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Anyone else struggling to get into the X Factor this year??
It's just soooo long. Is it usually this long, have I just not noticecd!?
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It is longer this year as it was the final 16 not final 12 as every other yearOriginally Posted by CrazyLea
Anyone else struggling to get into the X Factor this year??
It's just soooo long. Is it usually this long
Dannii Minogue is coming across as a very likeable, classy and knowledgeable judge this year compared to Cheryl imo - I think Cheryl's halo is slipping
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Ahh right. I'll probably get back into it once it's wittled down a bit more.
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Cheryl Cole has been confirmed to perform on this weekend's X Factor live results show.
The Girls Aloud singer will take to the stage on Sunday to perform new material, believed to be upcoming single 'The Flood' from her second solo album Messy Little Raindrops.
A post on the official X Factor website read: "It’s official! Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls... our very own Cheryl is going to perform on The X Factor this weekend!
"Yes during Sunday’s show the Girls' mentor will transform into her other role as global pop superstar, and treat us to some of her new material! It's all very exciting!
"After her performance she will then no doubt effortlessly re-assume her role as judge, in time for the dreaded sing-off."
The X Factor results show airs on Sunday at 8pm on ITV1.
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CHERYL Cole has hit out at her "stupid" X Factor rival Louis Walsh, further escalating the war between them.
The Geordie judge said Louis had made himself look like an idiot after he told her "it's not all about you" and interrupted her on the show when she tried to speak.
Cheryl, 27, fumed about his bitching: "It was really out of context. It was random.
"I just said to him, 'If there's a problem, come to my dressing room, and let's have it out. Why are you shouting at us? What's that all about?'.
"I hadn't even mentioned myself when he said 'it's not all about you — you're making yourself look stupid!'. No, actually, you are Louis."
And she also suggested that the 58-year-old cares more about himself than his acts Mary Byrne, John Adeleye and Wagner.
Cheryl told X Magazine: "Maybe he might think it's all about the judges because he's a judge. But for me, it's about my girls and how they perform. I really don't care what Louis' opinion of me is."
Simon Cowell, 51, recently admitted all four judges are at war, saying: "There are definitely two divisions.
"You've got Louis and Dannii, who look like they've been sucking on lemons. And then there's me and Cheryl trying to have a good time."
SOURCE: THE SUN ONLINE, 19/10/10
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HUNDREDS of X Factor fans have blasted Dermot O'Leary for likening Simon Cowell's dilemma in having to pick between two of his acts to tragic Holocaust drama Sophie's Choice.
The heartbreaking story - made into a 1982 film starring Meryl Streep as Sophie - follows a mum who while in Auschwitz is forced by the Nazis to decide which of her two children to save from death.
Dermot used the phrase to question Simon on Sunday after his co-judges, Louis, Dannii and Cheryl, voted to keep Belle Amie at the expense of Diva Fever - both of whom are mentored by Simon.
The host, 37, said: "Simon, I have to ask, it's Sophie's Choice, but who would you have gone with?"
But the 51-year-old refused to answer - claiming it wasn't fair to choose between his acts.
Hundreds of viewers flooded internet forums to complain about Dermot's "insensitive" comment.
One said: "The remark was indeed in really poor taste."
Another said: "You can't compare X Factor to millions of people being killed in the Holocaust."
But others defended Dermot, saying the use of Sophie's Choice was simply a common turn of phrase.
The host later apologised on his Twitter page for any offence he might have caused, writing: "Hey, thanks for tweets re: Sophie's Choice.
"Obviously no offence intended, just off-hand reference to a film, not a serious comparison."
source: THE SUN ONLINE 19/10/10
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Loads of people just that to make a tough decision.. I don't see it as offensive
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