A new survey shows what America's favorite reality TV show and wine is.

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Season 19 of “America’s Got Talent” premieres tonight

She became an instant star at the age of 10 years old thanks to her operatic voice

He’s bringing his comedy tour to Detroit

Their strong connection has helped them win the hearts of America

The snowy Michigan weather is making a lot of us miss the sunlight. Well, thanks to the Lightwire Theater Company, the light will be brought to us. That’s right, the America’s Got Talent stars are coming to Detroit with their show titled “The Ugly Duckling.”

The group returned to the show after finishing second in season 14, but now they’re headed to the finals after a performance that brought one judge to tears.

The holidays are in full effect, and the final full weekend of the year will be packed with fun.

We’ve seen the Detroit Youth Choir (DYC) rise to the top during their appearance on “America’s Got Talent”, and with many new opportunities that have opened up for them since then. Now the choir is returning to the national stage.

The Oxford High School graduate who wowed the judges on America’s Got Talent is continuing to have success but on a different stage.

The DYC is keeping their talent and legacy going.

Ava Swiss, an 18-year-old Oxford High School graduate, will be competing live on America’s Got Talent Tuesday night.

America, it’s now up to you! The live shows for “America’s Got Talent” starts on Tuesday and judge Howie Mandel says they have the “cream of the crop.”

Ava Swiss, an 18-year-old Oxford High School graduate, will be competing live on America’s Got Talent.

Last week Local 4 introduced you to Ava Swiss, the 18-year-old Oxford High School graduate who wowed the judges on America’s Got Talent.

If you are looking for something to cheer for then, Local 4 suggests you tune in to America’s Got Talent on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. on local 4.There’s a singer set to audition that all of Metro Detroit is going to want to get behind.

Many of you have been following the Detroit Youth Choir since they wowed the audiences of America’s Got Talent. The group has a new music video as part of Life Remodeled’s Lean on We campaign.

They made Detroit proud with their nationally televised performances on “America’s Got Talent” and we all cheered them on after getting the golden buzzer. Now there’s another chance to show our support for the Detroit Youth Choir (DYC) in a big way as they celebrate 25 years of making a difference in the D through music.

It’s been two years since Terry Crews hit the golden buzzer and launched the Detroit Youth Choir on a journey that won them the hearts of many on “America’s Got Talent.”

A former member of the Detroit Youth Choir is taking off with a solo career.

The charismatic and highly talented Detroit Youth Choir gained notoriety in 2019 after a successful run on “America’s Got Talent,” and now, the group is getting its own docuseries on the streaming network Disney+, according to Deadline. The six-episode series, called “Choir,” has been filming since last fall, and will examine the ins and out of the Detroit Youth Choir, as well as featuring its artistic director, Anthony White. “We guarantee you’ll be singing along with this joyful group as they learn lessons about music and life in general.”AdThe Detroit Youth Choir was founded in 1996, and is comprised of Detroit students ages 8 to 18. In addition to the docuseries, there is also a scripted series in the works at Disney+ that will show a fictionalized version of the Detroit Youth Choir and White. If you’ve never seen the Detroit Youth Choir then you’re in for a treat.

If you have ever wondered what America’s Got Talent host and Flint native Terry Crews is like when he is at home, well he is the same as he is on TV! That is what his son Isaiah Crews told Tati Amare. The young actor gave Tati the inside scoop on his famous father and how he served as an inspiration for Isaiah’s new career in Hollywood. Isaiah Crews is the star of Nickelodeon’s new show Side Hustle. See what he told Tati in the video above.

What’s your talent? Now, you can show off what you can do by auditioning for America’s Got Talent right from your living room. Many people have spent their time during quarantine practicing and perfecting their talent and now is their shot to showcase what they’ve learned. America’s Got Talent is hosting virtual auditions and you can sign up online. He says he loves working with them and he loves the show because they all know that AGT has the ability to change someone’s life overnight.

DETROIT – The children of the Detroit Youth Choir have captured the hearts of millions on “America’s Got Talent” -- and now they have the attention of a production company who wants to highlight their journey. Following the Detroit Youth Choir’s run on AGT, a production company is interested in portraying the group’s rise to fame in a new documentary TV series, or docu-series. WATCH Local 4 News at 11Metro Detroit weather: Cloudy, cool Saturday evening; flood advisory in effectSaturday evening will be fair and cooler. A Lakeshore Flood Advisory is in effect for Macomb, Monroe, St. Clair and Wayne Counties from 5 p.m. Saturday until 8 a.m. Sunday. 4 Fast FactsFriday, Oct. 16, 2020 -- Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020

DETROIT – The children of the Detroit Youth Choir have captured the hearts of millions on “America’s Got Talent” -- and now they have the attention of a production company who wants to highlight their journey. Following the Detroit Youth Choir’s run on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent," a production company is interested in portraying the group’s rise to fame in a new documentary TV series, or docu-series. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the talented performers of the Detroit Youth Choir have continued to safely rehearse. Unfortunately, though, the pandemic has directly affected the Detroit Youth Choir family. “The Detroit youth choir has really brought back Motown,” White said.

DETROIT – After the Detroit Youth Choir earned second place on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent (AGT),” the group is on the verge of hitting a new level of fame. Now the group is being considered for a Grammy for their rendition of the song “Glory" -- an Oscar-winning song from the 2014 movie “Selma.”“The production company sent me an email saying, 'Congratulations, you guys are considered for a Grammy for the re-imagination of ‘Glory’," said Anthony White with the Detroit Youth Choir. You can watch the Detroit Youth Choir’s performance in the video below. “Detroit Youth Choir is up for the challenge,” he said. Click here for more coverage of the Detroit Youth Choir.

One year ago, the Detroit Youth Choir finished in second place, and this year, the choir returned for an encore performance. The choir prerecorded its performance in Detroit instead of live in Los Angeles because of COVID-19 restrictions and changes to the show. White says Detroit Youth Choir is now made up of three different choirs, developing at different levels. It was established at the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, providing support to the Detroit Youth Choir in perpetuity. Shyel White said being a part of the Detroit Youth Choir improved her self-confidence.

The season finale of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” begins tonight, Sept. 22 at 8pm on Local 4 with performances from all of the show’s Top 10 finalists, including Alan Silva, Archie Williams, BAD Salsa, Bello Sisters, Brandon Leake, Broken Roots, Cristina Rae, Daneliya Tuleshova, Kenadi Dodds and Roberta Battaglia. On Wednesday at 8pm on Local 4, catch the countdown to the finale. The Detroit Youth Choir, our local finalist from last season, will perform too! The season 15 winner will be crowned at the conclusion of the program on Wednesday night. Remember, the finale performances begin tonight at 8pm, the countdown starts Wednesday at 8pm, and the finale with the winner announcement is at 9pm on Local 4.

Three of the finalists from this season of America’s Got Talent took time today to talk with host Tati Amare before their performances tonight. They’ve all made it through round after round of eliminations to make it to tonight’s show. Singer Archie Williams said that no matter what happens tonight, he already feels like a winner. Prior to the show, Williams had spent more than 35 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Now he says that he just wants to help those in similar situations.

Novi – Are you talented? The NBC show, “America’s Got Talent” is in search of their next big star and you could be it! People are flocking to the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi to audition for the show. After registering, hopefuls are led to the holding room where everyone practices and prepares as they wait for their auditions. For more information on the AGT auditions, click here, and stay tuned to Local 4 for the new season!

DETROIT – If you have talent, you could win $1 million and be seen on televisions across the country. America’s Got Talent auditions are coming to Metro Detroit in just a couple of weeks, and like the Detroit Youth Choir, you could be next to represent Detroit on a national stage. Fresh off the heels of the Detroit Youth Choir’s second place finish on America’s Got Talent, Detroit has another shot at taking home the top prize. The Detroit Youth Choir, under the direction of Anthony White, had the personality and talent. “That’s why we’re coming back to Detroit for auditions,” Davis said.

From runner-ups on America’s Got Talent to Grand Marshal’s in the America’s Thanksgiving Day Parade presented by Art Van, the Detroit Youth Choir (DYC) continues to dazzle audiences every time they perform. Anthony White and DYC joined Tati Amare and Kim DeGuilio to talk about their amazing experiences since America’s Got Talent. On Sunday, December 15th, DYC is performing at the Power Belongs to God event at Triumph Church- North Campus. Door’s open at 6:00 p.m. and a VIP reception is being held at 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $20, VIP tickets are $25. Watch the video above to see the Detroit Youth Choir sing “Better” by Hezekiah Walker.

DETROIT – Youth in the Metro Detroit area should start warming up their beautiful voices and dusting off those dancing shoes. Children are invited to audition for the Detroit Youth Choir from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 4 at Marygrove College. The mission of the Detroit Youth Choir is to offer an outstanding performing art experience that develops creative skills and talent. The endowment provides lasting support for the Detroit Youth Choir, making it possible to continue to provide positive youth development in the city. Click here for more information on the Detroit Youth Choir.

NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” is bringing auditions to Detroit in January for Season 15! Last year, the Detroit Youth Choir finished as the runner-up in Season 14 - it was a magical run. Now, AGT is looking for more Detroit talent. If you do not think you will be able to audition in person, you can submit an online video of your audition. If you have any questions about online auditions or how open call auditions work be sure to check out the AGT FAQ page.