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During the AGT quarterfinals, Howie Mandel faced criticism for harshly buzzing magician Zak Mirz's act, which sparked social media backlash. Despite the controversy, Mandel awarded his Golden Buzzer to dance troupe Team Recycled, advancing them to the finale, while the audience debated the magic act's quality and Mandel's judgment.
Comedian Kabir "Kabeezy" Singh, known for his performances on "America's Got Talent" in 2021, has died at the age of 39. Singh, who reached the semifinals of the show, passed away in the Bay Area, reportedly due to health issues. His death was confirmed by his fiancée and fellow comedian Jeremy Curry. Singh's funeral is scheduled for December 14 in Hayward, California. He was praised by AGT judge Howie Mandel for his relatable and magnetic performances.
The Ramadhani Brothers, a Tanzanian acrobat duo, won "AGT: Fantasy League" with their gravity-defying balancing act, making history as the first Tanzanian act to win any "AGT" competition. The duo plans to use a portion of their $250,000 prize to purchase training equipment for other acrobats in Tanzania and aspire to headline in Las Vegas. Their victory was a result of perseverance and dedication, overcoming visa issues and transitioning between dream teams, ultimately impressing the judges and audience with their breathtaking performances.
The Ramadhani Brothers have won the first America's Got Talent Fantasy League, securing the $250,000 prize and giving judge Howie Mandel bragging rights as the first judge to win the fantasy league format. Sofie Dossi, a contortionist and aerialist, made multiple appearances on AGT and was part of the Fantasy League, while other finalists included V.Unbeatable, SAINTED Trap Choir, Musa Motha, and The Pack Drumline. The Ramadhani Brothers emerged as the winners, with their victory determined by program voters, and they took home the grand prize after a competitive finale.
The first season of America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League concluded with a surprising win for the Ramadhani Brothers, mentored by Howie Mandel, despite frontrunner Kodi Lee being eliminated early on. The top five also included Musa Motha, Sainted, V. Unbeatable, and The Pack Drumline. The brothers took home the $250,000 grand prize, leaving the judges and viewers shocked but impressed by their dangerous and inspiring act.
UFC president Dana White abruptly walked off Howie Mandel's podcast after just 30 seconds, citing exhaustion from doing podcasts. Mandel had showered White with compliments, including calling him a philosopher, which may have contributed to White's flustered reaction. While the incident could be a publicity stunt, White's history of antagonism towards media adds complexity to the situation.
A video clip of Dana White walking out of Howie Mandel's podcast within 30 seconds is going viral and being hailed as one of the funniest moments of the week. The abrupt exit has sparked speculation about whether it was a planned bit or a genuine reaction, with the surreal backdrop and camera work adding to the intrigue. Regardless, the incident has garnered widespread attention and amusement.
Dana White abruptly walked off Howie Mandel's podcast after the host complimented him, declaring that he was tired of doing podcasts and would never do one again. The unexpected exit has sparked speculation about whether it was a genuine moment or a staged stunt, given White's reputation for media savvy.
Dana White abruptly walked out of an interview on the “Howie Mandel Does Stuff” podcast, stating he was "so f*cking tired of doing podcasts" and would not be doing any more. While some speculate it was a stunt, others believe he genuinely feels drained by the demands of podcast appearances. The UFC president's departure left the host stunned, sparking discussion about the time-consuming nature of media appearances and the lack of compensation for guests.
Howie Mandel confronted Andy Cohen about calling him a "jackhole" nearly a year ago over his interview with Tom Sandoval, during which Sandoval discussed his cheating scandal. Cohen had criticized Mandel for being unprepared, but Mandel defended his laid-back approach, saying it allowed Sandoval to "bury himself" deeper amid the scandal. The two discussed the fallout from the interview and Cohen walked back the name-calling, ultimately acknowledging that the interview worked out well for him.
On "AGT: Fantasy League," dog owner duo Adrian Stoica & Hurricane returned to charm the judges, while the Ramadhani Brothers impressed with a thrilling balancing act, prompting Howie Mandel to steal them from Heidi Klum with the Golden Buzzer. Sheldon Riley unmasked himself during an emotional performance, earning praise from the judges. The top five contestants advancing to the semifinals include Adrian Stoica & Hurricane, the Ramadhani Brothers, Sheldon Riley, Grace Good, and Preacher Lawson.
Howie Mandel, judge on America's Got Talent, praises his co-star Sofia Vergara amid her divorce from Joe Manganiello, stating that she deserves to be with somebody as soon as possible. Mandel suggests putting Vergara on the Jewish dating app Jdate. He describes her as beautiful, smart, and funny. Manganiello and Vergara's divorce was reportedly due to irreconcilable differences, with one main issue being their differing desires for children. Meanwhile, Manganiello has moved on and is casually dating Caitlin O'Connor. Mandel, who has been married for 43 years, admires Vergara and openly expresses his admiration for her.
Howie Mandel, judge on "America's Got Talent," opens up about his experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and how it has impacted his life. Mandel describes OCD as a "vicious, dark circle" that has caused him to miss important events and struggle with daily tasks. He emphasizes the difference between being neurotic and having OCD, and partners with NOCD, a company that provides video-based OCD therapy, to raise awareness during OCD Awareness Week. Mandel shares his coping mechanisms, including medication and therapy, and hopes to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health by speaking out about his own struggles.
Joe Manganiello is set to host the new spinoff series "Deal or No Deal Island" for NBC. The show will feature 13 players competing for cash on the Banker's private island. The original series, based on a Dutch format, previously aired on NBC from 2005 to 2009 and returned for a holiday special in 2018. Manganiello, known for his roles in True Blood, will bring his charm and adventurous spirit to the show as he helps players win a life-changing payday and take on the Banker.
Fans of 'America's Got Talent' are criticizing judge Howie Mandel after he pressed the red X button during a performance by Nashville singing duo Trailer Flowers, leading to a squabble among the judges. Mandel denied pressing the button, despite evidence to the contrary, and has faced previous criticism for similar actions. Simon Cowell later apologized for the controversy caused by the producers airing an alternate shot of the incident. Despite the drama, Trailer Flowers remained composed and urged viewers to vote for them. Some fans called for Mandel to be removed from the show, while others defended his actions.