FORMER X-Factor runner-up Rebecca Ferguson is preparing to perform in a charity music festival next month.
Friday 11 October 2013
Louis Walsh insists he is The X Factor boss, not Simon Cowell. Okay, Louis Walsh. Sure you are, buddy.
Louis Walsh has exited the semi-bewildered fog in which he spends about 80% of his waking hours for just long enough to insist that, actually, he is The X Factor head honcho this year, not Simon Cowell – so if...
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Gary Barlow will quit The X Factor this year, according to Chris Evans
This will be Gary Barlow's last series of glacially shouting "ab–so–lute–leh" at contestants on The X Factor, according to Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans. Evans today let slip that Gazza Bazza – a close friend of the weirdly-famous-in-the-'90s broadcaster –...
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Caroline Flack doesn’t want to be the new Dermot O’Leary on the X Factor…
Caroline Flack has admitted, before starting her new role on the X Factor tomorrow night, that she doesn't think anyone could really replace "national treasure" Dermot O'Leary. The Xtra Factor presenter has been taken on by the big bosses at...
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Gary Barlow to 'leave X Factor' after this series, claims Chris Evans
HE'S been the perfect replacement for Simon Cowell, but Gary Barlow might not be turning to the X Factor judging panel after this year.
Gary Barlow 'Will Not Return To X Factor Next Year', Says Chris Evans
The Judge Has Had A Love-hate Relationship With The Show
X-Factor runner-up to perform in Darlington
FORMER X-Factor runner-up Rebecca Ferguson is preparing to perform in a charity music festival next month.
Union J talk favourites on this year's X Factor and reveal: 'There's no competition with the groups'
Hasn't time FLOWN by? It feels like it was only yesterday that Union J were doing their thang every week on The X Factor, and just one year later and not only are they preparing to release their second single and debut album, but they're also getting set to headline their own tour.
Bearing in mind that they're definitely one of The X Factor's success stories, we thought we'd get the boys' opinion on this year's crop of contestants - who make their live show debut tomorrow night.
Revealing their faves (George is all about Team Shelley), Jaymi, Josh, George and JJ also addressed the issue of competition between themselves and the new boybands, admitting that they don't forsee any potential rivalry.
"D'yknow what, there's no competition", said Josh. "Everyone is completely different to us this year, and there's a long way to go as well, the live shows have only just started, so..."
X Factor hopefuls Kingsland Road - with two local lads in the line-up - ready for first live show
JJ Thompson from Coventry and Joe Conaboy (Connor) from Rugby speak to reporter Cara Simpson ahead of their big break tomorrow
Purple haired Sharon and Kelly Osbourne look blue at Heathrow
Cheer up, it's the first X Factor live show tomorrow! It's the first live show of this year's X Factor tomorrow, but Sharon Osbourne doesn't look too excited about it.
Gary Barlow will quit The X Factor this year, according to Chris Evans
This will be Gary Barlow's last series of glacially shouting "ab–so–lute–leh" at contestants on The X Factor, according to Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans. Evans today let slip that Gazza Bazza – a close friend of the weirdly-famous-in-the-'90s broadcaster –...
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