Stephen Mulhern has claimed that the ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ judges and audience should have learned not to judge acts on their appearance.
The magician and TV presenter – who hostsITV2 spin-off show ‘Britain’s Got More Talent’ – thinks people should know by now, not to judge auditionees on how they look or what they wear.
Speaking about 19-year-old hopeful Michael Collings, who stunned the judges despite his scruffy appearance and hoody/tracksuit outfit, Stephen told ITV1′s ‘This Morning’: “When will we learn? When we looked at Michael we all made our judgments.
A movie based on the life story of Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts is going ahead and it’s landed a top Hollywood director to take it to the big screen.
It was earlier reported that the film had been axed after the studios hesitated on the project for too long. British producer Matthew Vaughn told The Sun last year:
“It should have gone ahead. Simon and I had a good vision for how the film should be, and it would have been brilliant.
In recognition of being where Paul first started singing at the age of 5, the Britain’s Got Talent star gave his worldwide premiere of a track from his forthcoming album, Cinema Paradiso in Bristol at the Harbour Festival.
It is his version of the Celine Dion classic, My Heart Will Go On, sung in Italian as Il Mio Cuore Va.
Paul Potts has reportedly been dropped from Simon Cowell’s record label.
The talented opera singer was signed by Syco records after winning the 2007 series of Britain’s Got Talent. He went on to tour the world, release two top ten albums and rake in approximately £5 million in the following years.
A movie based on the life story of Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts has been cancelled.
Simon Cowell had been working with British producer Matthew Vaughn and Paramount pictures on plans for the motion picture and rumours suggested that Jack Black and Vince Vaughn were both being considered for the lead role. However, the rags to riches story will not be going ahead and producer Vaughn is blaming the studios for delaying the project for so long.
Former Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts has decided to embark on a 190 mile walk in aid of the people of Haiti.
The opera singer is currently touring Tokyo with his wife Julie but plans to walk from his hometown of Port Talbot to his concert at the Royal Albert Hall.
ITV are reportedly planning a new reality TV show, in which popstars will retrain as opera singers.
After a bit of training, the stars will perform live each week and be voted out in the style of X Factor or Britian’s Got Talent. Britain’s Got Talent winner Paul Potts is being lined up to perform and may also mentor the hopefuls.
The Sun reports that Katherine Jenkins, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Bryn Terfel and Russell Watson are all being considered as judges.
Simon Cowell has reportedly offered to help out with next years English World Cup Anthem.
The News Of The World claims that Cowell would like to choose the singer for the track.
An FA source said: “There’s great optimism for the England team after the stunning way in which they qualified for the World Cup. The plan is for the official song to be an absolute show-stopper that will help carry the boys all the way to the final.
Forget Susan Boyle and her youtube prowess, the best thing to come out of Britain’s Got Talent was always Paul Potts. Paul wowed audiences throughout the 2007 series of the show and has continued to do the same to audiences all around the world ever since.
Yesterday, Paul was invited to appear on Oprah Winfrey’s chat show for a second time, this time brought back as one of her ‘favourite’ performers. Paul sang the track ‘Memory’ from his latest album ‘Passione’ and was then interviewed by the big O on how life has changed for him over the last two years.
After his debut album ‘One Chance’ stormed to the top of the charts in 13 countries and notched up an astounding 27 platinum records, there is, without a doubt, fevered excitement surrounding Paul Potts’ second album ‘Passione’ which is released in June.
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