Posts Tagged ‘ Simon Cowell ’

And Simon said unto Britney: touch me, so that ye may be healed

May 17, 2012
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And Simon said unto Britney: touch me, so that ye may be healed

Britney Spears is back, appearing as a judge on the US X Factor – and it’s all thanks to Simon Cowell’s unconventional therapeutic care To Los Angeles, next, where Simon Cowell has formally unveiled Britney Spears as a judge on the US version of The X Factor. Enchantingly, the singer’s...

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A tale of two outfits – what’s with Simon Cowell’s limited wardrobe?

April 24, 2012
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A tale of two outfits – what’s with Simon Cowell’s limited wardrobe?

Simon Cowell is not the only rich man who sticks to a rigid and boring uniform – male fashion designers also like to work a single look I see that there’s some book out about Simon Cowell. It drives me mad that, despite being richer than Croesus, he appears...

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TV review: Hidden Talent

April 24, 2012
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TV review: Hidden Talent

Hidden Talent reveals the pure joy of watching people be good at things I think Hidden Talent (Channel 4) may turn out to be a rare – possibly unique – instance in which a programme started out as a high concept in a meeting room, and then ended up...

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A tale of two outfits – what’s with Simon Cowell’s limited wardrobe?

April 23, 2012
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A tale of two outfits – what’s with Simon Cowell’s limited wardrobe?

Simon Cowell is not the only rich man who sticks to a rigid and boring uniform – male fashion designers also like to work a single look I see that there’s some book out about Simon Cowell. It drives me mad that, despite being richer than Croesus, he appears...

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The Voice: have viewers turned their back on nasty talent shows?

April 11, 2012
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The Voice: have viewers turned their back on nasty talent shows?

The BBC series has been a hit despite being oppressively polite – and now a spooked Simon Cowell says he’ll tone down BGT Simon Cowell’s brand of talent show – slick, over-produced, mean to the point of brutality – has ruled the roost for more than a decade. So...

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The Voice v BGT: which will you watch?

March 7, 2012
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The Voice v BGT: which will you watch?

Which is more enticing? Simon Cowell’s old-school talent show or BBC1′s newcomer where the judges can’t see the singing hopefuls? Here we go again. As if all the ratings hoo-hah between The X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing last year wasn’t enough, ITV and the BBC have lined up...

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Will Amanda Holden be the Simon Cowell’s achilles heel?

February 9, 2012
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Will Amanda Holden be the Simon Cowell’s achilles heel?

The Britain’s Got Talent audience’s demands that Amanda Holden returns as a judge may spell doom for the Karaoke Sauron Apocalyptic rumblings from Simon Cowell’s karaokosseum, where the serfs are getting restless. At present, Simon is conducting auditions for Britain’s Got Talent, which take place, X Factor-style, in front...

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Simon Cowell is back to save Britain’s Got Talent – but will he stay?

January 3, 2012
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Simon Cowell is back to save Britain’s Got Talent – but will he stay?

Cowell may have realised that people only watch his shows when he appears in them It may have paled next to The X Factor’s slow-motion car crash, but the last series of Britain’s Got Talent was a bit of a disaster too. Michael McIntyre wasn’t a natural judge. David...

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Scientists buzz Simon Cowell for promoting pseudoscience

December 28, 2011
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Scientists buzz Simon Cowell for promoting pseudoscience

Sense About Science publishes its annual review of celebrities’ misleading claims, including Cowell’s intravenous vitamins Where there’s a celebrity, there’s often a fad diet, miracle crystal bracelet or misunderstanding about science. In 2011, Simon Cowell thought it was best to get his vitamins delivered intravenously, American TV host Bill...

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John Bercow’s coat of arms and the art of invention

November 30, 2011
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John Bercow’s coat of arms and the art of invention

Who might take inspiration from the Speaker’s new heraldic? The coat of arms is like an ancient form of Wikipedia entry: within it one finds a potted biography, often completely made up by the person in question. Some politicians – George Osborne, say – may be stuck with the...

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