Susan Boyle interview on Oprah Winfrey Show

Susan Boyle was the star guest as Oprah was joined by TV judge Simon Cowell for a show called The World’s Got Talent.

The first part was pre-recorded recently at her home in Blackburn, Scotland. And because of her strong accent, viewers were given subtitles on screen to all her answers in the section in which she talked about her life and experience in auditioning and appearing on the Britain's Got Talent TV show.

Susan spoke of her new found fame during part one of a two-stage interview on the Oprah Winfrey Show in the US last night.

When asked by Oprah if she was lonely, Susan replied: 'Oh no. I am not lonely. Everyone has been so nice. I've got millions of new friends now.'



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Susan Boyle banned from singing on Oprah Winfrey Show

Britain’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell has banned Susan Boyle from singing on the Oprah Winfrey show.

Susan Boyle, who will take the stage on special episode of Oprah, called The Worlds Got Talent, has been asked to refrain from singing, as the Britain's Got Talent bosses want to save her incredible singing for her semi-final appearance on the show.



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Susan Boyle Cry Me a River CD

Britain's singing sensation Susan Boyle has become a Youtube Internet Celebrity overnight and has even appeared on a few American TV shows already.

THE Daily Record has uncovered the only CD ever made by Scotland’s singing
sensation Susan Boyle.

It emerged last night that Susan, whose Britain’s Got Talent triumph has made her an instant superstar, is being lined up for an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show which would give her the chance of a number one album in the US.

But the Record can reveal she made her first recording back in 1999, when she sang blues ballad Cry Me A River for a charity CD.

Only 1000 copies of the disc were ever produced, but we’ve got hold of the long-forgotten recording and it’s now on our site. A showbiz insider said: “This is a real coup for the Record. The whole world would have wanted to find this.

“People will be scrambling to get their hands on this CD. They will be like gold dust soon.”



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