I used to much prefer American Idol, until Konnie's iconic series changed everything,
We are so getting Louis Tomlinson and we will all have to deal.Another Dan Wootton "exclusive" on Friday's Sun front page:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...ick-Grimshaw-in-bid-to-save-The-X-Factor.html
For all their big talk last year nothing very much actually changed.I think it has been becoming more and more evident over the last few years, but if he really thinks Louis Tomlinson is going to save this show then Simon has massively lost his touch.
I still think he made a mistake last year ditching Louis Walsh and Mel B, now I am not huge fans but really I think having some continuity would have helped stabilise the show, constantly changing the panel just turns people off.
Really neither Louis should get the gig and he should try and secure someone like Robbie Williams to fill that roll. Maybe even consider just having a 3 judges this year too.
I feel like this year the attitude should be, 'we have nothing to lose, let' go for it' and actually make some major changes to the format, look and feel of the show.
For all their big talk last year nothing very much actually changed.
They need a new set, new opening titles, new format (eg each judge gets one act per category, hopefully Cheryl's producer credit will make this happen) - anything to make the audience at home take notice from their slumber.
Did 4th Impact end up getting signed?
He had this whole issue of not being a very good singer or dancer though. Ended up coming across as a terrible Timberlake tribute act about 90% of the time. Bless him, he tried.I really liked Mason Noise from this series. I feel like since the show began it's been over-saturated with bland, young, white boys singing diva ballads (Joe, Leon, Nicholas, Lloyd, Che, Andrea etc) and for once I was actually looking forward to seeing a contestant with a bit of attitude who would maybe cover some decent urban music on the show. 'Sorry' and 'Men In Black' were pretty good performances and 'Jealous' and 'End Of The Road' were decent enough as well.
He was also gorgeous to look at. He's been citing Tom Hardy as a celebrity crush, been performing at gay pride events and just appeared in Gay Times magazine as well so I wonder if he's actually gay or bisexual? Not that it makes a difference (before anyone jumps in with 'WHY DOES IT MATTER!!') but just curious.
I doubt it. I read somewhere that he and Che got in trouble for 'misbehaviour' on an night out at G.A.Y., and I'd be ... surprised if that meant 'getting drunk and messing around with boys', given how straight-acting Che was.He was also gorgeous to look at. He's been citing Tom Hardy as a celebrity crush, been performing at gay pride events and just appeared in Gay Times magazine as well so I wonder if he's actually gay or bisexual? Not that it makes a difference (before anyone jumps in with 'WHY DOES IT MATTER!!') but just curious.
I doubt it. I read somewhere that he and Che got in trouble for 'misbehaviour' on an night out at G.A.Y., and I'd be ... surprised if that meant 'getting drunk and messing around with boys', given how straight-acting Che was.