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The competition on America's Got Talent is seriously heating up, with the series heading into its third week of live shows. Tonight (Tuesday, August 23), 11 acts will be taking to the stage, competing for a spot in the live finals bringing them one step closer to taking home the $1 million prize and a chance to headline the America's Got Talent show in Las Vegas. America's Got Talent fans are in for a treat this week as there is a whole host of acts taking to the stage tonight from singers to magicians as well as Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer act. Sadly, only two will make it through to the live shows with the remaining nine exiting the competition for good. Newsweek has everything you need to know about the acts performing on America's Got Talent tonight. Who Is Performing on America's Got Talent Tonight? Amanda Mammana Singer and songwriter Amanda Mammana blew the judges away with her emotional performance during her audition round and fans cannot … [Read more...] about Who Is Performing on ‘America’s Got Talent’ Tonight? Meet the Week 3 Acts

Over the last few decades, Congress has diversified in important ways. It has gotten less white, less male, less straight — all positive developments. But as I was staring at one of the many recent Senate hearings, filled with the usual magisterial blustering and self-important yada yada, it dawned on me that there’s a way that Congress has moved in a wrong direction, and become quite brazenly unrepresentative. No, it’s not that the place seethes with millionaires, though there’s that problem too. It’s that members of Congress are credentialed out the wazoo. An astonishing number have a small kite of extra initials fluttering after their names. According to the Congressional Research Service , more than one third of the House and more than half the Senate have law degrees. Roughly a fifth of senators and representatives have their master’s. Four senators and 21 House members have M.D.s, and an identical number in each body (four, 21) have some kind of doctoral degree, whether … [Read more...] about 95 Percent of Representatives Have a Degree. Look Where That’s Got Us.

America's Got Talent 2022 has landed on NBC , with the first week of auditions kicking off on Tuesday, May 31. The first episode saw the first set of acts hoping to secure a spot on the live shows, taking them one step closer to a chance of winning the $1 million prize and a Las Vegas headline slot. There was a lot of talent on display in week 1 of auditions and a serious amount of stand-out moments you will not want to miss, including the first Golden Buzzer act of the season, Avery Dixon. Newsweek has a recap of the top 5 moments from the first set of America's Got Talent auditions below. The Top 5 Moments From AGT Week 1 1. Avery Dixon Gets the Golden Buzzer Saxophonist Avery Dixon received the first Golden Buzzer of the season, sending him through to the America's Got Talent live shows, which are set to begin in August 2022. Ahead of his performance, he shared with the crowd he was born prematurely, weighing just 1 pound and 8 ounces, and was bullied … [Read more...] about The Top 5 Moments From ‘AGT’ Week 1: From Parmesan Song to Avery Dixon

Sign up to our free sport newsletter for all the latest news on everything from cycling to boxing Sign up to our free sport email for all the latest news Elinor Barker will be back on track for Great Britain at the European Championships this week 11 months after giving birth to son Nico, but motherhood is not the only major change for the 2016 Olympic champion. Barker, who learned she was pregnant while helping Britain to team pursuit silver at the Tokyo Olympics, is not just juggling nappy changes with training blocks but also pursuing major targets on the road for the first time – not least selection for July’s Tour de France Femmes . “Normally I’ve just done bits and bobs (on the road) around track races and training,” Barker said. “This will be the first time I’ve got a full road calendar that’s taking precedent and track fits around that.” Rather than going through final preparations for the Euros with her Great Britain team-mates, … [Read more...] about New mum Elinor Barker ‘optimistically realistic’ ahead of track return

Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to express our love and affection to our significant other. One of the best ways to make an impression is by taking them out for a romantic meal. The idea of indulging in a delicious feast while spending quality time together can be a delightful experience. It is believed that the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach, and what better way to show your love than treating your partner to a fantastic culinary experience. If you’re looking to make this Valentine’s Day special, surprising your partner with a lunch or dinner reservation could be the perfect plan. Whether it’s a cozy candlelit dinner or a lavish feast, the goal is to make your partner feel loved and cherished. This Valentine’s Day, make unforgettable memories over a delicious meal and strengthen your bond with your loved one. Neuma This Valentine’s Day, Neuma, a contemporary European restaurant located in Bombay, is proud to present a carefully crafted menu created by … [Read more...] about Make This Valentine’s Day Unforgettable at These 12 Recommended Restaurants in Mumbai

Very few people who have wondered what the end times would look like would have guessed that certain doom would be presided over by a zombie, a Thunderbird puppet, and a relentlessly-happy Scrooge and Marley. And yet - welcome to the last year of Tory rule, starring an undead Liz Truss, a barely-human Matt Hancock, and topped off with a Chancellor and Prime Minister whose eternal souls will still be giggling joyfully as the worst demons Satan can find eat them from the toes up. There are a little over 300 days before Rishi Sunak has to call an election which he is as likely to win as he is to eat anything from Greggs, yet no-one seems very happy about it. Is it all Keir Starmer's fault? "Yes. Yes it is." ( Image: JESSICA TAYLOR/UK PARLIAMENT/UNPIXS) Recent polls show that even Tory voters want rid of the Tories. All the other voters certainly do. The extreme likelihood of the entire Tory party being reduced to two backbenchers in Lincolnshire should, therefore, … [Read more...] about ‘The Tory end times should be more fun than this’

A former Metropolitan Police officer told one of his victims he was “the safest person that she could be with” before he raped her. David Carrick , 48, was unmasked as one of Britain's most prolific sex offenders after he admitted to 24 counts of rape as well as charges of sexual assault, controlling and coercive behaviour and false imprisonment. Today was the first of a two-day sentencing hearing at Southwark Crown Court in London. This morning the court heard how Carrick carried out a “catalogue of violent and brutal sexual offences… on multiple victims”. Prosecutor Tom Little KC, opening the case at Southwark Crown Court on Monday, began by listing all the charges Carrick has admitted. Carrick attacked a dozen women over an 18-year period Mr Little told the court about a victim who had been told by Carrick that he was "the safest person that she could be with" before raping her. Speaking about the victim’s ordeal, Mr Little said: “He asked her to sit beside … [Read more...] about Police rapist David Carrick told victim he was ‘safest person’ before sex attack

Katie Boulter is ready to become Britain's brand new tennis darling after reaching the second round at Wimbledon. Wildcard Boulter beat Veronica Cepede Royg 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 on Tuesday for her first ever win at SW19. The British No.3 is aiming to replicate her success when she tackles Japanese No.18 seed Naomi Osaka on Thursday. Boulter, 21, said of her first round victory: “I just put my heart out there and luckily I got the win. “One thing about me that will never leave me is I will never give up no matter what the score and where I am. I came in here just wanting to play my game and do the best I can. I think that’s what I did out there. I’m happy to get the win. It means a lot.” Here is everything you need to know about the Katie Boulter... ( Image: DAILY MIRROR) Early starter ( Image: Getty Images Europe) Boulter grew up in the upmarket Leicestershire village of Woodhouse Eaves. She began playing tennis aged four because her family played and was … [Read more...] about Who is Katie Boulter? All you need to know about British tennis star taking Wimbledon 2018 by storm

“Are you ready for a little controversy?” a nearly unrecognizable Madonna said when she took the stage as a surprise presenter at Sunday night’s Grammy Awards, holding a riding crop in one hand and a microphone in the other. “Here’s what I learned after four decades in music,” she continued. “If they call you shocking, scandalous, troublesome, problematic, provocative, or dangerous, you’re definitely onto something.” When that line got no reaction from the star-studded crowd, she added, “That’s where you make noise.” Madonna ultimately got what she wanted after Sam Smith and Kim Petras took the stage to perform their Grammy-winning song “ Unholy ”, which included Smith donning a top hat with devil horns on it as flames rose up around them. That alone—not to mention the fact that Smith is gender nonbinary and Petras is a transgender woman—would have been enough to get America’s pearl-clutching conservatives up in arms. But what really seems to have them outraged is what happened … [Read more...] about Right-Wingers Melt Down Over ‘Satanic’ Pfizer-Sponsored Grammys

The Colorado men’s basketball team is 1-7 in true road games. That’s not good. But CU head coach Tad Boyle believes his team isn’t as bad on the road as the record indicates. The Buffaloes will have a chance to prove that this week. After turning in a pair of solid all-around performances during a home sweep of the Bay Area schools, the Buffs are expected to take Monday and Tuesday off before beginning preparations for Saturday’s Pac-12 Conference battle at Utah (8 p.m. MT, FS1). Whatever hope the Buffs (14-11, 6-8 Pac-12) still harbor for playing their way into postseason contention will require elusive results on the road, beginning this week in Salt Lake City and continuing next week with a two-game trip through Arizona. “To me, we’ve got one in a row. We’ve got Utah. That’s how I look at it,” Boyle said. “We’ve played decent on the road. It’s not like we’re getting blown out. But we’re not playing well enough to win. You’re never as good as you think you are when … [Read more...] about Men’s basketball: After short respite, Buffs look to pack offense on tough road swing