Americas Got Talent News

 
This week, the first 12 acts performed live for "America's Got Talent" judges Simon Cowell, Gabrielle Union, Julianne Hough and Howie Mandel at Dolby Theatre.
 
The first 12 acts of 36 total that performed this week featured Golden Buzzers Kodi Lee, Luke Islam and Sophie Pecora, as well as Alex Dowis, Bir Khalsa, Carmen Carter, Emerald Belles, GFORCE, Greg Morton, Messoudi Brothers, Voices of Service, and "Wild Card" Ansley Burns.
 
In the first results show last night, the first seven semi-finalists were revealed:
 
Light Artist, Alexis Dowis
12-year-old

 
NBC announced its hit summer series, "America's Got Talent" will premiere season 14 May 28. Returning judges Simon Cowell and Howie Mandel are joined by two new judges, Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough, on the judging panel.
 
"America's Got Talent: The Champions" host, Terry Crews, will host the new season of "America's Got Talent."
 
Union is an award-winning actress, author and producer who is best know for her role in films "Bring It On" and "Bad Boys II." Julianne Hough is an actress, dancer, singer and Emmy Award-winning choreographer who

 
In Monday night's finale of "America's Got Talent: The Champions" on NBC, magician Shin Lim the winner, earning the first ever World Champion title.
 
"Lim returned to the "AGT" stage to once again mesmerize audiences with his close-up magic performances that defied logic. Combining dexterity, precision and grace, Lim performed carefully choreographed routines. His hands move so masterfully that audiences were amazed as cards disappeared, reappeared and metamorphosed right before their eyes," according to NBC, "As he commanded the Champion's stage, it was apparent that Shin's act had continued to evolve and become

NBC's two-night season finale of "America's Got Talent" crowned Boston crowned Shin Lim as the winner of season 13. Lim receives the grand prize of $1 million and will headline "America's Got Talent Live" in Las Vegas, NV at the Paris Theater November 2-4.
 
"Lim mesmerized audiences with his close-up magic performances, which defied logic. Each week Lim's performances became more nuanced and dazzling. Originally training as a concert pianist, Lim had a tough start to his journey through sleight-of-hand magic when he was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome. He was faced with

NBC and Simon Cowell, executive producer and "Got Talent" creator, are bringing the best and biggest acts in series history to compete in a winter edition of "America's Got Talent: The Champions."
 
Cowell will also sit atop the judges panel once again for the winter edition series. "I have always wanted to have a competition show for the very best of the best 'Got Talent' acts from around the world," Cowell said. "The variety and the talents of the acts who enter 'Got Talent' globally are incredible and unbelievable. Since 'America's Got Talent'