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Who Will Win the $1 Million 'America's Got Talent' Grand Prize?

Sept 16, 2009

One of the Top 10 finalists on "America's Got Talent" will wind up $1 million richer tonight … and land a contract to headline a Las Vegas show.

But before they do, "Britain's Got Talent"'s runner-up Susan Boyle will debut her new song "Wild Horses," and Shakira, Leona Lewis, Rascal Flatts and cast members from Cirque du Soleil will perform.

Then life will completely change for one of "America's Got Talent"'s Top 10 finalists -- Barbara Padilla, Drew Stevyns, Fab 5, Grandma Lee, Hairo Torres, Kevin Skinner, Lawrence Beamen, Recycled Percussion, Texas Tenors or The Voices of Glory -- when host Nick Cannon reads their name.

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