Big Brother star, Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace, is to become the latest in a long line of ‘z’ list celebrities to release a ‘tell all’ autobiography.

The book will be titled Witness: Surviving Guns, Gangs and Glamour, and will tell the story of Aisleyne’s difficult childhood, her time as a glamour model, and stint in the Big Brother house.

“Of the millions of people who watched Aisleyne on Big Brother, very few realised that she had lived quite such an extraordinary life,” said Mainstream’s managing director Tim Campbell. Read more & comment »

Strictly Come Dancing judge, Len Goodman is reportedly holding out from signing his Strictly Come Dancing contract with the BBC, until they up his wages.

Last year Len reportedly wore himself out whilst filming for Strictly Come Dancing in the UK and Dancing With Stars in the States. He refuses to do the same this year unless the BBC make it really worth his while.

A source told the Sunday Mirror: “Len wore himself out trying to do both shows at the same time at the end of last year. He was leaving the BBC studio and catching the plane to Los Angeles. Read more & comment »

Britain’s Got Talent judge, Piers Morgan has admitted that he and Apprentice boss, Alan Sugar have been trading insults by texts. How very modern!

“Britain’s Got Talent has been hitting about 11.5 million while The Apprentice has about 8.5 million viewers,” Morgan told the Daily Star Sunday. “I loved it the other day when Sir Alan sent me a text comparing himself to a maggot because he says his show is going to slowly catch up and overtake us in the ratings war.

“I decided to look the definition of maggot up in the dictionary and I have to say I agree with his description of himself. A maggot is described as like ‘a larva often found in decaying, dying matter’. In American dictionaries they call a maggot a ‘revolting human being’. I would probably agree with that also.”

Sugar recently claimed that Piers is nothing more than Simon Cowell’s “monkey” on Britain’s Got Talent. Read more & comment »

On Britain’s Got Talent last year 14 year old George Sampson from Warrington wowed the Judges with his own unique street dancing, but just missed out on a place in the semi-finals.

A year older, and about 5 inches taller, George is back determined to prove that this year he can make it. George has a real passion for dance, and even though his Mum can’t afford to pay for lessons, George spends his time dancing on the streets of Manchester for cash to pay for them. Read more & comment »

In tonights Britain’s Got Talent the first act up in London is so determined to get a yes that he has a secret weapon up his sleeve which he’s hoping will guarantee him a place in the next round. Suleman Mirza from London is a lawyer by day and by night he transforms into a Michael Jackson impersonator with his act Signature, as he explains, “I don’t think the Judges will have ever seen an act like mine before it will be a complete surprise, I really believe they’ll love it.

In this act there will be a lot of moon walking, but there is a twist, and if they weren’t Michael Jackson fans before they may even turn into one”. Read more & comment »

On tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent show, best friends and co Tesco workers, Graeme Garton and Terry Woods, are hoping this opportunity could change their lives forever.

Graham and Terry have been best friends since they were six and they both have a dream to leave their day jobs behind and sing on stage doing what they love. Singing Crowded Houses track Falling At Your Feet. Read more & comment »

In Britain’s Got Talent tonight, husband and wife act Sam and Vicky Lane (34 & 30), otherwise known as Vizage hope they can brighten the Judges day.

For years they have been doing their quick change act in the pubs and clubs around Blackpool but it’s not left them much time for family life, “doing the variety circuit is very hard work, we have always wanted to start a family but we always seem to be putting it off because of work. If we were to win this we could at last think about starting a family of our own”, explains Sam and Vicky. With the three Judges in foul moods it’s a big challenge for Vizage who take their places for the performance of their lives. Read more & comment »

In tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent show, no one is feeling more confident than 8 year old Alex Lees from Manchester, as he tells Ant & Dec he’s not at all worried about performing in front of the Judges, “I’m going to knock Simon Cowell dead, I’m going to strut my stuff and show them what I can do!”. Alex gets himself psyched up as his Mum waits emotionally backstage, but Alex certainly isn’t letting the pressure get to him as he introduces himself to the Judges saying, “I’m really confident”. Alex is going to sing to the Judges today and as he explains to them he discovered he had star quality after he entered a Pontins competition at 18 months old, “I won bonny baby twice”. Read more & comment »

Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber missed the I’d Do Anything live show last week as he was in Las Vegas mentoring the contestants from American Idol.

Lloyd Webber described the experience as “bizarre” but thinks he may have found the American Nancy!

Webber said: “I had a great time on American Idol. It was a wonderful, highly theatrical and somewhat bizarre evening.

“If ever Cameron Mackintosh brings Oliver! to Broadway there was a girl who would be one of the greatest Nancys ever.”

Commenting on the contestants performances, Webber said: Read more & comment »

Being dropped as the face of Asda obviously didn’t upset WAG and TV star, Coleen McLoughlin, for long, as she jetted off to Miami Beach in Florida for her hen night.

The gorgeous WAG got chatted up no less that three times during the night according to The Mirror, however Wayne can rest assured that his wife to be got up to no hanky panky in his absence.

A source told The Mirror: Read more & comment »