America's Got Talent

You can just go to the place in which they are holding the auditions and register there.

no one provides the costumes but YOU yourself

I have to go.

Caleb James Parson is CJ Dippa's real name?

They had Cystic Fibrosis, a deadly lung disease which gets worse as you age. Everyone of their siblings had it, and they lost one to CF, and the rest of the four were fighting the disease. They both were told they would never be able to sing by doctors, but still could. They believed that since they were going to die around their mid-thirties, they were going to live the best they could for the rest of their lives.

Dylan Wiggins, Denzel Merritt, Jaden Wiggins, Kehlani Parrish, Dillon Ingram, and AliKhan Lochin are the members of Poplyfe..the group that appeared and took fourth place on America's Got Talent 2011.

As of July 8, 2010, Future Funk went directly to the live shows. They did not have to audition for their spot, they got a guaranteed pass.

She was eliminated around 10th place.

Yes

they finished second

It depends on how long ago the person was deported and the reason that s/he was deported. Deportation in and of itself carries a five year bar and if the person was an overstay or illegal entry, s/he may also have the ten year bar to overcome. The fiancee would have to file for a waiver(s) of the bar(s). If the person was deported for commiting a crime, then it may be impossible to bring her/him back to the States.

She calls herself "Ashley Catastrophy". Her Youtube channel is ashleyxcatastrophy.

May 31, 2011 on NBC.

yeah he got voted off. sometime before the semi finals

You can audition at any age.

Yes, runners-up on "America's Got Talent" typically receive a performance contract in Las Vegas, but the payment structure can vary. While they may not earn as much as the winners, they still receive compensation for their performances. Additionally, they often gain exposure and opportunities that can lead to further financial benefits in their careers.

The winner of "America's Got Talent" in 2014 was Mat Franco, a magician known for his innovative performances. As the winner, he received a grand prize of $1 million and a headline show in Las Vegas. Franco's victory helped propel his career, leading to a successful run in Las Vegas and numerous television appearances. His unique blend of magic and comedy has made him a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

Judges on "America's Got Talent" typically earn a salary that can vary widely based on their popularity and experience. Estimates suggest that they can make anywhere from $1 million to $4 million per season. Additionally, they may receive bonuses or other compensation depending on the show's success and their individual contracts. Specific figures can fluctuate from season to season and are often not publicly disclosed.

In "America's Got Talent," contestants who do not make it to the live shows typically receive a stipend for their participation, though the amount can vary. Those who reach the semifinals but do not advance to the finals may receive a cash prize, which has been reported to be around $10,000. The exact amounts and distribution can change from season to season. Overall, while the winners receive significant cash prizes and opportunities, the losers still receive some recognition and monetary compensation for their efforts.

There are no records as to how much he makes per episode of America's Got Talent, but his overall net worth is $15 million. He lives in California with his wife, singer Mariah Carey.