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Sophie Fatu

Mel Gibson at an event for Edge of Darkness (2010)
Last Looks review – Mel Gibson is cast too close to the bone in Hollywood caper
Mel Gibson at an event for Edge of Darkness (2010)
Gibson plays an alcoholic actor accused of violence against women in a comedy-crime thriller that would have been a lot more fun without him

The seemingly unstoppable rehabilitation of Mel Gibson continues with this Hollywood-set comedy-crime thriller in which Gibson is practically trolling us by playing Alastair Pinch, a close-to-the-bone version of himself a few years back. Pinch is an alcoholic actor accused of violence against women, although in the film his character is arrested for killing his wife, whereas in real life Gibson pleaded no contest to a battery charge. And yet, we’re supposed to think he’s charming and adorable because he can quote chunks of Hamlet and plays sweetly with his kindergarten-aged daughter (Sophie Fatu). At least this semi-satirical fiction, adapted by Howard Michael Gould from his own novel and efficiently directed by Brit Tim Kirkby, recognises that forgiveness is always around the corner for film...
See full article at The Guardian - Film News
  • 6/7/2022
  • by Leslie Felperin
  • The Guardian - Film News
Film Review: Last Looks (2021): Charlie Hunnam is Solid in a Detective Film That Ultimately Misses the Mark
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Last Looks Review — Last Looks (2021) Film Review, a movie directed by Tim Kirkby and starring Charlie Hunnam, Mel Gibson, Lucy Fry, Rupert Friend, Morena Baccarin, Jacob Scipio, Clancy Brown, David Pasquesi, Sophie Fatu, Robin Givens, Xen Sams, Cc Castillo, Method Man, Dominic Monaghan, Deacon Randle, Paul Ben-Victor, Josh McDermitt and Michael Otis. Director [...]

Continue reading: Film Review: Last Looks (2021): Charlie Hunnam is Solid in a Detective Film That Ultimately Misses the Mark...
See full article at Film-Book
  • 2/21/2022
  • by Thomas Duffy
  • Film-Book
Simon Cowell in American Idol (2002)
Nervous singer Joseph O’Brien gets rudely interrupted during his ‘America’s Got Talent’ performance by Simon Cowell [Watch]
Simon Cowell in American Idol (2002)
“America’s Got Talent” judge Simon Cowell just can’t help himself. At the start of 20-year-old Joseph O’Brien‘s vocal performance during the Judge Cuts 2 episode, Simon interrupted the never-been-kissed Tennessee native and made him sing another song. Joseph chose something he wrote and ended up wowing Simon, Heidi Klum, Mel B, Howie Mandel and guest judge Olivia Munn. Thanks to Simon’s rude interruption, Joseph was able to show a different side of himself and ended up advancing to the “Agt” live shows. Watch the “Americas Got Talent” performance video above, and then read the judges’ comments below.

SEEHuman Fountains’ disgusting new ‘America’s Got Talent’ act has Tyra Banks turning green: ‘I need a bucket!’ [Watch]

Mel B: “There’s no doubt that you have a great sounding voice, but here on this stage you have to be larger than life, you have to give everything. I...
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/25/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
The Future Kingz advance to ‘America’s Got Talent’ live shows thanks to show-stopping 7-year-old dancer Rufio [Watch]
Chicago dance group The Future Kingz wowed “America’s Got Talent” during Tuesday’s Judge Cuts 2 episode with their breathtaking performance, but it was seven-year-old Rufio who stole the show. This little dancer, whom founding brothers Isaiah and Allen dubbed “slick handsome,” previously stole our hearts with his love of Dunkin Donuts. Now the entire dance crew had the audience and judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Mel B, Howie Mandel and Olivia Munn on their feet, so they easily sailed through to the live shows. Watch the “Americas Got Talent” video above and read the judges’ comments below.

SEEHuman Fountains’ disgusting new ‘America’s Got Talent’ act has Tyra Banks turning green: ‘I need a bucket!’ [Watch]

Mel B: “Future Kingz, Future Kingz, wowsa!”

Howie: “We should remind people that you guys are not professional dancers. But the message that you bring that it’s about having hope and having dreams?...
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/25/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
Comedy magician Lioz Shem Tov (‘America’s Got Talent’) gets cut after joking Donald Trump is a baby [Watch]
Lioz Shem Tov
“Tonight I am gonna do something amazing, something that you never saw before … magic,” declared comedy magician Lioz Shem Tov on the Judge Cuts 2 episode of “America’s Got Talent.” For his first trick Lioz transformed a rubber glove into various objects including a baby, then said he was going to turn it into Donald Trump, but kept it the same as a baby. The “Agt” judges — Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Mel B, Howie Mandel and Olivia Munn — mostly loved Lioz’s silly act, but in the end they decided to eliminate him before he could advance to the live shows. Watch the “Americas Got Talent” video above and read the judges’ comments below.

SEEHuman Fountains’ disgusting new ‘America’s Got Talent’ act has Tyra Banks turning green: ‘I need a bucket!’ [Watch]

Olivia: “It’s not magic, but it’s something awesome. I laughed the whole time, he’s so clever.
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/25/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
Olivia Munn
Olivia Munn makes us cry when she presses ‘America’s Got Talent’ Golden Buzzer for Angel City Chorale — Grab the tissues! [Watch]
Olivia Munn
Angel City Chorale, a 145-member choir from Los Angeles, CA, broke out in tears during the Judge Cuts 2 episode of “America’s Got Talent” when guest judge Olivia Munn pressed her Golden Buzzer following their performance of “Baba Yetu.” Choir director Sue Fink created the diverse group in 1993 “to give back to the community.” She noted, “Even the Republicans and Democrats can sit next to each other in our group.” Munn’s Golden Buzzer means that Angel City Chorale goes straight through to the live rounds of NBC’s reality TV show. Watch the “Americas Got Talent” video above and read the judges’ comments below.

SEEHuman Fountains’ disgusting new ‘America’s Got Talent’ act has Tyra Banks turning green: ‘I need a bucket!’ [Watch]

Howie Mandel: “Not only am I listening to you and absorbing the sound, but I’m looking at your faces and everybody just is living the...
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/25/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
Tyra Banks in America's Next Top Model (2003)
Human Fountains’ disgusting new ‘America’s Got Talent’ act has Tyra Banks turning green: ‘I need a bucket!’ [Watch]
Tyra Banks in America's Next Top Model (2003)
“I need a bucket!” groaned “America’s Got Talent” host Tyra Banks in the Judge Cuts 2 episode after La Fontane Umane (aka the Human Fountains) performed their new act. The last time they appeared Simon Cowell wasn’t impressed by their sophomoric water-spitting, so this time around they upped the ante by spewing orange juice and a raw egg into each others’ mouths. Did you turn as green as Banks, or were you howling with laughter? Watch the “Americas Got Talent” performance video above, and then read the judges’ comments below.

SEEAdorable 5-year-old singer Sophie Fatu is youngest ‘America’s Got Talent’ contestant of all time [Watch]

Olivia Munn: “So you guys have been spitting in each other’s mouths since you were children?”

Simon Cowell: “How am I supposed to judge this? They spit better? There was an egg? We are going to be talking about you later, thank you very much.
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/25/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
Adorable 5-year-old singer Sophie Fatu is youngest ‘America’s Got Talent’ contestant of all time [Watch]
Tuesday night during the Judge Cuts 2 episode of “America’s Got Talent,” five-year-old Sophie Fatu belted out Frank Sinatra‘s “New York, New York” as the youngest contestant in the history of the reality TV show. When Simon Cowell asked Sophie what she’d do with the $1 million prize, she responded adorably, “Um, I don’t really care that much. I just want to sing for everyone and make them happy.” Watch the “Americas Got Talent” performance video above, and then read the judges’ comments below.

See‘America’s Got Talent’ magician Shin Lim returns to wow Olivia Munn with mystifying card trick [Watch]

Simon: “You know, Sophie, you are officially the youngest ever ‘America’s Got Talent’ contestant, do you know that? Sophie, that was really you singing? Honestly? Because that shouldn’t happen. You shouldn’t even be able to remember the words, let alone sing like that with the key change and everything.
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/25/2018
  • by Marcus James Dixon
  • Gold Derby
Simon Cowell in American Idol (2002)
‘America’s Got Talent’ Judge Cuts 2 recap: Who earned Olivia Munn’s Golden Buzzer on July 24? [Live Blog]
Simon Cowell in American Idol (2002)
After six weeks of episodes devoted to auditions, “America’s Got Talent” has moved on to the next stage of the competition — the judge cuts. The second of these four pre-taped episodes airs on July 24. Eighteen performers present their act in front of the “Agt” regulars — Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Mel B — as well as guest judge actress Olivia Munn.

By the end of the episode, these 18 acts will be winnowed down to just seven who will advance to the live quarter-finals. One of these will be extra special as they’ll have been hand-picked by Munn for the Golden Buzzer treatment. In so doing, she can overrule the other judges with and send her favorite act straight through.

Below, read our “America’s Got Talent” Season 13, Episode 8 recap of the acts in the order in which they took to the stage on Tuesday’s episode. Who...
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 7/24/2018
  • by Denton Davidson and Paul Sheehan
  • Gold Derby
America's Got Talent: Watch the World's Cutest Little Girl Sing "New York, New York"
Viewers met 5-year-old Sophie Fatu during the audition rounds of America's Got Talent and were charmed by her spunky personality and surprisingly good pipes for a kid her age. She sang Frank Sinatra's "My Way," and it was really, really cute.

Now she's back for Tuesday's Judges Cuts episode, and

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See full article at TVGuide - Breaking News
  • 7/23/2018
  • by Liam Mathews
  • TVGuide - Breaking News
America’s Got Talent recap: Episode 3 reveals five-year-old Sophie Fatu
America’s Got Talent returned on June 12 for Episode 3 of the season. The two-hour installment continued the audition phase of the reality competition show, with the four judges weighing in on more acts. During the second episode of the season, singer Michael Ketterer received the golden buzzer from Simon Cowell. It meant that he advances immediately to the live rounds. He joined the dance group Zurcaroh, who received the golden buzzer from host Tyra Banks during the season premiere. Episode 3 Recap After Tyra arrived on the stage dressed as an eagle, it was time to get right to the […]

The post America’s Got Talent recap: Episode 3 reveals five-year-old Sophie Fatu appeared first on Monsters and Critics.
See full article at Monsters and Critics
  • 6/13/2018
  • by Ryan DeVault
  • Monsters and Critics
Watch adorable 5-year-old Sophie Fatu sing Frank Sinatra classic ‘My Way’ on ‘America’s Got Talent’
Sophie Fatu may only be five but she is brimming with confidence and won over all four “America’s Got Talent” judges with her audition on the June 12 episode. While some may find her precociousness a bit too precious, the panel was captivated by her from the moment she strutted on stage. (Watch her audition video above.)

Fatu shamelessly made a pitch to Cowell, whom she called Mr. Simon, that he give her the golden buzzer before she had even sung a note. Rather than being put off by her, the crusty Cowell’s heart melted, especially after she delivered a surprisingly polished version of the Frank Sinatra classic “My Way.” As he readily admitted, “We weren’t expecting that.”

Watch Howie Mandel presses ‘America’s Got Talent’ Golden Buzzer for 13-year-old singer Courtney Hadwin

Cowell continued, effusive in his praise: “You are hilarious. I want you to date my son.
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 6/13/2018
  • by Paul Sheehan
  • Gold Derby
Simon Cowell in American Idol (2002)
‘America’s Got Talent’ episode 3 recap: Were there any Golden Buzzer acts on June 12? [Live Blog]
Simon Cowell in American Idol (2002)
Season 13 of “America’s Got Talent” reaches the half point of the audition stage of the competition on June 12 with another two-hour episode showcasing the best (and worst) acts. In this phase of “Agt,” an act needs at least three of the four judges to give them a “yes” vote to advance to the next round. If at least two judges buzz the act, it is immediately eliminated. Each judge has one chance to hit the “golden buzzer” and send an act straight through to the live performances Cowell did just that in the second episode for singer Michael Ketterer while host Tyra Banks did likewise in the premiere when she flipped for dance troupe Zurcaroh.

Watch Simon Cowell presses ‘America’s Got Talent’ Golden Buzzer for father of six Michael Ketterer

The format is the same this year as last, with “America’s Got Talent” airing initially just on...
See full article at Gold Derby
  • 6/12/2018
  • by John Benutty
  • Gold Derby
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