In Shayne Wards year I think Brenda should have won, she was my favourite anyway!
sorry if this has already been mentioned.....but daniel the guy with the green mohican looked familiar....turns out he was in one true voice,the boyband put together on popstars the rivals against girls aloud....dunno if it's been mentioned on here or on the show..but it was bugging me where i'd seen him before!
I liked her too IP 
I think she has done better than Shayne though. Quite a star on the west end now. What is Shayne doing?
I think she has done better than Shayne though. Quite a star on the west end now. What is Shayne doing?
James that's how I looked when they got through...
Bye for now folks. Gotta fly.
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sorry if this has already been mentioned.....but daniel the guy with the green mohican looked familiar....turns out he was in one true voice,the boyband put together on popstars the rivals against girls aloud....dunno if it's been mentioned on here or on the show..but it was bugging me where i'd seen him before!
Lol Spooonge - have you just realised this?Night Cheeky
Byeeee 
i've only watched tonight and once a few weeks back miss s!!!
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i've only watched tonight and once a few weeks back miss s!!!
Doesn't he look different though, eh?
For the better I think - I like him - hope he gets far
i picked lucy the welsh girl to win last time i watched it miss s..i'm confident she'll go far!!
i'm not sure on daniel yet
i'm not sure on daniel yet
Last year that Hannah Bradbeer was the best there... but cheryl sent her packing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izTDArGprHA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKFRZ3WbzeU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izTDArGprHA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKFRZ3WbzeU
JLS my favs out of all XF series so far
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i liked hannah alot meaty.i'm sure she was booted off cos her 'looks' didn't fit.she was brilliant....
I'd like to see a group actually win it but judging by the standard so far I'm not sure that will happen this year
I agree with that Meaty/Spongey - Hannah was really good, but obviously didn't have 'the look' they wanted. I was gutted she didn't go through.
i've just seen the steve erection clip....
You've just seen what??? Link, woman, link!
kaffy..click on the second link on meaty's post about hannah.......on the right hand side you'll see .'steve's erection audition'!!!
The format this year is rubbish and the quality of the singers are poor compared to last year. The groups are rubbish and not a patch of JLS and I doubt very much if a group will win. I think the over 25's are the best bet. My favourite is Olly, although I quite like affro guy and Rachel is good too.
I really prefer the format this year (I like the two night's viewing too; hope they keep it for the shows rather than two in one night). Favourites (so far): Lucie Jones and Jamie Archer. The Crap Twins (they remind me of the twins from the old Harry Enfield show) and their mahoosive egos need to go.
i think there are quite a few good singers,i particularly like stacey from dagenham,and the tall black girl with the cropped hair. the blokes are quite good too, like jamie , we've not really seen much of the groups.
dunno how those irritating twins got through, louis must be in love..
Simon made me laugh when he said, about the twins, "they're not coming on the plane" He really doesn't like them. Hopefully, they will calm themselves down a bit, otherwise they will come croppers.
He really doesn't like them. Hopefully, they will calm themselves down a bit, otherwise they will come croppers.
didn't do themseles any favours by singing all over that other girl, simon was right, 'pair of prats'..
No they certainly didn't and the poor girl got the chop and they stayed 
I cannot see them lasting long though.
I cannot see them lasting long though.
Louis disqualifies X Factor band
On Saturday Rachel, Christina and Ivette were put through to the final 24 but Louis Walsh was forced to tell the girls they were disqualified when it was discovered that one member was under 16.
A source told The Mirror: "Theyâre devastated. Louis has the agonising task of telling the girls they can't continue this year but he softens the blow by suggesting they can try again next year when they are old enough."
Viewers can watch the band being told to leave on this Saturday's show.
X Factor beats Strictly in ratings battle
Strictly Come Dancing was second again after scheduling saw it clash with the ITV talent show for more than an hour.
The dance show closed the gap slightly with the difference in peak audiences falling from two million last week to 1.4 million last night.
The X Factor's audience peaked at 10.1 million, 40% of Saturday night television viewers, compared to 8.7 million (38 per cent) for Strictly which saw former jockey Richard Dunwoody get the boot.
Strictly's peak audience was at 7.55pm, just before The X Factor started at 8pm.
Last night's average audience for The X Factor, which is still in the preliminary stages of choosing finalists, was 8.9 million, 36% of those watching TV between 8pm and 9.15pm.
Strictly was left trailing one million viewers behind with an average of 7.9 million (33 per cent).
An ITV spokesman said: "The X Factor performed particularly well with the younger audience, attracting 49 per cent of the 16 to 34 demographic over the whole show, compared to 23% watching Strictly Come Dancing."
Although Strictly was the viewers' second choice for the second Saturday running, its average audience rose by 200,000 on last week's 7.7 million and its peak remained steady at 8.7 million.
The peak audience for X Factor was 600,000 down on last week's 10.7 million and its average audience dropped 400,000 from 9.3 million last Saturday.
X Factor's Cheryl Cole Fronts Beauty Campaign
By Marion McMullen on Sep 28, 09 06:33 PM
WITH her signature chestnut locks gleaming as she smiles into the camera, Cheryl Cole has the "X factor" as she gives us the first glimpse of her new campaign for L'Oreal Paris.
WITH her signature chestnut locks gleaming as she smiles into the camera, Cheryl Cole has the "X factor" as she gives us the first glimpse of her new campaign for L'Oreal Paris.She is fronting Elvive's Full Restore 5 range, a one-stop shop for the nation's top hair problems, which has been developed following a survey of thousands of women.
The X Factor judge wears a red dress to complement her loosely curled, almost waist-length tresses.
The range is the first that L'Oreal Paris has formulated a product to target what it has found to be the top hair problems of UK women - weak, limp, lifeless, dull and straw-like hair.
It includes a shampoo, conditioner, conditioning spray and a replenishing masque and night serum.
Cheryl Cole to launch her own fragrance?
Tuesday, September 29 2009, 19:35 BST
By Oli Simpson
WENN
Cheryl Cole has admitted that she wants to create her own brand of perfume.
The Girls Aloud star, who was recently confirmed as the new face of L'Oreal UK, said that she would be keen to work on her own line of beauty products.
"I would love to have my own beauty products," she told Hello. "I think the most special thing you could have is your own custom-made personal perfume. It must be amazing to have your own unique smell."
Cole also spoke about her impending L'Oreal deal, saying that she felt very honoured to have been asked to represent the cosmetics company.
"I was so flattered when they asked me - I thought, 'They can't be serious!' Then I found out it was for a new hair range and I thought it was perfect, because I'm the type of girl who if I am having a bad hair day then I am having a bad day full stop.
"So anything that solves my hair problems is brilliant."
Cheryl Cole fever is making me feel ill. Get over her people.
X Factor: Sian says John & Edward Grimes apologised
Former X Factor auditionee Sian Paley has admitted that annoying twins John & Edward apologised for singing over her during their bootcamp performance.
During an interview on Live From Studio Five, Sian said: â[They didn't apologise] for a while but they did eventually. Iâm quite glad they did because at first they tried to say they didnât even do it. So by apologising they did accept it and they had a bit of a cry later. I said, âDonât worry, itâs fineâ.â
Paley also said that half of the stolen bits werenât shown on the final show.
She said: âThey donât show the whole thing because obviously they cut it down for television purposes. There were a couple of choruses as well. Because I didnât actually have much of a verse to sing, I was supposed to sing two of the choruses.â
It's a fix, false, No-one has hair like that (except maybe wookies)
Inever wanted to kill anyone before now
Will Young confirmed for 'X Factor'
Wednesday, September 30 2009, 12:11 BST
By Alex Fletcher, Senior Entertainment Reporter
Rex Features
Will Young has confirmed rumours that he will appear at the judges' houses round of The X Factor alongside Cheryl Cole.
The 'Leave Right Now' singer announced the news on his Facebook page earlier today.
"We can now officially confirm that Will Young will indeed be appearing on X Factor this weekend," read the message.
"Will was invited by judge Cheryl Cole to help her choose the final contestants to go through to the live shows. The show was filmed in Marrakesh, Morocco and features Will judging the Boys category with Cheryl."
Young and Cole, who both found fame on reality TV shows, will pick three acts to make the Final 12 from Lloyd Daniels, Ethan Boroian, Rikki Loney, Daniel Fox, Joseph McElderry and Duane Lamonte.
The X Factor continues at 8pm on Saturday on ITV1.
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It's a fix, false, No-one has hair like that (except maybe wookies)
I'd like to attack her with a can of spray Veet as she sleeps.X Factor runner up JLS outstrip winner Alexandra Burke at the MOBO Awards
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 10:20 AM on 01st October 2009
Alexandra Burke may have won the X Factor, but it was runners up JLS that really triumphed at the Music Of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards in Glasgow last night.
JLS were stunned when they picked up two awards - beating their reality show rival to the Best Newcomer trophy.
The band - comprising of Jonathan 'JB' Gill, Marvin Humes, Oritse Williams and Aston Merrygold - also won Best Single for their No.1 hit Beat Again.
Winners at last: JLS (L-R: Jonathan 'JB' Gill, Marvin Humes, Oritse Williams and Aston Merrygold) took home two gongs at the Music Of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards in Glasgow last night
Empty handed: X Factor winner Alexandra Burke lost out to the boyband in the Best Newcomer category
Accepting one of their awards, Marvin said: 'The band's success would have been inconceivable just a year ago. I just want to say thank you to all our supporters who are here tonight.
'I never thought we would be here. I never thought we'd get nominated, and I never thought we would win two awards.'
More emotion came when Jermaine Jackson and his sister La Toya led tributes to their late brother Michael Jackson.
The King of Pop was posthumously honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award, which was accepted on his behalf by Jermaine.
Holding her brother's hand on stage at the city's SECC venue, La Toya admitted she was 'not at all' coming to terms with the shocking death of her younger brother on June 25.
Tributes: Jermaine and La Toya Jackson speak about their late brother Michael Jackson on stage at the MOBO Awards at the Glasgow SECC
Remembrance: Jermaine sings Charlie Chaplin song Smile in memory of his brother
La Toya, 53, spoke of the family's loss before introducing Jermaine, 54, who went on to perform the Charlie Chaplin song Smile, believed to be Michael's favourite song.
Jermaine said: 'My brother was everything to me. He was a wonderful artist and a wonderful human being.
'I'm here to do what I can, it is part of our responsibility as a family to continue his legacy and keep it alive.'
Britain's Got Talent contestant Shaheen Jafargholi, who performed at Michael's memorial in July, also took to the stage to sing Jackson 5 hit I'll Be There.
BGT winners, dance troupe Diversity - who were due to join the Thriller star during his UK gigs - also performed in memory of Jackson.
Good times: London trio N-Dubz (L-R Richard 'Fazer' Rawson, Tula 'Tulisa' Contostavlos and Dino 'Dappy' Contostavlos) won Best UK Act and Best Album and Pussycat Dolls star Kimberly Whyte also attended the night
Curly girlies: Kelly Rowland (left) went for biker chic in leathers and Christian Louboutin leopard-print boots, while La Toya arrived in a floor-length black gown
JLS were one of several acts to perform last night, including N-Dubz, Tinchy Stryder, Kelly Rowland and David Guetta, Taio Cruz and American singer Keri Hilson - who also co-hosted the awards with Radio 1 DJ Reggie Yates.
JLS and Alexandra were nominated in Best Newcomer category alongside new Sugababe Jade Ewen, who has received abuse from Keisha Buchanan fans after she was announced as the original band-member's replacement last month.
Along with JLS, the other big winners at the annual ceremony were London trio N-Dubz, who were named Best UK Act and Best Album for their debut Uncle B.
While she may have lost out to JLS in the Best Newcomer category, Alexandra was clearly one of the fashion leaders on the night.
Big moment: Britain's Got Talent contestant Shaheen Jafargholi is introduced by La Toya
Britain's Got Talent winner Diversity performed in memory of Michael
Mini dresses and lots of bare legs appeared to be the dominant look on the red carpet, with Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt standing out from the crowd in an ivory floor-length gown.
Host Keri went for the current trend of a structured hip-accentuating red bandeau dress, while Beverly Knight looked sleek in an asymmetrical black wet look dress.
Ever the individual, soul singer VV Brown wore a bottom-skimming patterned T-shirt dress which just about covered her modesty and an unusual bowl-topped haircut.
Leggy lovelies: American singer and awards host Keri Hilson (left) looked red hot in a structured dress, VV Brown (centre) brought her own unique style in a tiny patterned T-shirt dress while Beverly Knight looked sleek in a black asymmetrical mini
Disappointingly for fans, superstar Beyonce Knowles failed to show after winning Best Video for Single Ladies (Put A Ring Of It) - the same promo Kanye West infamously declared should have won Best Female Video at the MTV Music Video Awards last month instead of Taylor Swift's You Belong To Be.
Her former Destiny's Child bandmate Kelly Rowland did attend and performed dance anthem When Love Takes Over with DJ David Guetta.
Winners: Jermaine carries the MOBO Lifetime Achievement for his brother Michael, Nneka (centre) holds her Best African Act and Chipmunk celebrates his Best Hip Hop win
Ready to party: Peter Andre and boxer Amir Khan attended the star-studded bash
Talented Treyc shows she has the X Factor
Thursday, October 01, 2009, 11:14
Stonydelph's Treyc Cohen beat thousands of other hopefuls to get to the judges' homes, where the contestants will then be whittled down to just 12 for the live shows.
"It took me days to go and apply, I never thought I'd be able to do it," explained Treyc, who turns 25 this month, putting her in the 'over 25s' category and under the tutelage of the show's notoriously critical judge, Simon Cowell.
"I never expected to get this far.
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Stonydelph resident Treyc says she has always dreamed of becoming a performer. She is a member of the nine-piece folk/soul/rock band Monday Session,and is currently studying for a BA (Hons) in Popular Music at Wolverhampton University as well as performing solo gigs around the region.
"I've always wanted to sing," she said. "Ever since I was five years old.
"But as you get older and you don't get there you start to think you're not as good as you thought."
But after wowing the judges with her rendition of Chaka Kahn's I'm Every Woman, Treyc's confidence was given a huge boost.
"A lot of the judges' comments weren't screened," Treyc explained,
"Simon said, 'you've just saved Birmingham'.
"Cheryl said, 'that's the best version of that I've ever heard, I've never heard anybody sing that song and hit all those notes like you just did'.
"And Danni started to cry.
"Getting those comments from people in the industry, who know how it works and know good talent when they hear it, was amazing."
Looking back at her performance, the former Lakeside Primary and Belgrave High School pupil was surprised at how confident she came across on screen.
"I was so nervous. I've sung in front of crowds before but not like that. I just came off stage and cried."
Now viewers can expect to see Treyc's X Factor journey continue this weekend as the final 24 visit the judges' homes.
Treyc, and the other over 25s, headed out to LA with Simon.
And although Treyc's lips remain sealed about what went on in LA and who made the final cut, she's given us a brief insight into what life was like with living with Simon.
"Simon was really supportive and always had good things to say," she told the Herald.
Naturally, Treyc's family, friends and staff at Wolverhampton University are all behind her.
"We are so proud of her," Treyc's sister Thelma Reid said.
Her tutor Steve Cooper added: "The fact that Treyc has reached this stage of the competition did not come as a shock to anyone in the music department as she is a superb singer and performer.
"I would say she stands a good chance of progressing further.
"We are all delighted with what she has achieved so far and will be watching to see how she does on Saturday."
Tune into X Factor on ITV 1 this weekend to see if Treyc makes it through the final 12 and progresses to the live shows.
I'm so chuffed for JLS - I really wanted them to win X Factor and I'm glad they're doing so well despite not coming first.
Who got what at the MOBO's.
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* Best UK Act: N-Dubz
* Best Newcomer: JLS
* Best Song: JLS
* Best Album - N-Dubz
* Best DJ: Trevor Nelson
* Best Hip Hop: Chipmunk
* Best R&B: Keri Hilson
* Best Video: Beyonce
* Best Reggae: Sean Paul
* Best Jazz: Yolanda Brown
* Best Gospel: Victizzle
* Best African Act: Nneka
* Best International Act: Beyonce