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A '''talent show''' is an [[entertainment]] production in which members of the public show off their ability (or lack of ability) to entertain by giving a performance of singing, dancing, a comedy routine, acrobatics or other novelty. Talent shows might take place live on stage; and they have formed a popular part of [[television]] scheduling. In recent years a new strand of 'talent show' has become popular, in which amateur singers compete for fame and a record contract. Shows such as 'Pop Stars', 'Pop Idol', and  'The X Factor' in the United Kingdom and '[[American Idol]]' in the United States have proved extremely popular. The format originated in the UK and was exported to the US by the impresario [[Simon Cowell]].
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A '''talent show''' is an [[entertainment]] production in which members of the public show off their ability (or lack of ability) to entertain by giving a performance of singing, dancing, a comedy routine, acrobatics or other novelty. Talent shows might take place live on stage; and they have formed a popular part of [[television]] scheduling.
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In recent years a new strand of talent show has become popular, in which amateur singers compete for fame and a record contract. Shows such as ''[[American Idol]]'' in the United States and ''Pop Stars'', ''Pop Idol'', and  ''The X Factor'' in the United Kingdom have proved extremely popular. Their format originated in the UK and was exported to the US by the impresario [[Simon Cowell]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 02:53, October 18, 2008

A talent show is an entertainment production in which members of the public show off their ability (or lack of ability) to entertain by giving a performance of singing, dancing, a comedy routine, acrobatics or other novelty. Talent shows might take place live on stage; and they have formed a popular part of television scheduling.

In recent years a new strand of talent show has become popular, in which amateur singers compete for fame and a record contract. Shows such as American Idol in the United States and Pop Stars, Pop Idol, and The X Factor in the United Kingdom have proved extremely popular. Their format originated in the UK and was exported to the US by the impresario Simon Cowell.