Comedian and chat show host Paul O’Grady is reportedly being lined up to replace Simon Cowell on next year’s Britain’s Got Talent. The music mogul, who is said to be going to leave the show to focus on the launch of The X Factor in the states, is reportedly currently lining up his possible replacements.
Britain’s Got More Talent presenter Stephen Mulhern has tipped Gary Barlow and Max Clifford as good replacements for Simon Cowelll and Piers Morgan, who are rumoured to be leaving the show. Speaking to The Sun, Stephen said that Cowell’s replacement would need to be picked “very carefully”.
Britain’s Got Talent is reportedly “in turmoil” with two of the three judges planning to leave the show. We reported previously how Piers Morgan is to quit in order to present a new US chat show. Meanwhile boss Simon Cowell is fed up for the horrific acts and lack of talent displayed in the previous series.
Britain’s Got Talent judge Piers Morgan is reportedly planning to quit the programme after being offered a top job on US TV. According to reports, US network CNN are hoping Piers will replace Larry King on their late night chat show to help stop declining ratings.
Britain’s Got Talent finalist Paul Burling has been linked with a new impressionist pilot show, planned for ITV2, it has been reported. The 41-year-old Comedian failed to make the top 3 in Saturday’s final, but looks set to be back on our television screens far sooner than most of the other finalists…
Last night’s final of Britain’s Got Talent 2010 was watched by a peak audience of over 14 million viewers. The figure marks a noticeable drop in last year’s final, which peaked with over 19 million viewers when Diversity beat favourite Susan Boyle into second place.
ITV has released the voting percentages from this year’s live semi final shows. The numbers show exactly which act finished where and, perhaps more importantly, whether the judges saved the most popular act in the battle between the second and third placed semi-finalists.
Remember back at the end of the auditions when the judges made their predictions on this year’s winner? Well with Spelbound being crowned the winners it was time to reveal those predictions and see who, if anyone, guessed correctly…
Spelbound have been crowned the winners of Britain’s Got Talent 2010. The gymnastic act beat Twist & Pulse and Kieran Gaffney into second and third place to take the title. The group wins a £100,000 prize and a place in this year’s royal variety show.
It was the Britain’s Got Talent live grand final tonight all of the finalists did their best – but what did the judges make of them? From the “pointless” to “terrific”, read on to recap what the judges said about tonight’s finalists.
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