughter.She then added: "You do great work and I love you for that," referring to the work Chris does in schools.Viewers then took to social media to praise David for "speaking the truth".One person Tweeted: "'I'm not sure what the talent is' David Walliams, in the 20 odd years you've been about.

Britain's Got Talent viewers are convinced that they spotted a semi final act storming off the stage after being eliminated on Tuesday night. During the semi final results show, escapologist Andrew Basso appeared to leave the stage early – and fans speculated that this was because he was unhappy about being booted off the programme.

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Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden accused one of the show's semi-finalists of "deceit" as the escapologist attempted one of Harry Houdini's most dangerous stunts. The second round of the live semi-finals took place on Tuesday (May 31) and saw Andrew Basso perform The Water Torture Cell.The Italian was seen being chained by the arms and the neck and placed in a tank full of water.

Lee Collinson is ready for stardom, something the British singer demonstrated when he took to the stage of “America’s Got Talent” in the May 31 season premiere.

“America’s Got Talent” auditions don’t get more emotional than the performance of Avery Dixon, a saxophone player with huge talent and a powerful backstory.