America’s Got Talent Auditions in BOSTON March 7th-8th

This year America’s Got Talent is holding open auditions in more cities than we ever have before and this weekend we’re in Boston to see what amazing talent we can find. We’re looking for anyone of any age with any talent! Please join us at the:

BOSTON CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTER
415 Summer Street
Boston, MA

NEXT UP:

NEW YORK
March 13th-15th

MIAMI
March 28th-29th

SEATTLE
April 25th-26th

HOUSTON
(formerly Austin)
May 9th-10th

FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THE AUDITION DATES, LOCATIONS, AND AUDITIONING TIPS VISIT OUR OFFICIAL AMERICA’S GOT TALENT AUDITION WEBSITE AT: www.AGTauditions.com
If you can’t make it to one of our open calls go to AGTauditions.com for info on how to submit a video online or by mail-in.







Check out the amazing 5 minute supertrailer for VH-1's upcoming Charm School 2: Rock of Love Girls featuring Sharon as the girls' mentor, which begins airing on Sunday October 12th



You have plenty of chances to catch Sharon on television this week.

Tuesday, August 4, 2008
The Today Show (NBC)
Conan O’Brien (NBC)

Wednesday, August 5, 2008

Regis & Kelly (ABC)

Also "America’s Got Talent" is on three times this week and will be back after the Olympics.



Sharon's longtime friend and confidant, Minnie, has very unfortunately passed away. Sharon's friend and co-judge on America's Got Talent, Piers Morgan, shares this:

For the last two years the bane of my life has been Sharon Osbourne's small, white Pomeranian dog, Minnie. Every time I went near this ferocious creature, it would go berserk -- snarling, growling and attempting to bite me. A behavioral pattern, in fact, rather similar to its owner. (Though Sharon assured me it wasn't personal -- Minnie sank her fangs into half of Hollywood, including Patrick Swayze and The Hoff). Minnie died this week, after a long illness. And I found myself feeling unexpectedly sad. 'I can't believe I'm actually saying this, but I'll actually miss her,' I told a heartbroken Sharon on the phone tonight, 'she was a real character.' I don’t normally 'do' dogs, but this was no ordinary dog.

Minnie, I salute you.