London, Apr 30 : Music mogul Simon Cowell has revealed that singing sensation Susan Boyle would get a spot on America’s Got Talent provided she wins at the Britain’s Got Talent show.

Cowell, 49, also said that the spot is guaranteed to anyone who wins ITV1’s hit talent show.

“I would say to anybody who won the British show that we guarantee them a spot on the American show. I think that’s a great incentive. So if it is Susan, yes,” the Sun quoted him as saying.

London, Apr 30 : American musician Prince Rogers Nelson has in an exclusive interview revealed the ordeal he went through while suffering from epilepsy.

Prince, 50, revealed to US talk show host Tavis Smiley that when he was “born epileptic” his parents had to struggle to cope with his fits.

“My mother and father didn''t know what to do or how to handle it but they did the best they could with what little they had,” the BBC quoted him as saying.

London, Apr 30 : It seems Michael Jackson’s career hiatus has taken away his dancing charm, for the king of pop has been forced to brush up his trademark moves for the upcoming London tour.

The 50-year-old singer has been looking at YouTube footage and vintage videos in a bid to prepare himself for his 50-night stint at the O2 in East London.

“Michael is determined these shows will be spectacular. It’s over a decade since he performed a full-length show, so he’s forgotten a few of his moves,” the Sun quoted a source as saying.

London, Apr 30 : Australian actor Hugh Jackman has come out in support of pop queen Madonna after her bid to adopt an African girl failed.

The 40-year-old star, who himself has two adopted kids Oscar, eight, and three-year-old Ava, said he is sickened by cynics who favoured an African judge’s decision to reject Madge’s bid to adopt four-year-old baby girl Mercy James earlier this month.

“I challenge anyone who thinks you adopt a kid for a publicity stunt,” the Sun quoted Jackman as saying.

London, Apr 30 : Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has warned his Manchester United counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson for his team missed chances during Champions League semi-final.

“You will pay for Manchester United’s missed chances,” Wenger said after his club Arsenal lost the first leg of this Champions League semi-final 1-0, — but it should have been much worse.

Relieved Gunners boss Wenger taunted Ferguson, saying: “They can have regrets because they did not score a second goal.