News about Andrew Stanton

After surviving the thrilling semi-final on Tuesday night, Viggo Venn and Olivia Lynes have made it to the grand final of Britain's Got Talent. The two talented performers defeated fierce competition from Yo-Highness, Nathan and Joanne, Lewis Fuller, Tia Connolly, Andrew Stanton, and Johns' Boys. Viggo defeated the public vote, sending him straight through to the final, while the judges were left to choose between Olivia and Johns' Boys.

During Andrew Stanton's dramatic stunt act, the judge, 67, appeared ill as he was pulled up on stage. Despite their protests in the 'horrific' stunts, he was brought on stage with fellow judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, and Alesha Dixon.

Mr Blobby, the 90's television icon, is expected to make the new round of Britain's Got Talent auditions thrown into disarray on Saturday. The opulent pink character starts to impress with his own unique brand of magic before collapsing flat on his face in front of the judges. Blobby, who rose to fame in BBC1's Noel Edmond's House Party, is welcomed by the audience in a first glance clip leading up to the episode.

Following ITV's airing of a very difficult stunt during Saturday night's episode, Britain's Got Talent fans inundated Ofcom with allegations. Judge Amanda Holden, 52, was lifted from the ground with a chain tied to his eyeballs during the chilling act. He'd tied his arms around his back, pulled a sword with his mouth, and swallowed it.

When a contestant lifted Amanda Holden from the ground with a chain tied to his eyeballs, Britain's Got Talent judges struggled to keep watching a chilling stunt. Andrew Stanton walked on stage and refused to introduce himself after Sion Cowell was asked. He was immediately followed by his helper, who tied his own arms around his back, grabbed a sword with his mouth and swallowed it.