Michael Collings has moved out of his caravan and into a house ti has been reported.

The 19 year old singer wowed the audience and judges alike when he recently auditioned for Britain’s Got Talent and after his performance Michael McIntyre, Amanda Holden and David Hasselhoff raved about his simple yet impressive rendition of Tracy Chapman’s Fast Car.

At the time the wannabe was living in a caravan park for retired people, with his mum and dad, however he has now moved with his fiance Sarah and new baby Jamie to a small house in his local town of Whitleigh, Devon.

An insider told The Sun :

“Michael loved the caravan and has no regrets about that part of his life. But he is a dad now and wants to bring up his son as a family with Sarah.

“They’ve been on the waiting list for a council house for a while and finally one has come up. Hopefully in a few weeks they will be in.”

Michael recently reevealed that he decided to try out for the ITV talent show, so that he could make enough money to afford a big wedding for himself and Sarah and also a small home for his family to live in. It looks like he’s got one of those things sorted already.

He said: “Sarah is up for a big wedding. We watched ‘Big Fat Gypsy Weddings’. Who wouldn’t want a wedding like that – although I’m not sure about the huge dresses!

“We got engaged a year-and-a-half ago. We haven’t set a date, but now we’ve had our baby, I just want to make things official.

“I’d love to make a living out of singing. Sarah is over the moon for me. But she is stuck at home with the baby and times are hard when I’m not there. If I won, I’d buy a two-bed house.”

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Susan Boyle plans to star in a musical about her life.

The Britain’s Got Talent star is reportedly in talks to have her meteoric rise to fame chronicled in a new stage production and even hopes to take the lead role in the show.

She said: “I’m definitely going to be on stage. I’d rather that than having to sit watching people up there looking like me.

“I want to be doing the music parts, so I’ll be coming in and out of the show. I’m looking forward to doing some live work. It’ll be really nice to see so many of the people who have supported me in person.”

Producers are reportedly planning to take the show – which will chronicle the 49-year-old star’s modest upbringing in Blackburn, West Lothian, her period living alone with her cat and her rise to stardom – on a huge UK tour late next year as they believe it will be extremely popular.

A source told The Sun newspaper: “Susan has incredibly loyal fans. People will be travelling from all over the world to see her perform in her own musical.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if some of them book tickets to watch it five nights in a row.”

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Scottish singing sensation SUSAN BOYLE has returned to the top of the U.S. album charts with a GIFT.

The I Dreamed A Dream hitmaker has debuted her new album at number one with 318,000 sales.

Meanwhile, Darren Criss’ Glee cover of Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream is expected to take over at the top of the Billboard singles chart on Thursday (18Nov10) – thanks mainly to 214,000 digital sales.

Back to the new album countdown, and Taylor Swift’s Speak Now drops to two with 212,000 in its third week of sales and Kid Cudi debuts Man on The Moon II at three.

Hits compilation Now 36 enters the new chart at four and Bon Jovi’s Greatest Hits rounds out the new top five.

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Amanda Holden has defended her pal Cheryl Cole, saying that she wishes people would stop feeling sorry for the star.

The Britain’s Got Talent judge claims to have caught up with the X Factor star in LA recently and says that despite a divorce and a bout of malaria, the pint size singer is fine.

“I had some drinks with her. She’s fabulous. I think people should stop seeing her as as this little hard done-by girl,” Holden told PA.

“She’s a feisty, strong girl from Newcastle and she isn’t who she is through being airy fairy. She’s strong and she’s good. She’s absolutely fine and she doesn’t need a man.”

However we don’t think Amanda is all that worried about Cheryl and preserving her reputation. In fact we think the aging star is being made crazy jealous by all the attention and media interest that surrounds the beautiful Ms Cole and wishes that people were talking about her half as much….It’s just a thought but we’d love to know if you guys agree. Leave your comments below.

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81 year old Janey Cutler has reportedly revealed that she is well enough to perform on every night of the upcoming Britain’s Got Talent tour.

Insiders had previously reported that Cutler may be too frail to participate in the UK wide tour. However, speaking to the Daily Record, she said: “I’m so excited about it and I would like to say I’m fit and well and very much looking forward to it.

“I’d like to give a massive thank you to everyone who supported me throughout the show and since the final.

“The public have been delightful and their support overwhelming. I would like to personally thank each and every one of them.”

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Gymnastic acrobats Spelbound won this year’s Britain’s Got Talent by a landslide it has been revealed.

The troupe, who impressed with their daring routines which included throwing members over Amanda Holden’s head, received more than three times as many votes as runners-up Twist & Pulse in the show’s final.

The gymnastic troupe raked in 36.9 per cent of the total votes whilst comedy dance duo Twist & Pulse lads got 12.4 per cent.

The group have proved popular after the show too. Insiders say that offers are flooding in for them and that they have already been booked to appear in Las Vegas alongside former X factor winner Leona Lewis.

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Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has admitted that she desperately misses her boss Simon Cowell, who she has barely seen since the show ended.

Saying that she has now handed the music mogul over to Cheryl Cole for the new series of The X Factor, Amanda told new! magazine:

“It’s hard spending all that time with him and then being cut off, but now Cheryl’s got him for The X Factor, so she’s the lucky one. I’ve had to hand him back to her! We have to share him out.”

However, the rivalry fro Simon’s attention hasn’t turned her against Mrs Cole. She continued:

“She’s so popular and inspirational to other girls, and very pretty.”

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Britain’s Got Talent winners Spelbound are laughing all the way to the bank, as their management charge a whopping £30,000 for every 15 minute performance they do.

Since their win last week, the gymnastic acrobatic troupe have found themselves in massive demand on the corporate event circuit and have reportedly managed to squeeze in up to three gigs in one night.

Their new high profile is great news for Spelbound but not so good for former winners Diversity, who have subsequently been forced to drop their fee from £25,000 to £17,000.

A source told The News Of The World:

“Diversity were charging around £25,000 a gig but their value was slashed after Spelbound won.

“Their fee is now between £15,000 and £17,000. So, even though Spelbound are much less experienced, they’re earning twice as much as them.

The source added: “Spelbound will start putting together a full performance for the Britain’s Got Talent tour, which they are already being paid for.

“But the real money is performances for big businesses who have a lot of money to spend for private events.”

“Their performance is so short that they’re trying to pack their diary with up to three times in a night in different areas of the country so they can maximise their value.

“They are also planning brief nightclub performances on nights they don’t have corporate gigs booked in.”

Since the show ended, BGT boyband Connected are charging £8,000 per gig, singing Granny Janey Cutler commands 6,000 and other finalists such as Tobias Mead are billing between £2,000 and £5,000 per appearance. Not bad work if you can get it eh?

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The coach of Britain’s Got Talent winners Spelbound has insisted that their newfound fame will not change the group.

Team coach Neil Griffiths told Digital Spy that the gymnastic acrobatic troupe would continue to train hard for future competitions and said that no one deserves success more than them.

He said: “There has been a lot of hard work without much real reward for these guys down the years. And when I say that they work hard, I mean really, really hard.

“Winning won’t change them and I know they’ll still be training just as hard over the next couple of months.

“It’s just been fantastic for them winning this, because no group of people deserve this more.”

Team member Alex Uttley admitted that they were stunned to win the competition.

He said: “I think the competition was fierce. We thought everyone had upped their games. It was a great representation of all the talent in Britain.

“We didn’t expect to win at all. And we’re just pleased people enjoyed us so much that they wanted to vote for us.”

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Simon Cowell has paid tribute to five year old Bethany Fenton who died yesterday.

The youngster met was granted her wish and got to meet Cowell at Saturday night’s Britain’s Got Talent final. Along with meeting others stars of the show such as Janey Cutler and Twist and Shout, she sang Twinkle Twinkle Little Star for the music mogul.

Speaking after the trip, a delighted Bethany said: ‘I loved them all, especially Kieran, who asked for my wristband to give us both luck.

‘Simon let me sing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star to him. He’s so nice and I love him.’

She told the Gloucestershire Echo: ‘The hotel was awesome and all the people so friendly; they made me and my brother Louis so happy. And the food was yummy.’

Last year Bethany was diagnosed with a grade three to four anaplastic astrocytoma brain tumour and yesterday, just three days after her special visit, the five year old tot died in her parents arms at Helen House Hospice in Oxford.

Cowell’s spokesman Max Clifford said: ‘He is really upset, he said what a beautiful little girl she was.

‘He is just so sad, and sad for the whole family. She was a very special little girl and Simon was so touched when she sang for him.

‘He was happy that he was able to do a special something on Saturday night to give her a few precious moments but it is so sad and his heart goes out to Bethany’s mum and dad and he is thinking of them.’

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