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Posted On February 17th 2012 by Charlie | Categories: X factor
 Cher Lloyd has apologised to former X Factor mentor Cheryl Cole for seemingly questioning her singing ability. The ‘Want U Back’ star, who finished fourth on the 2010 series under Cole’s guidance, said in a recent radio appearance that she would only perform with the Girls Aloud singer if she sang live and also hinted that she uses Auto-Tune. In response, Cole wrote on Twitter: “Be Careful who you kick on your way up .. They kick you twice as hard on your way back down.. #unappreciationisugly.” Lloyd has since attempted to quell their feud by claiming that her “little joke” had gotten out of hand and reaffirming her respect for the ex-judge. “Basically I said something on radio which I shouldn’t have said,” she explained on Daybreak this morning (February 17). “It wasn’t intended to sound as bad as it did. “All I was saying is that I would love to perform with her live and then I made a little joke… I think it just got a bit blown out of proportion, so I just want to say sorry if she found that offensive.” Lloyd continued: “At the end of the day she was the person who got me to where I am today, so if it wasn’t for her I wouldn’t be sat here.” The 18-year-old also accepted that she should learn to reign herself in, saying: “[Age] is not an excuse, I still should be on top of it. I’m aware that I’m in the public eye now so word vomit is not good.”
 Cheryl took some time out today to tweet about her acts from last year’s X Factor and also gave Rebecca Ferguson’s new single a little plug. How sweet!
Posted On October 1st 2011 by Charlie | Categories: X factor
 X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos has insisted that Cheryl Cole won’t be returning to the show. The N-Dubz star joined the panel earlier this year following Cole’s exit from the singing competititon. Rumours have since circulated that the Girls Aloud star could make a comeback for the live shows, but Contostavlos has revealed that the pair simply laugh off the false reports. “I can 100 percent reassure fans I’ll be sitting in that judge’s chair in the final,” she told The Sun. “Cheryl and I talk and laugh at the rumours about her. We’ve sat down and had the conversation at her birthday party. “People are going to make up rumour after rumour. It’s been intense. I’ve not spoken to her for a bit because she’s been in LA. But we’ll meet when she gets back. We are cool.” She added: “When I got the job, people were telling me on Twitter, ‘You don’t deserve it’. I thought, ‘Oh my God half the public hates me’. Then once the shows started I couldn’t believe how people embraced me. Even fans of Cheryl said, ‘We like you’.” Contostavlos has previously stated that she has no intentions of trying to be like Cole.
Posted On August 28th 2011 by Charlie | Categories: Celebrity Mentions, X factor
 Tulisa Contostavlos revealed how she’s had the ultimate seal of approval in her judging role… from Cheryl Cole. She feared the public and Cheryl would hate her for taking her seat on the panel, but was thrilled when the former judge texted at the end of the first show: “Congratulations – you did great.” Tulisa, 23, says: “I could have become Britain’s most hated woman for replacing Cheryl, but having her support has made all the difference. “I also spoke to her when I was offered the job. I’d have been worried if I hadn’t checked she was OK with me being in her seat. She felt the same and actually contacted me first to make sure I wasn’t worried. Cheryl told me there was no bitterness between us and to go for it. “She said she didn’t come back because she wanted a break and time for herself. That made me feel a lot more relaxed about taking the role. It doesn’t feel like I’m just filling in for her.” Tulisa says the first show as a judge with Gary Barlow, Louis Walsh, and Kelly Rowland was the most nerve-racking night of her life. But Cheryl, who left X Factor to become a judge on the US version before being sensationally axed by Simon Cowell, was supporting her all the way. “Cheryl saw the show on Saturday and sent a text saying: ‘Congratulations for your first show. You’ve got a great response from everyone and you did great.’ She’s been so supportive and that’s helped me a lot,” says Tulisa. In her first X Factor interview, the gritty N-Dubz star also condemned the recent rioting and attacked Prime Minister David Cameron for failing young people. She also talked for the first time about her love for her boyfriend, bandmate Fazer, and how she couldn’t do the show without him. But she said viewers will see her have an emotional breakdown when the pressure becomes too much. “The last thing I thought was that I’d be crying on national TV,” she says. “It happened early in the auditions and it wasn’t just a Cheryl tear. We’re talking floodgates. I couldn’t stop. “This one person performed and all the emotions built up. It was overwhelming – they really got me, then there was the realisation I was actually doing the X Factor, that my life had changed, and it all came out.” Stay classy Cheryl! How sweet is this? Love Tulisa.
Posted On July 7th 2011 by Charlie | Categories: X factor
 Former X Factor judge Cheryl Cole has offered to give new panellist Tulisa Contostavlos advice if she has any questions about the programme. The N-Dubz singer – who sits on the panel alongside Louis Walsh, Gary Barlow and Kelly Rowland – revealed she has always ‘admired’ the Girls Aloud singer, who left the ITV1 singing competition to judge on the US version before being axed shortly after auditions began. She told Choice FM: ‘She told me that if I ever do need advice, let her know and she’s here for me so that was really nice of her. ‘She’s been lovely. She’s always been someone I’ve admired because she came from the same background and, regardless of it being Newcastle, we’re two people who have come from nothing.’ Tulisa – who recently announced she is planning a solo career – said the reasons for Cheryl’s new look, which has seen the singer dye her hair blonde and cut it shorter, are so she can ‘refresh herself’. She added: ‘I think she can pull off anything and I know why she’s done it. ‘She’s most probably been a bit manic and the one thing I do when I need a fresh start is to just dye my hair as I find it really refreshing.’
Posted On June 27th 2011 by Charlie | Categories: X factor
 Cher Lloyd has denied that she was ever “dumped” by former X Factor mentor Cheryl Cole. The former X Factor contestant claimed that it isn’t a “big deal” that she hasn’t been in touch with Cole since the end of the show, despite it seeming that the two had become close during filming. “I didn’t really get dumped, did I?” Lloyd told BBC Newsbeat. “I’m working, so is she. She’s busy as well. “I don’t know what the big deal is with that. She isn’t my mum, she isn’t my auntie or my sister.” Lloyd recently revealed that her debut album is almost complete and insists that she has been too busy preparing for her solo career to worry about anything else. “I don’t think it’s a big deal her staying in touch with me,” the 17-year-old added. “That was a TV show. This is my time now.” Cher Lloyd recently spoke to BBC Radio One about not staying in touch with Cheryl and was okay with that, since she’s still with her “main man” Si [Simon Cowell].
Posted On June 1st 2011 by Charlie | Categories: Celebrity Mentions, X factor
 Gary Barlow has admitted he is “disappointed” Cheryl Cole is no longer part of the X Factor as he arrived for the first day of auditions. The Take That singer has been drafted in to replace Simon Cowell as a mentor and judge on the hit ITV show. And last year’s female judges Dannii Minogue and Cheryl have both been replaced, with Kelly Rowland and Tulisa Contostavlos the new additions. Cowell is focusing on launching the X Factor in the USA, and had taken Cheryl with him as one of the panel members. But the Girls Aloud singer was replaced by Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger part-way through the audition stage after failing to convince show bosses. ITV offered her a return to the UK version of the show but she did not get back on board. And pal Gary admits he would love to have worked with her, but is sure Kelly and Tulisa will win fans. He said: “I sent Cheryl some texts just saying ‘Sending support’. She’s a good friend of mine. I’m disappointed she’s gone. “The other two girls are going to be great.” But he is not sure Cowell will be missed so much. He joked: “It was time he went anyway, he’s been on it too much.”
Posted On April 18th 2011 by Charlie | Categories: Simon Cowell, X factor
 ITV execs confirmed today that Simon Cowell will not be doing this year’s X Factor in the UK to concentrate on making the US version. However, the ITV director of television, Peter Fincham, said he was “completely comfortable” with Cowell’s absence from the show. “Some of the speculation about us pleading with Simon to be a judge makes me smile,” said Fincham. “I constantly hear we are in crisis but in reality we have an amazingly constructive relationship with Simon and are very much reading from the same page. “We are talking to him about ways he can have an on-screen presence later in the show. He will not be a weekly judge, but he will be an enormous presence backstage as always.” ITV signed a new three-year contract to broadcast the two shows last year, in a deal said to be worth £20m to Cowell, who also co-produces The X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent through his company Syco. But his growing US commitments have led to intense speculation about his on-screen involvement in the UK shows. The broadcaster will confirm Cowell’s replacement in the next few weeks, along with the rest of The X Factor panel. Cheryl Cole, the show’s biggest star after Cowell, may also follow him to the US. What will this mean for Cheryl? Well, this pretty much confirms Cheryl’s exit aswell regardless of her doing the US one or not, so stay tuned and find out the announcement in the next few weeks. |
For all you new American fans who simply don't know much about Cheryl, no worries, click here or the Cheryl tab in the navigation above to get to know our Nation's sweetheart. Cheryl Ann Tweedy Cole is a British pop singer. First came out to the scene when she won a singing competition Popstars: The Rivals forming a girl group Girls Aloud. With 6 studio albums, and 20 Top 10 singles, has since gained even larger success by becoming a judge on British talent show The X Factor. Launching her solo career in 2009 with her debut solo album 3 Words, her first single Fight For This Love reached #1 on the UK charts as well as a #1 album, Cheryl is continuing to win Britain over with her charm and success, establishing herself as The UK's Queen of Pop, and with her landing a job on the American version of The X Factor, there is no doubt Cheryl is on the way for global superstardom. 
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