Well — we’ll be doggone: King of Mean Simon Cowell wants to launch a doggie version of his hit X-Factor show, according to loose-lipped tattles out of the UK.
King of Mean Simon Cowell is facing a legal tango with a husky-voiced former nurse who claims Cowell humiliated her during her audition on Britain’s Got Talent last year.
The ex-American Idol judge was informed this week that a former contestant by the name of Emma Czikai has lodged a $3.7 million lawsuit against him, claiming the music mogul and acid-tongued critic violated the UK’s Disability Discrimination Act of 1995 when he called her a bad singer on national television.
Would you watch World’s Got Talent? We hear music mogul and acid-tongued pundit Simon Cowell has another talent show trick up his sleeve: The mastermind behind Britain’s Got Talent and its American counterpart is reportedly plotting a World’s Got Talent reality competition show, which would feature acts from over 80 countries competing for a $1 million prize.
“This has been Simon’s dream. It will be the biggest reality show the world’s seen. There is a huge wealth of talent out there. The best acts cross language barriers. Look at last year’s winners Diversity – anyone from any country would be impressed by what they do,” a TV tipster tattled to Britain’s The Sun this week.
The UK’s ITV and America’s NBC are reportedly in chat to air the show, which will staged at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
Simon Cowell’s new fiancee is so turned off by the sight of the music mogul’s bulging “man boobs” she’s appointed herself his new wardrobe consultant.
Paula Abdul made a special appearance on Wednesday night’s American Idol Season 9 Finale with a touching “send-off” to brash judge Simon Cowell.
“I’VE WORKED WITH A LOT OF PEOPLE OVER THE YEARS. HOT CHEERLEADERS. BIG MOVIE STARS. WORLD FAMOUS RECORDING ARTISTS. EVEN A CARTOON CAT. BUT IF I’M BEING TRULY HONEST, NONE OF THEM HOLDS A CANDLE TO YOU, MY FRIEND….”
Our favorite little tipsy music critic is making a comeback to the world of reality television with the role of a judge, mentor, and executive producer on the reality dance series Got to Dance, premiering on CBS in the fall.
