Six new BB housemates are set to join the house this Friday. The housemates will be a mix of men and women and may be eligible to win the final prize money. There will of course be a twist and only some of the newbies will become fully fledged housemates.
Is it just me or does six seem like a lot of people at this late stage in the game? Leave a comment with your views.
Emily Parr, the Big Brother housemate who was kicked out for making racist comments, has started a campaign to keep Charley Uchea in the BB house.
Speaking to The Daily Star Newspaper, Emily said:
“Losing Charley would be a disaster for the show. It’s true that people hate her right now. But the tide is turning and people will soon love to hate her. Read more & comment »
Jodie Marsh is thrilled to have have found 4 guys that she would be happy to marry as part of her new reality tv show.
Jodie is currently being flanked by MTV cameras as she tours the UK looking for Mr Right.
“I’m going into this with my eyes open. The four guys I’m seeing, I’d bet my house on it they don’t just want to be famous,” Jodie told Sky Showbiz. “They’ve got good careers of their own, I know they’re not all about that. They genuinely like the real me.” Read more & comment »
July 26th, 2007 by Lisa McGarry. Tags: X Factor 2007
Any X Factor fans getting geared up for this years new series (only a few weeks to go! Woohoo!) might be interested in this clip. It shows all four judges being interviewed about this years series and the Sheffield auditions in particular. Simon Cowell even manages to make a baby cry. Typical!
I came across this clip today on Youtube, and I must say the Eton Road boys still put on a good show. A few of their harmonies are a bit iffy, but who sings live these days anyway?
I couldn’t help wonder though, while watching them in this tiny restaurant, it was hardly the stadium tours that Louis Walsh as good as promised on last years X Factor show.
He was sure that Eton Road would be the next BIG thing, and even promised them a lucrative record deal……I haven’t heard their album yet, in fact there isn’t one. Could Louis have been talking S***E again?
Anyone who watched last years UK X Factor series will remember the talented Robert Allen.
Robert had a fantastic voice (at least 100 times better than Ray Quinn’s!), however it would seem that talent is not everything, and Robert fell way short of making it to the final of the show.
It’s a pity, as Leona Lewis, the winner, has landed a £1 million recording contract along with a promising US career. Robert on the other hand was last seen singing in a club in Magaluf….it could be worse I suppose. He could have ended up on the dole!
Big Brother have really used the latest BBTV task well. Not only did they reveal the nomination results through a special broadcast, but now they are also going to use it to reveal the truth about the BB prize fund.
Liam McGough won £100,000 as part of a previous Big Brother task, and the housemates were informed that he had been awarded all of the prize fund. Read more & comment »
Former pop star and Grease Is The Word finalist, Anthony Kavanagh has revealed that he may be joining the cast of a soap opera latrer this year.
Anthony, who narrowly lost out to Danny Bayne on the role of Danny Zuko on a West End Stage, hinted: “I might be doing a soap, apparently, but I’m not allowed to say anything.”
He added that he couldn’t even let the cat out of the bag about which show. Read more & comment »
British born and bred, Gordon Ramsay and Cat Deeley have enjoyed the kind of success across the pond that most TV stars can only dream of.
It has been announced this week that both stars have been asked to front a fourth series of their show, Gordon will be doing Hell’s Kitchen USA, and Cat will be fronting yet another series of So You Think You Can Dance.
Both stars third series are currently airing on US networks. Hell’s Kitchen drew a whopping 8 million viewers last week and Cat’s dance show si the number one show in it’s time slot.
BBC reality TV show, DanceX will be remade by BBC Worldwide America.
The BBC arm is making the US version specifically for ABC, one of the largest TV networks in the States.
Bruno Tonioli, who stars in the UK version and also appeared on American, Dancing With stars, will take part in the American show. He will be joined by fellow Dancing With The Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba. Read more & comment »
Chanelle has asked Big Brother if she can leave the house, after finding out what the latest part of the BBTV task is.
Big Brother has told the housemates that they must perform in a talent show, but Chanelle is less than happy with having to play her violin for millions of people.
As Chanelle lay sobbing on the sofa, Liam called her selfish, and later in the day Carole agreed.
Will Chanelle go? I doubt it. Would you like her to go? Make sure to leave a comment!
It was announced live on Big Brother’s Little Brother last night that the pair facing the public vote tonight would be Charley Uchea and Tracey Barnard.
ITV has scoured the country and auditions have been held to find the most exceptional young ballroom dancers ready to show off their skills and dazzle with their steps as they compete in the Baby Ballroom Championships.
Hosted by Kate Thornton, Baby Ballroom – The Championship sees the most talented twenty-eight dancers from the UK, all under the age of twelve, fight it out in their couples on the dance floor in two separate heats to get through to the grand final.
Only seven couples can make it through. Judging the talent and selecting the top three couples in each heat are our accomplished panel of judges, led by ballroom dancing legend Pierre Dulaine. The inspiration for the Antonio Banderas’s film, Take the Lead, Pierre has performed all over the world collecting ballroom accolades and has been credited with taking dancing out of the studio and onto the streets of New York, with his dancing programme, now in over 200 schools. Read more & comment »