Richard Goodall sings at Indiana State basketball game, adds Pacers to schedule
"America's Got Talent" champion Richard Goodall sang the national anthem before Indiana State's men's basketball game against Eureka College. He returned to perform at halftime, singing Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" — the song that launched him onto the national stage.
When it comes to America's Got Talent, that equates to nearly 500 episodes and almost 150 hours of live television. According ...
America’s Got Talent is losing one of its longest-tenured talents. Jason Raff, who has served as showrunner for 19 seasons, ...
America’s Got Talent will be minus one talent for its next season. Co-showrunner Jason Raff, who has overseen the NBC ...
I’m willing to take on anything that comes our way.” Goodall won the hearts of America on this season of AGT with his soulful renditions of “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You,” “Eye ...
Since the November 2021 kick-off, Superstars Live has welcomed over half a million Vegas visitors including large subsets of families and those that AGT insiders fondly dub their “Super Fans.” ...
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — If you enjoyed watching Hoosier custodian Richard Goodall win the television competition “America’s Got Talent,” you will soon be able to see him perform at a college game. Indiana ...
Jonasi, who said on “AGT” it was his dream to appear on the show, received a golden buzzer from host Terry Crews, whose performances in “White Chicks” and “Everybody Hates Chris ...
It was the AGT finals. "AGT" judge Heidi Klum told him, “I want you to win this so bad, Richard.” Simon Cowell told Goodall, “You are our hero,” while Howie Mandel declared, “I think you ...
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