NBC's beloved talent competition America's Got Talent is set to return for its landmark 20th season this summer, and fans can ...

For every talent that comes on the show and goes on to make a name for themselves, there's also an act that totally makes a mockery of themselves, annoying yet making the judges as well as the ...

Alice Tan Ridley, a singer who shared her powerful vocals on the New York City subway before performing on “America’s Got Talent” and ... She wowed audiences and judges Sharon Osbourne ...

A cause of death has not been shared. The prolific singer made it all the way to semifinals on America’s Got Talent in 2010 after charming the judges with her performance of the Etta James ...

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Ridley spent three decades singing to New York City subway riders before getting the opportunity to sing before judges on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent ...

Chasing her own dream, Ridley eventually auditioned for America’s Got Talent. Blowing the judges away, the singer made it through several rounds before leaving. Sadly, on March 25th, the singer ...

In 2010, she appeared on America’s Got Talent, singing Etta James’ “At Last” and wowing judges Howie Mandel and Piers Morgan. “Alice is just brilliant,” Morgan raved; while Mandel ...

She was featured in a 2010 New York Post article, and that same year auditioned for NBC’s America’s Got Talent with a raise-the-roof performance of the Etta James classic “At Last.” ...

Before making it big on America’s Got Talent, Ridley entertained ... and her powerful voice resonated with the judges. Ridley made it all the way to the semi-finals before being voted off.