Saturday, April 30, 2011

Have Britain's Got Talent judges found their winner?

By EMILY SHERIDAN A little boy with a small voice: Ronan Parke, 12, received a standing ovation after his powerful rendition of Feeling Good at the London auditions of Britain's Got Talent It's only the third week of auditions in this year's Britain's Got Talent - but it looks like the judges may have already found their winner.Angelic schoolboy Ronan Parke was advised to 'not bother to go back

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Will Buddy get the boot? Britain's Got Talent sensation

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Best Buddy: Britain's Got Talent sensation Pippa Langhorne wowed the judges and audience with her singing - and that of her dog She charmed both the judges and audience on Britain's Got Talent with her opera-singing duet with dog Buddy.But now Pippa Langhorne has revealed that her beloved pooch Buddy - who was seen with her on Saturday night's show howling along with her

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Razy Gogonea wows on Britain's Got Talent with his Matrix-inspired dance routine

By SARAH BULL Amazing: Romanian dancer Razy Gogonea wowed the judges on Britain's Got Talent with his Matrix-inspired dance routine A body-popping breakdancer was the star of the show on Britain's Got Talent tonight when he wowed the judges with his Matrix inspired dance routine. Romanian dancer Razy Gogonea, 28, bounded onto the stage as he ran on on his knees, dressed as Keanu Reeves' character

Friday, April 22, 2011

We are family! Grandfather-and-granddaughter double act wow the judges on Britain's Got Talent

By LIZ THOMAS Double act: Ted, 92, and his 21-year-old granddaughter Grace are the stars of the show with their double actWith a 70-year age gap they are perhaps the most unlikely of musical duos.But 92-year-old singer Ted and his 21-year-old granddaughter are set to steal the show tonight. The pair have developed a singing double act that plays to both their strengths in a bid to appeal across

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Secret heartbreak of Britain's Got Talent star Donelda, the grandma with the dancing dogs

By CHRIS HASTINGS Delighted the nation: Donelda Guy with her dancing dogs Mega & BibaThe flamboyant dog-trainer who last night stole the first show in the new series of Britain’s Got Talent has revealed that her husband is battling cancer.While Donelda Guy, 66, delighted the nation with her dancing dogs, Mega and Biba, her appearance on the popular ITV1 show was in stark contrast to her home life

Britain's Got Talent gets off to a roaring start

By JODY THOMPSON Big laughs: Nine-year-old schoolboy David Knight was unanimously voted through with his hilarious stand-up comedy routine on the first night of Britain's Got Talent 2011 David Hasselhoff and Michael McIntyre made their debut as judges on Britain's Got Talent last night and, alongside old hand Amanda Holden, were blown away by a comedian - aged just nine years old. A host of

Friday, April 15, 2011

Lollipop grandmother, 65, banned from Britain's Got Talent

By SARAH BULL and LIZ THOMAS Too hot for television: Former lollipop lady Lorraine was banned from Britain's Got Talent after bosses deemed her dance moves too raunchy for the main show A former lollipop lady has been banned from Britain's Got Talent after ITV bosses ruled that her dancing was too outrageous to broadcast on the show.The 65-year-old grandmother, known only as Lorraine, stunned

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Aaargh! They're back: The weird, wacky and not so wonderful Britain's Got Talent wannabes

By PAUL REVOIRHuman hamster: Stuart Kettell, from the Midlands, dresses as a rodent and runs in a hamster wheel. Yes, that's his whole act A motley collection of eccentrics and attention seekers — oh, and a few genuinely talented performers... it must be the start of the new series of Britain’s Got Talent.Among the wacky acts are a man who wears more than 200 pairs of pants, a human hamster and,

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

'You're a little diva in the making!' Schoolgirl, 9, wows Britain's Got Talent

By LIZ THOMAS Diva in the making: Arisxandra Libantino, 9, stunned the judges on Britain's Got Talent with her incredibly powerful voice When she arrived on stage she was so shy she could barely speak.But as soon as nine-year-old Arisxandra Libantino was told to sing – she could have rivalled Whitney Houston or Diana Ross.The tiny schoolgirl stunned Britain’s Got Talent judges and the audience