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During Wednesday's two-hour finale show and claimed the grand prize of $1 million, the Mayyas were crowned champion of season 17 of America's Got Talent. As it was announced that they had won, the members of the all-female Lebanese dance group hugged each other and screamed. As the gold confetti rained down, Sofia Vergara, 50, who pressed her Golden Buzzer for the group, rushed up to welcome the women.

During Drake's appearance on Tuesday's two-hour America's Got Talent finale show on NBC, country singer Drake Milligan had the entire audience on their feet. The 24-year-old country singer from Fort Worth, Texas, wowed the audience with another original song titled Sounds Like Something I'd Do. Simon Cowell, 62, said, 'I really think this is going to be the start of your career.'

During a results show on Wednesday, the Mayyas dance company and dramatic pole dancer Kristy Sellars advanced to the season 17 finals of America's Got Talent. When they learned they were going to the end of the one-hour show on NBC, the members of the all-female Lebanese dance company screamed and hugged each other. 'I am not surprised that this is happening because these girls have done such an amazing job,' Sofia Vergara, 50, who used her Golden Buzzer on the site, said.

On Wednesday, it was another pressure cooker semi-final episode of America's Got Talent, with just two of the 11 acts progressing to next month's finale. And although the contestants were already feeling the heat of the moment, judge Sofia Vergara stepped into promo mode on her Instagram page to help build the hype. The Modern Family alum wore a fitted orange jacket that emphasised her ample cleavage to highlight her fashion sense and famous womanly curves for this big night.

On Wednesday's episode of America's Got Talent on NBC, stand-up comedian Mike E. Winfield and deep fake AI act Metaphysic were the two acts selected to the finals. Mike, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, was astonished to learn he was going to the season 17 finals. 'It feels amazing!' Mike yelled. I might even get a baby seat.' I have no idea what is going to happen. Thank you America!'

On Wednesday, teen singer Sara James and French magician Nicolas Ribs were selected to the season 17 finals of America's Got Talent. After learning she made the finals, Sara, Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer pick, said, "I'm speechless, literally." 'Thank you so much for every vote.' I'm just a teen girl from America. The fact that I'm even here is unreal,' she explained.

On Wednesday's results show of America's Got Talent, top two acts were country music trio Chapel Hart and magician Yu Hojin. When they learned they were advancing to the season 17 finals, the Chapel Hart trio, consisting of sisters Danica and Devynn Hart and their cousin Trea Swindle were stunned. Heidi said, 'Well deserved girls.' 'Chapel Hart you brought America's hearts and hearts into my heart.'

On Wednesday night's live hour result show on NBC, country singer Drake Milligan and Saxophonist Avery Dixon were the top two contestants chosen to the finals. Drake, 24, from Nashville, who performed an original song Kiss Goodbye All Night for his solo debut on the charts, and Avery, 21, a Golden Buzzer winner from Atlanta who wowed the judges and the audience with his soulful performance, will be two of the contestants in the finals for the $1 million dollar grand prize and the opportunity to headline a show in Vegas. 'It's a marvel,' Drake said. 'You guys have already changed my life forever.' 'I will always return to school.'

During Tuesday night's live two-hour semi-final appearances on America's Got Talent, Simon Cowell declared 21-year-old saxophonist Avery Dixon a star. 'I'm going to predict something,' Simon, 62, said about Carrie Underwood years ago on another show, which is that you will be a star.' "I promise you, Avery, that everything you've dreamed about is going to happen.' Avery, a Golden Buzzer winner from Atlanta, was the last act of the night, ranging from 11 acts to qualify for the $1 million dollar jackpot and headline a show in Vegas.

As Austin Butler makes his way onto film in Baz Luhrmann's "Elvis," he'll be part of a select group of actors who have performed the "King of Rock and Roll" for decades. Elvis Presley's life, meteoric rise to fame in the 1950s, and his career spanning decades have inspired scores of fictional adaptations over the years, from fully-fledged biographies to silly comedy cameos, and everything in between. While many of these depictions of Elvis have been small projects, obscure films, or long-forgotten made-for-TV movies, others have remained in our collective memory for much longer. We've compiled a collection of Elvis' most memorable portrayals so far. Take a look at the gallery to see how many of these versions of "the King" you recognize.