Abyss take to the Britain’s Got Talent stage on tonight’s show and try to impress the judges with their complicated street dancing routine, however Amanda Holden just can’t help comparing them to previous show winners Diversity, and unfortunately she doesn’t think they match up.
After their performance, the Shrek star says:
“Abyss, I thought you were good, I thought there were some good moves in there. I don’t think that you are as good as that standard that’s already been set on this show. I cannot help but have to compare you to Diversity, sorry.” Read more & comment »
Alex Reid and Katie Price are said to have booked former Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity for their second wedding next month.
The pair first got married in secret in February and are now planning a nuptial blessing next month. They are said to have booked the BGT dance troupe to perform at their star studded after party, but as well as a normal routine, the group are reportedly planning to incorporate the groom into their second performance.
Britain’s Got Talent hopefuls Twist and Pulse have admitted that they have been given advice by last year’s show winners Diversity and finalists Flawless.
Best friends Ashley and Glen impressed the BGT judges on last night’s show with their funny dance routine, which they nicknamed ‘Streetomedy’ – a mixture of street dancing and comedy. Piers Morgan thought it was ‘one of the most exciting, original routines we’ve seen.’ While Amanda Holden gushed ‘I think you just showed us a glimpse of the future.’ (VIDEO HERE)
Britain’s Got Talent dance troupe AKA have revealed that they want to be the next Diversity. Male dancers Diversity won last year’s series of the show.
The girls, ranging from 10 to 20 years old, impressed the judges on Saturday night’s show with their crazily energetic dance routine (video here) and though Simon Cowell couldn’t understand a word they were saying and even called them ‘insane’, he did agree to put them through to the next round.
Hundreds of shoppers at Westfield London got an early Christmas present this morning when dance phenomena Diversity, supported by 120 dancers performed an impromptu 90 second dance routine to a medley of tracks including music by Michael Jackson and The Black Eyed Peas in the shopping mall’s Atrium.
Poor little Perri Luc Kiely. His dance group, Diversity, were invited to perform for Prime Minister Gordon Brown yesterday and in the midst of their performance he backflipped, then fell.
Mr Brown looked on in disbelief as the 13 year old collapsed in fits of tears, probably more embarrassed than hurt, and had to be comforted by his team mates.
A spokesman for the group said Perri was “absolutely fine, just a bit shocked”.
It’s been revealed today that Michael Jackson had signed Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity as a support act for his London shows just days before he died.
According to The Sun newspaper, the dance act would’ve received £10,000 per night and if they’d performed at each of his 50 shows, that would’ve netted them half a million pounds. Read more & comment »
Diversity choreographer Ashley Banjo has admitted that the whole group is still in shock at winning this years Britain’s Got Talent.
The group leader told the BBC that life has been “mad” since they stole the crown from BGT.
Banjo said: “I’m probably not quite as shocked as I was when I first won, I think I couldn’t even talk when the judges came to me, but it still hasn’t settled in 100% for me.
