Latvian Julia Naidenko, who now lives in London, brought a smile to all the men’s faces when she took to the stage, wiggling and grinding her way through her routine.

Sugar Free—an all-girl dance group from Dartford, Kent—impressed the panel with their routine on this week’s Britain’s Got Talent auditions.

Two Grand is a duet with a difference. The act is made up of John, 76, and his granddaughter Sally, 12. And John’s biggest ambition is to perform at the Royal Variety with his granddaughter at his side.

The 11-year-old dancer from Birmingham was so impressed watching George Sampson on the show last year that he was inspired to give the auditions a go himself.

A 10-year-old girl from South London impressed the judges of “Britain’s Got Talent” with her booming rendition of “No One” by Alicia Keys.

Susan Boyle claimed her rightful place among Hollywood’s elite when she appeared before Oprah Winfrey via satellite from her home on Monday afternoon (May 11).

Meet Shaun Smith, the 17-year-old A-level student from Staffordshire, who captivated the judges and brought the audience to their feet on last night’s episode of Britain’s Got Talent.

Greg Pritchard looked like a typical rock star wannabe—but the 24-year-old hotel waiter—baffled the judges of “Britain’s Got Talent” when he performed a unique version of the opera classic “Nessun Dorma”.

The judges of “Britain’s Got Talent” were blown away when a professional farter auditioned for the show last night.

A 37-year-old pizza delivery man overcomes crippling stage fright to wow Britain’s Got Talent judges with his rendition of Bring Him Home from Les Miserables.

Gifted violinist Sue Son started her audition for Britain’s Got Talent alongside keyboardist Janine Khalil as part of their classical music act Addicted.
However, the judges were not impressed by Janine’s composition and the pair were buzzed off stage at the Birmingham audition.