Louis Walsh has pre-empted the lack of any offers for him to judge on the possible X Factor USA series by saying “I’ve got enough on”.
X Factor USA, which is due to launch on the Fox network from January 2011, has got Louis’ seal of approval though:
“I think The X Factor would be the biggest show on television anywhere. I think if Simon [Cowell]’s involved it will be. He wants to be the best, he wants to be the biggest, and he will be.”
Louis later admitted that there was little chance of him being a judge on X Factor USA even if he wanted to be, saying “I haven’t even been asked”.
It was Miss Frank vs Danyl Johnson in the bottom two tonight, and it was the end of the road for Miss Frank, the girl group formed from failed female auditionees.
As has now become traditional, the judges votes were deadlocked, so the final decision went to the results of the public vote, which meant that Miss Frank were out.
With Miss Frank’s departure, John and Edward are now the only group left in the competition. Can Louis win it this year?
Jade Fubara was easily one of the star of last night’s X Factor, after she wowed the judges with her rendition of “And I’m Telling You”.
She won universally good comments from the judges, with Louis telling her she was “what the X Factor is all about”, Cheryl describing her as a “raw, amazing talent” and Simon ‘predicting big things’ for her.
A massive X Factor Blog exclusive here, as we are proud to be the first to reveal the judges categories for 2009. The judges only learnt who they would be mentoring throughout the series yesterday evening, and we are pleased to reveal to you that the categories for 2009 are:
Dannii Minogue – Girls (16-24) Louis Walsh – Groups Simon Cowell – 25s and Over Cheryl Cole – Boys (16-24)
This information hasn’t been published anywhere else yet, but we have learnt it from a very reliable source and couldn’t wait to bring this hot news to you! Remember where you heard it first!
