Poor old Olly Murs found himself outed this week, when he went to film an appearance on Graham Norton’s BBC chat show.
The X Factor star was of course there to promote his new single ‘Army Of Two’ and must have been very pleased with himself when he found out he would be sharing the sofa with Hollywood A lister Mila Kunis.
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More and more is revealed about David Walliams in his upcoming biography “Camp David” (released October 11). Where David at first only wanted to reveal snippets from the book, the media is going all out now with the revelations of his painful life. The book looks to be more truthful and honest then any recent celebrity effort. David doesn’t seem to shy away from full gritty painful honesty and doesn’t gloss things over. He truly wants to explain who he is and why he is who he is.
Describing his first sexual experience, aged ten at Cubs and Sea Scouts, is described with this same honesty.
He enjoyed attending Cubs, where he had his first sexual experience, aged ten, when one of the boys invited him into his tent. This early experimentation went further when he joined the Sea Scouts where his group was run by an ex-merchant seaman. Read more & comment »
With the future of the X Factor judging panel as uncertain as ever, to help with the audition stages of the competition as they travel to Glasgow, US signing sensation, Anastacia, has been drafted in as a guest judge.
Since the auditions began a few weeks ago, the lack of a permanent fourth judge has seen a string of stand in guest judges take the vacant seat to decide who to send through to the boot camp stage of the competition, including Geri Halliwell, Nicole Scherzinger and Rita Ora.
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They are the two biggest TV shows around and this week, two of their stars met on the sofa of The Graham Norton Show.
Tom Jones coaches on BBC’s The Voice and Gary Barlow will sit on the X Factor judging panel when auditions start later this month. The show’s teams are bitter rivals, with Simon Cowell accusing the Danish creators of The Voice of copying his format just this week but it seems that Tom and Gary are refusing to let the competition get personal and the pair hit it off on the BBC chat show.
Ruth Brown is the bookies favourite to win The Voice this year and it seems that she has won herself a number of celebrity supporters during her short time on the BBC series.
After Ruth wowed on the first live episode last Saturday night and sailed through to the next round, she was besieged by tweets from admiring fans…..some more famous than others.
Let’s Dance For Sport Relief returns in just one week’s time and we cannot wait for the hilarity that is about to ensue!
The tongue in cheek talent competition has become a yearly tradition, as part of BBC’s charity efforts and this week it has been revealed that for the first show, we will be treated to a judging panel consisting of the side sidesplittingly funny Celebrity Juice presenter Keith Lemon, stand up comedian Greg Davies and chat show host Graham Norton. None of them know anything about dancing, but let’s face it, they will certainly be entertaining!
The stars are tuning into Strictly but it doesn’t seem that they can agree on who is set to win this weekend.
Jason Donovan, Harry Judd and Chelsee Healy will go head to head in the Blackpool Ballroom tomorrow night and Jo Joyner admitted that she is backing the former Neighbours star.
She said:
Over The Rainbow host, Graham Norton, believes tonight’s final is “a two horse race.”
Graham said of tonight’s show, “I think it’s between two. Sophie Evans and Danielle Hope are very young but they’re tough as old boots. It’s too close to call.”
Lauren Samuels remains in the running though, and Graham told The Sun that Andrew Lloyd Webber “loves all three contestants.”
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Over The Rainbow presenter Graham Norton has admitted that he feels sorry for the Dorothy wannabes who perform after Britain’s Got Talent starts.
The BBC reality TV show overlapped with the ITV talent show for half an hour last week and admitting that viewers often leave their show in favour of BGT, Graham told The Sun:
Over The Rainbow presenter Graham Norton has been gushing about his boss Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber and said that he thinks the musical genius is ‘one of the greats.’
“When we met, I was pleased we seemed to get on. But, five years on, I don’t just tolerate the man – I adore him,” Norton told the Daily Mail. “And he’s wonderful TV. He’s not trying to be the next Simon Cowell. He’s simply his glorious self.”
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