From ukulele dream boards to ventriloquist puppets, these performers prove that sometimes the best act
From a misfiring mic gag to a baby who demands ducks, Paul Zerdin builds a masterclass in control that
Alice Fredenham had spent years hiding her voice. She loved singing, but her intense fear of performing
Maya Giotea had already created one of the most unforgettable moments of Britain’s Got Talent.
A man locked underwater with two minutes to escape. A juggler balancing a battle axe on his chin.
A nine-year-old from Pennsylvania, a dancer who learned on crutches, and a Mississippi girl group who
Malakai Bayoh had loved music for as long as he could remember. At just 13 years old, he stepped onto
Anna Wilson was only 21 when she arrived at America’s Got Talent with her mom. As far as Anna knew, they
Cole Swensen had always loved music. But there was something even more important behind his dream.
From a ‘world record’ undone on a technicality to a VIP meltdown engineered by an earpiece—and a child
Watch Olympic-caliber taekwondo, a father–son kung fu bond, a sword-wielding prodigy, and a high-flying