America’s Got Talent 3

October 2, 2008 by Andy Dehnart

Once again, viewers have selected a singer as the winner of America’s Got Talent. Opera singer, insurance salesperson, and Missourian Neal E. Boyd won the $1 million prize and Las Vegas show at the MGM Grand. His win seems rather reminiscent of cell phone salesperson and opera singer Paul Potts, who won the first season… continue reading

October 1, 2008 by Andy Dehnart

Three and a half months after it first debuted, America’s Got Talent 3 concludes tonight at 9 p.m. ET, awarding its winner $1 million. Remaining in the competition are five acts: four singers (Neal E. Boyd, Donald Braswell, Eli Mattson, and Queen Emily) and Nuttin But Stringz, a duo that plays hip hop and rock… continue reading

August 28, 2008 by Andy Dehnart

NBC’s summer talent competition America’s Got Talent has unsurprisingly been renewed for a fourth season. The series “is the most-watched show of the summer and ranked third among programs in the adults 18 to 49 demographic,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. Meanwhile, on Tuesday’s episode, opera singer Donald Braswell joined the top 40 thanks to… continue reading

July 3, 2008 by Andy Dehnart

If you have any questions as to why America’s Got Talent 3 is the summer’s number-one show, Tuesday night, look no further than Tuesday’s episode, when a 46-year-old woman showed up and broke objects with her breasts. This was possible because her breasts are approximately the size of a Smart Car. However, NBC’s censors decided… continue reading

November 27, 2007 by Andy Dehnart

NBC is currently casting for the third season of America’s Got Talent, and the winner of that season could join the winners of the first two seasons on an international version of the show. Simon Cowell is planning a one-off spin-off of the series called World’s Got Talent, which will “put 25 talent show winners… continue reading