'America's Got Talent' is underway with a new season, a new host (Nick Cannon) and new hopes of finding America's own version of Susan Boyle.

In just three seasons, the show has already produced a wide range of talent: an 11-year-old singing prodigy (Bianca Ryan), a ventriloquist who now has a Vegas theater named after him (Terry Fator) and an insurance salesman with an undiscovered passion for opera (Neil E. Boyd).

So what has life been like since banking $1 million? Check in with 'America's Got Talent''s past three winners to see where they are now.

"The biggest talent search in the history," as former America's Got Talent host Jerry Springer used to say over and over again, is beginning its fourth season on Tuesday.

Judges David Hasselhoff, Sharon Osbourne and Piers Morgan will return to give their two cents about the acts performed on stage in front of them. One cast change is the arrival of Nick Cannon as host. Let's hope that Nick won't read the teleprompter too much and will have better interactions with the contestants than Springer did.

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The winner of this summer's Gong Show America's Got Talent has signed a recording deal with Columbia Records/SYCO, which is Simon Cowell's wing of the company. Bianca Ryan, a 12-year-old "vocal prodigy" (as the press release states), won America's Got Talent on August 17th. She beat out jugglers, quick-change artists and a rappin' granny for the prize. If you're not among the 12 million people who watched America's Got Talent, you can see Bianca here on YouTube. The kid sure can sing.

Her first album comes out on November 14th. It includes covers of "I Believe I Can Fly", "The Rose" and "You Light Up My Life" as well as a number of original songs, including one written by Diane Warren.