The Kdam show was held in the Neve Ilan TV studios in Israel tonight. Harel Skaat performed 4 songs, and a combined jury and televote resulted in victory for the song Milim, which Harel will perform at Europe's Favourite TV Show in Oslo.

Mike Stock, co-composer of the United Kingdom's 2010 entry has announced that the song will be remixed and a new version released in the near future.

After a hectic weekend of seven national selections, it seems like almost every entry for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest has been revealed. This is, however, not the case. We still miss three entries for Oslo.

Tonight Israel will select their entry for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest. Harel Skaat will perform four songs and the winner will be decided by a mixture of juries and televoting.

The song for Bosnia & Herzegovina was revealed in a special TV show Sunday evening. The preselected artist Vukašin Brajić presented his song for the Eurovision Song Contest live at Eurovision.tv. The song, Munja I Grom, is a rock ballad.

Tonight, the song for Bosnia & Herzegovina is revealed. The preselected artist Vukašin Brajić will present his song for the Eurovision Song Contest in a special show, webcast live at Eurovision.tv.

Tonight it was the turn of Serbia to choose its entry for Oslo with a new and interesting format. After a show with three acts handpicked by the legendary composer Goran Bregović, Milan Stanković won with the song Ovo je Balkan.

One of the most awaited national finals this year took place in Stockholm's golfball Globen Arena tonight: Melodifestivalen, Sweden's most successful TV-show and the nation's way to select their entry for the Eurovision Song Contest. Approximately 4 million viewers followed the exciting event after a string of semi-finals had been held in various Swedish cities. Out of ten songs on stage tonight, it was finally Anna Bergendahl who got the maximum points and will now represent Sweden in Europe's favourite TV-show.

Tonight is the night when Serbia is going to make their pick for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest. They've changed their process this year, even though, not permanently.

Tonight will see a final that all the Eurovision Song Contest fans all over the world have been waiting for: Melodifestivalen 2010, the Swedish national final for the Oslo contest which will take place at the end of May! The grand final of Melodifestivalen is Sweden's most popular show and every year, almost half of the population tune in to watch who will be the Swedish representative for the Eurovision Song Contest. The competition is hard this year: from 5 semi-finals, 10 songs qualified and only one can fly the Swedish flag in Norway. Who will it be? We'll know at around 22:00h CET tonight!