VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY: Silhouettes Shadow Dancers Pay Homage To America

VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY.

The 42 people making up The Silhouettes shadow dancing team from Denver, CO, range in age from Emerson who is three years old to adults. They use a lamp and a screen to make the most unique dancing act I have ever seen.

On Tuesday’s America’s Got Talent (July 19, 2011), this group wanted to make America proud, so, they conjured up beautifully moving shadow pieces representing our Capitol, Mount Rushmore, Iowa Jima, Lady Liberty, and the Twin Towers of NY, against the music of God Bless of America.

There weren’t many dry eyes in the house or on the stage itself once these shadow dancers were finished. Even the Brits on the judges’ panel were moved. Piers Morgan loved the performance, calling it a world class act. He also said, “We’ve had quite a long night tonight and not much of it has been very good…and right at the end, we get an act which is.. fresh and creative and original…that was complete genius.” And it really was.

Sharon Osbourne: “It’s endless what you guys can produce. It’s just brilliant and I applaud you.”

Howie Mandel was moved to tears: “Original, unique, wow. You are worthy of your own show. You are already stars. I want to cry!”

Watch their amazing performance below:

America’s Got Talent Eliminations 7/13: Who Got Voted Off?

Who did America vote off during the quarterfinals on America’s Got Talent on July 13, 2011? Who got eliminated and who advanced to the top 24?

CLICK HERE FOR RESULTS OF WHO GOT VOTED OFF 7/20!

ELIMINATED:
Fearless Flores Family
Duo Aero
J. Chris Newberg
Squonk Opera
Dezmond Meeks
Echo of Animal Gardens is eliminated!
Those Funny Little People
The Fiddleheads

ADVANCED TO TOP 24:
Snap Boogie
Sandau Trio Russian Bar
Anna Graceman
The judges pick Miami All Stars

VIDEO: Anna Graceman Sings Louis Armstrong On AGT

Hailing from Juneau, Alaska, Anna Graceman sang Loius Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World on the quarterfinals of America’s Talent July 12.

Sharon Osbourne called her a tiny peanut with a huge voice. Howie Mandel said it was a great choice of song and called her a phenomenon and said AGT stands for “Anna’s Got Talent!” Piers Morgan said he loved her boots and said he was amazed that a 4’4″ tall 11 -year old can sing Louis Armstrong!

Watch Anna’s performance for yourself:

VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY: Snap Boogie Electrifies On AGT

VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY.

Snap Boogie performed another spell binding dance on the quarterfinals of America’s Got Talent July 12, 2011.

Snap has had to support his mom because his brother is in jail. So, he dances on the streets to make money…but from the looks of his performance Tuesday night, he may not be dancing on the streets much longer.

Even though Snap had injured his thigh during rehearsals and was limited in the kinds of dance moves he could perform, he still electrified the crowd.

Pier Morgan said the performance could be in Vegas tomorrow. Sharon Osbourne said what he does goes above and beyond Vegas and called it electric. Howie Mandel said he is amazed that Snap Boogie can take what he does on the street and work with a choreographer and make it a show. He called Snap Boogie a “star.”

MUST WATCH VIDEO: Landau Eugene Murphy Channels Frank Sinatra

The second 36-year old Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr. from West Virginia sang his first note on Wednesday’s (June 22) America’s Got Talent, tears started to roll down my face.

Why? Because it’s unbelievably sad to me to learn that a gifted voice like his could remain hidden from the world while this man was spending his time washing cars for a living.

This is Landau’s first audition in life. Ever.

I won’t say much more, but just listen to his rendition of I’ve Got You Under My Skin by Frank Sinatra. Yes, Sinatra,

VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY: Snap Boogie On America’s Got Talent

VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY.

Snap Boogie, a high school student, dances on the street to help his mom pay the bills. On Wednesday night’s (June 22) America’s Got Talent New York auditions, this 18-year blew everyone away with his moves.

This boy is simply, incredible, for a lack of a better word.

Howie Mandell said, “I’m here to judge, and I judge you fantastic.”

Piers Morgan: “You’re exciting. You’re dangerous. You’re a bit wild. And you haven’t been over trained in some dance school.” Piers later put it best: “Snap is humble when he speaks, arrogant when he dances.”

Sharon Osbourne called him a free spirit.

Watch the performance for yourself (his act starts at the :41 mark):

Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.: Car Washer Turned Singing Sensation

Coming on stage while chewing bubble gum, the unassuming Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. floored the audience as soon as he started singing I’ve Got You Under My Skin by Frank Sinatra.

Landau, a 36 year old car washer from Logan, West Virginia, is already a superstar less than a week before his only audition in life aired on America’s Got Talent. 
Check out Landau’s AGT audition below:

VIDEO: Kinetic King Blows Up Hundreds Of Popsicle Sticks

The Kinetic King blew us away when he set off the biggest chain reaction Popsicle stick bomb the world has ever seen on Wednesday night’s America’s Got Talent. What took 8 hours to build, was completely destroyed in a mere seconds.

Growing up, the Kinetic King did not have many dominoes, so, this is the end result of what his experimentations with blowing up Popsicle sticks has lead to:

VIDEO CLIP OF THE DAY: Silhouettes Perform A Shadow Dance On America’s Got Talent

The audition process continued on America’s Got Talent Wednesday June 8, this time in Minneapolis where a colorful array of 9-18 year old hopeful future stars showcased their unusual shadow dancing talents for the judges with the hope of earning a spot on the show.

I am talking about The Silhouettes of course. Watch their unique audition for yourself: