BGT’s Bruno Tonioli surprises young dance troupe by posing as waxwork at Madame Tussauds

Britain's Got Talent fans will be getting excited as the semi-finals kick off on Bank Holiday Monday (May 29). But the team behind the hit ITV show has given a sneak peek of one of the acts in store on Saturday's final audition round.

Simon Cowell poked fun at his ever-changing face during a recent episode of Britain’s Got Talent this past Saturday (May 20).During an act in which contestant Tom Crosbie made an art piece of the faces of Albert Einstein and Judge Bruno Tonioli using Rubik’s Cubes, Cowell made a funny remark regarding his own face.“How the hell did you do that?” asked Cowell after the art left all of the judges stunned. “Practice, lots of different faces. It turns out you have a really difficult face to make Rubik Cubes out of,” shared Crosbie.Cowell quickly replied with a laugh: “I’ll change my face…again.”Fans of the show took to twitter to respond to the banter.

Britain's Got Talent contestant Cammy Barnes appeared on Lorraine on Monday and praised Scots star Tom Walker.

Simon Cowell appeared to have developed a rebellious streak during Saturday’s round of Britain’s Got Talent auditions, when he broke protocol to hit the golden buzzer for a second time this series. As regular viewers will know, the judges are only permitted to press the golden buzzer once every series, to place their favourite act directly into the live semi finals - with Simon having already used his buzzer to pick 13 year old Treble singer, Malakai Bayoh.

Britain's Got Talent has returned with a brand new judge and an interesting new twist. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon all returned to the judge's panel for this year's series of the hit ITV talent show with newcomer and former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli joined the team.The presenter duo, Ant & Dec also returned to the show as they host the 16th series on ITV.

Britain's Got Talent's new kid on the block Bruno Tonioli made another crazy blunder during Sunday's show. A favourite amongst Strictly Come Dancing fans for his 15-year stint as a judge, the Italian now plies his trade alongside Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon on ITV's long-running competition series, which rewards its winning act with both a Royal Variety Show booking and £250,000. In the latest episode, Tonioli, 67, decided to treat himself to a second Golden Buzzer act, despite the rule of one per judge (as well as Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly's allowance).

Britain's Got Talent fans will be disappointed to see it's missing from screens this weekend after a major scheduling shake-up.

Fans of the long-running ITV talent show Britain's Got Talent may be disappointed to see that the show is absent from tonight's ITV schedule - although there is a good reason for it being pulled.The show returned for its 16th season last month, with Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden all returning to the judging panel.They were joined by former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli, who stepped in to replace former judge David Walliams after he quit the show after leaked audio saw him making derogatory remarks about contestants. And while the show usually airs on Saturday and Sunday evenings, the latest episode has been pulled from screens tonight.

There are just weeks to go until this year's Britain's Got Talent live shows kick off and attention will, no doubt, be drawn to the killer outfits that female judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon pull out. And despite racking up hundreds of Ofcom complaints for her risqué outfits, Amanda, 52, has vowed not to cover up this year. She has also pointed out that her male counterparts Simon Cowell, 63, and Bruno Tonioli, 67, don't receive the same complaints despite often having their chests out.

Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has dazzled fans after sharing a photo with her two lookalike daughters celebrating King Charles’ Coronation as they spent the afternoon at The Ivy Cafe in London. In the photo posted to Instagram, the Britain’s Got Talent judge could be seen beaming, pictured alongside daughters Alex, 17, and Hollie, 11.The TV presenter wore a nude coloured cardigan that featured gold button detailing, and opted for a glam make-up look with black eyeliner, false lashes, and a glossy pink lip.The star wore her hair styled straight in a chic middle parting. Meanwhile, her doppelganger daughters looked just as glamorous.

Some Britain's Got Talent viewers have theorised that David Walliams may have returned to the show last night, disguised as the iconic TV character Mr Blobby. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, were left stunned last night (May 6) when Mr Blobby appeared on stage, to perform magic tricks.

It was a big night for talented acts on this week’s Britain’s Got Talent, as the judges continued to put through a raft of entertaining stars to progress to the next round. From singers to dance troupes and even a surprise return by one 90’s TV favourite, there was plenty to write home about as the series continued.

Britain’s Got Talent viewers were treated to a serious blast from the past on Saturday’s edition of the popular ITV talent show, when 90’s favourite Mr Blobby made an appearance on the stage! Once a staple of Saturday night variety show Noel's House Party, the iconic pink character has often divided audiences with his comedic and sometimes chaotic antics.This was especially true on Saturday’s BGT, when Mr Blobby managed to fall face first into the floor mere moments after making his way onto the stage. Ever the consummate professional, the cheeky chap was soon back on his feet and got stuck into a very ingenious act, which featured a spot of magic, although this too didn’t strictly go to plan.

Tributes have begun pouring in from friends and co-stars of the late Len Goodman, who died on Saturday at the age of 78.

The tributes have been pouring in for Len Goodman, the former Dancing with the Stars judge who died at 78. His passing was confirmed over the weekend.

statement to the BBC.“It is with great sadness to announce that Len Goodman has passed away peacefully, aged 78,” Gill said. “A much loved husband, father and grandfather who will be sorely missed by family, friends and all who knew him.”According to the outlet, Goodman died on Saturday at a hospice in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, surrounded by his family.

Len Goodman, who died on Saturday at the age of 78. Jackie Gill, Goodman's manager, confirmed the sad news to the  on Monday morning.«It is with great sadness to announce that Len Goodman has passed away peacefully, aged 78,» Gill said in the statement to the . «A much-loved husband, father and grandfather who will be sorely missed by family, friends and all who knew him.»According to the , Goodman was on hospice at his home in Kent, England, and was surrounded by his family at the time of his death on Saturday. He had bone cancer.Len is survived by his wife, Sue Goodman, and son, James Goodman, and two grandchildren, Alice and Dan.Goodman appeared as a judge on  from 2005 until 2022.

Former “Dancing with the Stars” judge Len Goodman has passed away at age 78.

Len Goodman was photographed hugging long-time friend Bruno Tonioli just months before he died, in a touching last photograph together. The former professional dancer passed away aged 78 in a hospice on Saturday, from bone cancer. Goodman and Tonioli’s friendship dated back almost two decades and they had appeared together on the panel of both the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing and its US counter part, Dancing With The Stars.

Len Goodman left Bruno Tonioli in tears when he made the emotional decision to quit Dancing with the Stars. Last November, the former Strictly Come Dancing judge announced on Dancing With The Stars that he would be hanging up his scoring paddle for the last time at the end of that series.