They’ve both been the objects of rumors regarding the new American version of “The X Factor” and now Paula Abdul and Cheryl Cole have been confirmed for the gig.
Moving forward to concentrate on the show's U.S. debut, Simon Cowell has officially quit his judging role on the U.K. version of "X Factor."
ITV has confirmed what has been speculated for months, that the 51-year-old is indeed leaving and will now work to divide his time between the American and British versions.
They're proving to be her crutch as she makes the stressful move to Los Angeles to pursue her American career, but Cheryl Cole has been told to quit the cigarettes or she will never be understood in the States.
The pop star is trying to land a job as a judge on the U.S. "X Factor" and has spent the past two weeks having elocution classes in L.A. to soften her Geordie twang.
Asked about her talks with Simon Cowell over a potential "X Factor" judge gig, Nicki Minaj Nicki Minaj drummed up her protectively flirty alter ego, Martha, when it came to the response.
Taking top honors on the hit UK reality competition, Matt Cardle was crowned winner on the just-finished season of "The X Factor" on Sunday night (December 12).
With over 20 millions viewers tuning in, the 27-year-old beat out Rebecca Ferguson and One Direction to garner the grand prize of a $1.5 million recording deal.
He’s on top of his acting game, and when it comes to getting his music out to the masses, Robert Pattinson is very particular about who he’ll work with.
The “Twilight” stud was reportedly offered a record deal from Simon Cowell, but Rob decided to pass and keep looking.
