Julia Naidenko and Sue Son Fail to Make the Cut in Britain's Got Talent May 24

Latvian sexy dancer Julia Naidenko and South Korean violinist Sue Son failed to make it in the finals of Britain's Got Talent (BGT) during the semi-finals round last May 24 (5/43/09). Julia, who sashayed in the stage with "Lady Marmalade", got ditched by judge Amanda Holden predicting that the Queen will "be very upset" upon seeing her sexy dancing because Prince Phillip and the boys will be distracted by her as she is "far too sexy". Sue, on the other hand, got raves with her performance as Holden thought that: "You are a vixen with a violin, you have really grown."

Both Sue Son and Julia Naidenko was edged out of the final round next Saturday (May 30) as Susan Boyle and a dance group Diversity were the ones who got the most votes in the BGT voting polls after the show. See Julia Naidenko's "Lady Marmalade" and Sue Son's violin performance in Britain's Got Talent May 24 semi-finals show below.

 

Julia Naidenko "Lady Marmalade" BGT May 24 (5/24/09) video:

Sue Son Violin Performance BGT May 24 video:

Susan Boyle 2nd Performance "Memory" - Britain's Got Talent Semi-Finals Show May 24

After making it to the 40 semifinalists in Britain's Got Talent (BGT), Susan Boyle was one of the first eight people who performed on BGT on May 24 (5/24/09). Although the 48 year old church singer from Blackburn sounded a bit nervous, Susan Boyle dished out an emotionally-charged 2nd performance of "Memory", a song from another Broadway musical Cats. See Susan Boyle's May 24 performance on Britain's Got Talent after the jump.

Although there are mixed reviews about Susan's rendition of "Memory", BGT voting polls suggest that the Internet sensation got the most number of votes among the 8 contestants who performed last night. Upon knowing the BGT voter turnout, Susan Boyle enthused that she felt "fantastic, absolutely fantastic". According to her, she was not pressured at all and have really enjoyed herself tonight. Because of her BGT performance last night, Susan will again advance in the contest finals next Saturday May 30. The BGT contestants are vying to have a slot in Britain's annual Royal Variety Show — attended by members of the royal family — and win a £100,000 ($159,000) prize. Watch Susan Boyle's "Memory" performance below:

Britain's Got Talent Semi-Finalists Revealed - Susan Boyle and 39 others Qualify for the Next Round

Britain's Got Talent announced the 40 people who are qualified to perform in the next round of competition. Notable names like Susan Boyle, Jamie Pugh, Greg Pritchard and Shaheen Jafargholi are in the list as revealed by the 3 judges Piers Morgan, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell. See the video and the complete list of Britain's Got Talent Semifinalists after the jump.

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The Full List of the 2009 Britain's Got Talent Semi-Finalists (in alphabetical order):

• Aidan Davis - an 11 year old dancer from Birmingham
• Ben and Becky Milan-Vega - 18 and 16 year old ballroom dancers from Essex
• Brit Chix - a three member girl band composed of 26, 23 and 25 year olds from Lincolnshire
• Callum Francis - a 12 year old singer from Hertfordshire
• Darth Jackson - a 27 year old Darth Vader/Michael Jackson impersonator from Birmingham
• DCD Seniors - a dance troupe composed of members 14-21 year olds from Cardiff
• Diversity - a dance troupe composed of members 12-25 year olds East London and Essex
• DJ Talent - a 30 year old rapper from London
• Dreambears - a comedy dance trio composed of members 28-31 year olds from London
• Fabia Cerra - a plus-sized 35 year old burlesque dancer from Oxford
• Faces of Disco - a comedy dance duo with members 24 and 30 from London
• Flawless - a street dance troupe with members 20-30 from London
• Floral Highnotes - a flower arranging/opera singing duo, both are 44, from Cheshire
• Fred Bowers - a 73 year old breakdancer from Loughborough
• Gareth Oliver - a 28 year old comedy impersonator from Halifax
• Good Evans - a family singing group with members 6-38 from Coventry
• Greg Pritchard - a 24 year old male soprano from South Wales
• Harmony - singing duo, 15 and 16, from Feltham and Essex
• Hollie Steel - a 10 year old singer/dancer from Accrington
• Hot Honeyz - a dance troupe, 18-25, from Maidstone
• Jackie Prescott and Tippy Toes - a 45 year old ‘doggie dancer’ from Oxford
• Jamie Pugh - a 37 year old singer from Blackwood, Gwent
• Julia Naidenko - a 24 year old belly dancer from London (via Latvia)
• Julian Smith - a 39 year old saxophonist from Birmingham
• Kayode Oresanya - a 31 year old ‘human saxophone’ from Glasgow
• Luke Clements - a 36 year old juggler/street performer from Cornwall
• Mama Trish - a 48 year old drag act from Stafford
• Martin Macham - a 36 year old guitar player from Dover
• MD Show Group - a dance troupe, 13-16, from Liverpool
• Merlin - a 34 year old escapologist from Barnstaple
• Natalie Okri - a 10 year old singer from South London
• Nick Hell - street performers, 26 and 34, from Sunderland
• Shaheen Jafargholi - a 12 year old singer from Swansea
• Shaun Smith - a 17 year old singer from Lichfield
• Stavros Flatley - a father/son comedy dance duo, 41 and 12, from North London
• Sue Son - a 24 year old violinist from London
• Sugarfree - a dance troupe, 16-25, from Chelmsford, Essex
• Susan Boyle - a 48 year old singer from Blackburn, West Lothian
• The Barrow Boys - ‘wheelbarrow dancers’, 19-27, from Devon
• 2 Grand - a grandfather/granddaughter singing duo, 12 and 76, from Doncaster