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‘ America’s Got Talent ‘ auditions
W Chicago - City Center
172 W. Adams St.

Simon says
He snarls, condescends and makes you toss cookies at your TV. Yep, we love him too. And now the “American Idol” hellion of honesty, Simon Cowell, trains his scrutiny on Chicago fame seekers. Whether you sing, dance, jam, juggle or anything else, audition for his new reality project, “America’s Got Talent,” (set to air on NBC this summer) for a chance to win $1 million. Individuals and groups welcome.

Please note: Have no fear. Cowell is the show’s executive producer, not a judge.
 
Apr. 13: 10 a.m.  

Price: Free. Details: nbc.com
Phone: 323-315-5160

America’s Got Talent News

America’s Got Talent, and NBC’s gonna show it to us! The latest reality show from Simon Cowell presents the hottest “talents” in the US strutting their fancy stuff, whether it’s singing, dancing, or just doing whatever, in an effort to win the $1 million grand prize.

 A two-hour episode of Talent premieres on Wednesday, June 21, at 8 p.m. Beginning July 13, it moves to its regular time slot on Wednesdays at 9 p.m., with a 30-minute results show on Thursdays at 8:30 p.m.

America’s Got Talent News

Simon Says “America’s Got Talent”
If you’re longing for more of the audition phase of “American Idol,” you are in luck. Newsday says that everyone’s favorite judge, Simon Cowell, is planning to launch a new talent contest.

You’re probably wondering how and where they could possible squeeze one more hour of reality entertainment into Fox’s “AI”-packed schedule. No need to set your DVRs and TiVos because the new show is going to be part of NBC’s summer lineup.

“America’s Got Talent” will showcase everyone and anyone that has some sort of skill, whether it’s singing, magic, comedy, finger puppets — whatever. Like “Idol,” viewers will choose the best acts. Sounds like a bit of a hodgepodge. Seriously: How can you pit a dancer against a juggler against someone that can play a ukulele with their teeth?

The winner isn’t promised fame, but they will certainly get fortune to the tune of $1 million. A three-member panel of judges (sound familiar?) will be on hand. However, Cowell won’t be one of them.

Auditions will begin in Los Angeles on April 6. “America’s Got Talent” will premiere in summer 2006 on NBC.

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