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"The line-up for Tuesday night&amp;#039;s (May 27) second Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent live semi-final has been revealed. Nine acts will take to the stage in front of Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon, in a bid to make it through to the June 7 grand final.  The two runners-up will go before the judges one final time, as Cowell and the other judges choose which act joins the semi-final winner in the final. The acts performing in the second semi-final are:  Ed Drewett Drewett has penned tracks for the likes of One Direction and The Wanted, but took a step towards finding fame himself when he auditioned. He secured himself three yeses in Simon&amp;#039;s absence. Drewett told Digital Spy that suggestions he is being paid by Simon are untrue.      The Addict Initiative The Leicester-based dance troupe shocked the judges with their surprisingly dark dance routine, which Simon described as &amp;quot;refreshingly evil&amp;quot;. Amanda thought their audition was &amp;quot;incredible&amp;quot;, while Alesha said that they are &amp;quot;in it to win it&amp;quot;.      Bolddog FMX Team The motocross display team took Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent out of the theatre for their death-defying audition in Cardiff. They impressed all four judges with their stunts. Alesha was left &amp;quot;blown away&amp;quot; by the spectacle, while Simon described it as &amp;quot;one of the most incredible things&amp;quot; ever on BGT.      SweetChix Essex girl band Sweetchix, made up of 14 and 15-year-olds, got Simon excited about their potential after their rendition of &amp;#039;She Said&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Back to Black&amp;#039;. David praised their &amp;quot;personalities&amp;quot; and went so far as to compare them to the Spice Girls and Take That.      James Smith James, 14, took on &amp;#039;Feeling Good&amp;#039; at his audition, prompting Simon to call the audition one of his favourites so far. Alesha was also a fan, calling him &amp;quot;industry ready&amp;quot;.      Jodi Bird Simon stopped 15-year-old Jodi in the middle of &amp;#039;Don&amp;#039;t Rain on My Parade&amp;#039; because he wasn&amp;#039;t a fan of the song, but once she started again she won him and the other judges over to secure a spot in the next round. Simon was forced to admit that he had &amp;quot;acted prematurely&amp;quot;, and went on to praise the singer.      Kony Puppets 32-year-old Kony, from Poland, surprised everyone with his innovative puppets. The audition included Beyonc\u00E9 classics like we&amp;#039;d never seen them before, and had the judges in stitches. David said it was &amp;quot;very funny and very entertaining&amp;quot;.      Mini Moves Big-haired dancers Mini Moves - aged 11-12 - strutted their stuff to Little Mix&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Move&amp;#039; at their audition, and made it to the live shows despite an initial no from Simon.       Ricky K Musical comedy mime act Ricky K managed to get Simon laughing out loud with his routine about romance in a nightclub, which David predicted &amp;quot;will appeal to a lot of people&amp;quot;.      Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent continues tomorrow night at 7.30pm on ITV. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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