ET’s with Simon Cowell and David Hasselhoff to get the updates on the new season of “America’s Got Talent.”

When "America’s Got Talent" launches its second season premiere tonight at 9 p.m. on NBC, there are some really weird acts, including a woman named BUSTY HART, who likes to break things (watermelons, bricks) with her breasts, and a 7-foot-2-inch man who simultaneously drinks milk through his nose while explosives are strapped to his stomach. But there are also some talented people: an 84-year-old who the judges say sings better than FRANK SINATRA and a four-year-old girl who those same judges compare to a young SHIRLEY TEMPLE.

"What I like about watching the show is there’s an unpredictability about it," says creator/executive producer SIMON COWELL. "Everyone who comes on the stage genuinely believes that their act is what’s going to take them to Vegas and make them multimillionaires — every one of them."

The audition process for the talent competition is tougher this season, according to Cowell, because in addition to the three official judges — DAVID HASSELHOFF, PIERS MORGAN and SHARON OSBOURNE — the audience gets a say. This feature was incorporated from the British version of the show.

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