Sharon Osbourne appeared on Opie and Anthony, and proceeded to compliment Susan Boyle on her talent, but insult how she looks.

After hearing this Boyle will be back in the loony bin again for another decompression.

Not nice Sharon. Remember what you did to that Playmate when she insulted your husband? Think about how you made Boyle feel.

If Susan Boyle can stay out of the mental hospital she might be able to collect big bucks for her performances. Boyle’s agent says she is charging $190,000 for a 12 minute performance. As one newscaster pointed out, that cost seems ridiculous to justify especially with the recession.

On the Britain’s Got Talent tour Boyle’s appearances have been sketchy as she takes time off to collect herself. The excuse is that she is having trouble adjusting to the fame, but we think it has more to do with her inner diva.

The dance group called Diversity won Britain’s Got Talent. Their finale performance was amazing. It’s hard to beat incredible creativity like that, which is why Susan Boyle came in second.

Susan Boyle came from obscurity, then went into an emotional profanity riddled tirade recently, and after the competition mentally collapsed from exhaustion. Fame is hard to take. There were psychologists before the final show that said Boyle should not compete, because she may suffer a psychotic break. Boyle has checked into a facility that some reports suggest is a psychiatric clinic. We wish her well, and a speedy recovery.

As for Diversity, we hope someone hires the choreographer that put all their great performances together.

Jamie Pugh drives a van by day, and delivers pizza by night. He waited three days to perform, his nerves were racked, and then finally he stood before the audience on Britains Got Talent. Pugh sang Bring Him Home from Les Miserables, which he executed incredibly.

Susan Boyle also performed a song from Les Miserables. Pugh has the talent to match, and even beat Boyle in the Britains Got Talent competition.

The Britains Got Talent competition is one the of the best ever. It’s the competition dreams are made of.

Simon Cowell gave some advice to Susan Boyle through The Telegraph on Friday:

“She has got four weeks to prepare for the biggest night of her life, and she has got to sing better than she sang before with all those expectations on her.”

“But it could all go horribly wrong for her because there are so many other distractions. Get yourself together sweetheart for the big one, the semi-final. Shut the door, choose the right song and come back as who you are, not who you want to be.”

Be yourself Susan, be yourself.