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talent show

noun

  1. a theatrical show in which a series of usually amateur or aspiring singers, dancers, comedians, instrumentalists, etc., perform in the hope of gaining recognition.


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It is also well-known in the community for its association with the Lebanese pop star and talent show judge, Ragheb Alama – Ahmad Alama's brother and the school's owner.

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Ridley was also a contestant on “Showtime at the Apollo,” appeared in the 2005 documentary “Rize” and the TV talent show “30 Seconds to Fame,” according to the obituary.

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“At 8 years old, at my Girl Scout talent show, the first time I ever performed live, I sang ‘ a Girl Wants’ by Christina Aguilera, with butterfly clips in my hair and a satin V-neck from Limited Too,” Fahy recalls.

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Stedman also made TV appearances in 2006 and 2008 - first on Channel 5's The All Star Talent Show and later on BBC Three's Celebrity Scissorhands.

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Netflix will release a talent show judged by One Direction star Liam Payne later this year, it has confirmed.

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