Thursday, June 2, 2011
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'I am not the bad guy' Simon Cowell insists it was a group decision to axe Cheryl
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
No bad guy: Simon Cowell apparently 'moved heaven and earth' to get Cheryl Cole back on the X Factor and even offered to double her money
X Factor boss Simon Cowell agreed to double Cheryl Cole's salary to £2.8million in a bid to reel her back to the X Factor.
The X Factor boss believes he has been made out as the 'bad guy' following the controversy over the Girls Aloud star's unceremonious firing as a judge from the U.S. version.
The Daily Mirror said Cowell, 51, had infact 'moved heaven and earth' to get the Geordie singer back on the show and insisted the decision to axe her was made by a group and not him alone.
In happier days: The pair were great friends until Cheryl was unceremoniously fired from the U.S. show last week
The latest development in the saga comes as new judges Take That singer songwriter Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos and former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland made their debut yesterday at the first X Factor UK auditions at Birmingham's LG Arena.
A show producer told the newspaper: 'He (Cowell) moved heaven and earth for that girl – effectively offering to double her salary to take up a role on the UK show.'
The new crew: The official new line-up, Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos, Kelly Rowland and Louis Walsh, pose together for the first time
Cheryl, who has not been seen in public since her dismissal, is believed to be refusing to answer calls from Simon or respond to texts.
Even Louis Walsh waded into the debate and apparently said there was no hope for the pair's friendship now.
But the 58-year-old said Cheryl is strong and will return to the spotlight soon 'even more fantastic than before'.
But Take That star Gary Barlow revealed yesterday Cheryl had 'turned a corner' and 'is going places'.
Barlow, 40, said he had spoken to the petite brunette - and revealed that she had wished him luck as he prepared to take over from Simon Cowell as a judge on the ITV talent hit.
source: dailymail
No bad guy: Simon Cowell apparently 'moved heaven and earth' to get Cheryl Cole back on the X Factor and even offered to double her moneyX Factor boss Simon Cowell agreed to double Cheryl Cole's salary to £2.8million in a bid to reel her back to the X Factor.
The X Factor boss believes he has been made out as the 'bad guy' following the controversy over the Girls Aloud star's unceremonious firing as a judge from the U.S. version.
The Daily Mirror said Cowell, 51, had infact 'moved heaven and earth' to get the Geordie singer back on the show and insisted the decision to axe her was made by a group and not him alone.
In happier days: The pair were great friends until Cheryl was unceremoniously fired from the U.S. show last weekThe latest development in the saga comes as new judges Take That singer songwriter Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos and former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland made their debut yesterday at the first X Factor UK auditions at Birmingham's LG Arena.
A show producer told the newspaper: 'He (Cowell) moved heaven and earth for that girl – effectively offering to double her salary to take up a role on the UK show.'
The new crew: The official new line-up, Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos, Kelly Rowland and Louis Walsh, pose together for the first timeCheryl, who has not been seen in public since her dismissal, is believed to be refusing to answer calls from Simon or respond to texts.
Even Louis Walsh waded into the debate and apparently said there was no hope for the pair's friendship now.
But the 58-year-old said Cheryl is strong and will return to the spotlight soon 'even more fantastic than before'.
But Take That star Gary Barlow revealed yesterday Cheryl had 'turned a corner' and 'is going places'.
Barlow, 40, said he had spoken to the petite brunette - and revealed that she had wished him luck as he prepared to take over from Simon Cowell as a judge on the ITV talent hit.
source: dailymail
'I am not the bad guy' Simon Cowell insists it was a group decision to axe Cheryl
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
No bad guy: Simon Cowell apparently 'moved heaven and earth' to get Cheryl Cole back on the X Factor and even offered to double her money
X Factor boss Simon Cowell agreed to double Cheryl Cole's salary to £2.8million in a bid to reel her back to the X Factor.
The X Factor boss believes he has been made out as the 'bad guy' following the controversy over the Girls Aloud star's unceremonious firing as a judge from the U.S. version.
The Daily Mirror said Cowell, 51, had infact 'moved heaven and earth' to get the Geordie singer back on the show and insisted the decision to axe her was made by a group and not him alone.
In happier days: The pair were great friends until Cheryl was unceremoniously fired from the U.S. show last week
The latest development in the saga comes as new judges Take That singer songwriter Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos and former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland made their debut yesterday at the first X Factor UK auditions at Birmingham's LG Arena.
A show producer told the newspaper: 'He (Cowell) moved heaven and earth for that girl – effectively offering to double her salary to take up a role on the UK show.'
The new crew: The official new line-up, Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos, Kelly Rowland and Louis Walsh, pose together for the first time
Cheryl, who has not been seen in public since her dismissal, is believed to be refusing to answer calls from Simon or respond to texts.
Even Louis Walsh waded into the debate and apparently said there was no hope for the pair's friendship now.
But the 58-year-old said Cheryl is strong and will return to the spotlight soon 'even more fantastic than before'.
But Take That star Gary Barlow revealed yesterday Cheryl had 'turned a corner' and 'is going places'.
Barlow, 40, said he had spoken to the petite brunette - and revealed that she had wished him luck as he prepared to take over from Simon Cowell as a judge on the ITV talent hit.
source: dailymail
No bad guy: Simon Cowell apparently 'moved heaven and earth' to get Cheryl Cole back on the X Factor and even offered to double her moneyX Factor boss Simon Cowell agreed to double Cheryl Cole's salary to £2.8million in a bid to reel her back to the X Factor.
The X Factor boss believes he has been made out as the 'bad guy' following the controversy over the Girls Aloud star's unceremonious firing as a judge from the U.S. version.
The Daily Mirror said Cowell, 51, had infact 'moved heaven and earth' to get the Geordie singer back on the show and insisted the decision to axe her was made by a group and not him alone.
In happier days: The pair were great friends until Cheryl was unceremoniously fired from the U.S. show last weekThe latest development in the saga comes as new judges Take That singer songwriter Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos and former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland made their debut yesterday at the first X Factor UK auditions at Birmingham's LG Arena.
A show producer told the newspaper: 'He (Cowell) moved heaven and earth for that girl – effectively offering to double her salary to take up a role on the UK show.'
The new crew: The official new line-up, Gary Barlow, Tulisa Contostavlos, Kelly Rowland and Louis Walsh, pose together for the first timeCheryl, who has not been seen in public since her dismissal, is believed to be refusing to answer calls from Simon or respond to texts.
Even Louis Walsh waded into the debate and apparently said there was no hope for the pair's friendship now.
But the 58-year-old said Cheryl is strong and will return to the spotlight soon 'even more fantastic than before'.
But Take That star Gary Barlow revealed yesterday Cheryl had 'turned a corner' and 'is going places'.
Barlow, 40, said he had spoken to the petite brunette - and revealed that she had wished him luck as he prepared to take over from Simon Cowell as a judge on the ITV talent hit.
source: dailymail
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
'I prefer a bigger bum': Rap star Tinie Tempah says he doesn't understand the fuss about Pippa's Middleton's famous rear
By MARCUS BARNES
I don't like Tinie bums: Rap star says he isn't a fan of Pippa Middleton
In the weeks since the royal wedding women have been signing up for pilates classes in their droves after Pippa Middleton credited them with giving her that famous rear.
But Tinie Tempah can't understand what all the fuss is about.
The chart-topping rapper, 22, says Kate Middleton's sister doesn't do it for him and he prefers a bigger bum.
He told The Sun newspaper: 'I've not actually got what all the fuss is about. I prefer a bigger bum. I'm definitely a bum man but she's not doing it for me. Sorry Pippa.'
Butt is it really that enviable?: Pippa Middleton became an overnight sensation after her turn as bridesmaid at the royal wedding
Pippa Middleton was the unassuming star attraction at the royal wedding when her figure-hugging white dress led to widespread
But is her rear really as enviable as many publications have said, or is Tinie right to be nonplussed by her backside?
In good Nick: Rapper Nicki Minaj is famed for her huge, round backside
It's certainly apparent that Miss Middleton isn't blessed with the larger sized, apple bottom as found on stars like Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce and Kim Kardashian.
J-Lo was one of the first women in recent times to celebrate her large, round backside - inspiring women around the globe.
Only last year the 41-year-old singer was voted best celebrity bum by readers of the website WENN.
Famous celebrity rears: Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce are celebrated owners of the larger sized bum
At the time she said: 'I do special squats and work with loads of weights in the gym to achieve my butt.
'And in a way I’m kind of flattered when people compliment me for having a big ass.'
Meanwhile Beyonce famously sang about her 'jelly' in the song Bootylicious with her bandmates Destiny's Child.
is Kim Kardashian's rears just a little too big?
One of her signature dance moves is the famously seductive 'booty shaking' maneuver as seen in her Crazy In Love video.
Kim Kardashian is also famed for her derriere which some have claimed is the product of a cosmetic enhancement.
The 29-year-old socialite was forced to deny the claims. In 2007 she said: 'Everyone now says I have a fake butt or butt implant. I’m Armenian; you should see all the women in my family.
'The women have bigger breasts and bigger butts. That’s how I was born. I can’t help it. I’m not gonna fight it.'
Other female stars who are well known for their gargantuan rears include rap star Nicki Minaj and Ice-T's wife Coco Austin who celebrates her famous bum every week via her Twitter page with Thong Thursday.
source: dailymail
I don't like Tinie bums: Rap star says he isn't a fan of Pippa MiddletonIn the weeks since the royal wedding women have been signing up for pilates classes in their droves after Pippa Middleton credited them with giving her that famous rear.
But Tinie Tempah can't understand what all the fuss is about.
The chart-topping rapper, 22, says Kate Middleton's sister doesn't do it for him and he prefers a bigger bum.
He told The Sun newspaper: 'I've not actually got what all the fuss is about. I prefer a bigger bum. I'm definitely a bum man but she's not doing it for me. Sorry Pippa.'
Butt is it really that enviable?: Pippa Middleton became an overnight sensation after her turn as bridesmaid at the royal weddingPippa Middleton was the unassuming star attraction at the royal wedding when her figure-hugging white dress led to widespread
But is her rear really as enviable as many publications have said, or is Tinie right to be nonplussed by her backside?
In good Nick: Rapper Nicki Minaj is famed for her huge, round backsideIt's certainly apparent that Miss Middleton isn't blessed with the larger sized, apple bottom as found on stars like Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce and Kim Kardashian.
J-Lo was one of the first women in recent times to celebrate her large, round backside - inspiring women around the globe.
Only last year the 41-year-old singer was voted best celebrity bum by readers of the website WENN.
Famous celebrity rears: Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce are celebrated owners of the larger sized bumAt the time she said: 'I do special squats and work with loads of weights in the gym to achieve my butt.
'And in a way I’m kind of flattered when people compliment me for having a big ass.'
Meanwhile Beyonce famously sang about her 'jelly' in the song Bootylicious with her bandmates Destiny's Child.
is Kim Kardashian's rears just a little too big?One of her signature dance moves is the famously seductive 'booty shaking' maneuver as seen in her Crazy In Love video.
Kim Kardashian is also famed for her derriere which some have claimed is the product of a cosmetic enhancement.
The 29-year-old socialite was forced to deny the claims. In 2007 she said: 'Everyone now says I have a fake butt or butt implant. I’m Armenian; you should see all the women in my family.
'The women have bigger breasts and bigger butts. That’s how I was born. I can’t help it. I’m not gonna fight it.'
Other female stars who are well known for their gargantuan rears include rap star Nicki Minaj and Ice-T's wife Coco Austin who celebrates her famous bum every week via her Twitter page with Thong Thursday.
source: dailymail
Leaf little to the imagination: The glamour girls made entirely of cabbage
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Wilting beauty: One model hides her modesty with a leaf that looks like its seen better days
These glamour models look good enough to eat but they won't turn women green with envy - because they are made entirely of cabbage.
Artist Ju Duoqi created the bizarre sculptures for her project called 'The Fantasies of Chinese Cabbage'.
The wacky works of art show glamorous looking women in a series of poses usually found in glossy fashion magazines.
She's tasty: This piece by Chinese artist Ju Duoqi, made entirely out of cabbage, is entitled Nowa
Every piece of the sculpture is made from the vegetable, including their clothes, hats and jewellery.
A model is pictured lounging on a bed in one shot, with her hands on her hips in another and tastefully cupping her breasts in a third.
Hat's more like it: Ju uses fresh, withered, rotting, dried, pickled, boiled or fried cabbage to make her artwork
One tasty dish? The coquettish looking 'Sara' piece shows the level of intricacy involved in the artwork
Ju, from Beijing, China, uses a knife to slice the different colours and varieties of cabbage and holds them together using toothpicks.
The cabbage is left to age for varying lengths of time and then cooked in different ways to achieve a range of colours and textures.
Ju has previously used other vegetables to recreate famous paintings by artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Vincent Van Gogh and Andy Warhol.
She said: 'The different types, shapes and colours of the vegetables, with a bit of rearranging, can make for a rich source of imagery.
'Fresh, withered, rotting, dried, pickled, boiled or fried - they all come out different.'
Cool as a cucumber: The artist from Beijing must have been dicing for days to create this one
Cabbage patch doll: One veggie model inspired by the Japanese harajuku style
My floret lady: The ethereal effect created with red cabbage
source: dailymail
Wilting beauty: One model hides her modesty with a leaf that looks like its seen better daysThese glamour models look good enough to eat but they won't turn women green with envy - because they are made entirely of cabbage.
Artist Ju Duoqi created the bizarre sculptures for her project called 'The Fantasies of Chinese Cabbage'.
The wacky works of art show glamorous looking women in a series of poses usually found in glossy fashion magazines.
She's tasty: This piece by Chinese artist Ju Duoqi, made entirely out of cabbage, is entitled Nowa
Every piece of the sculpture is made from the vegetable, including their clothes, hats and jewellery.
A model is pictured lounging on a bed in one shot, with her hands on her hips in another and tastefully cupping her breasts in a third.
Hat's more like it: Ju uses fresh, withered, rotting, dried, pickled, boiled or fried cabbage to make her artwork 
One tasty dish? The coquettish looking 'Sara' piece shows the level of intricacy involved in the artwork
Ju, from Beijing, China, uses a knife to slice the different colours and varieties of cabbage and holds them together using toothpicks.
The cabbage is left to age for varying lengths of time and then cooked in different ways to achieve a range of colours and textures.
Ju has previously used other vegetables to recreate famous paintings by artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Vincent Van Gogh and Andy Warhol.
She said: 'The different types, shapes and colours of the vegetables, with a bit of rearranging, can make for a rich source of imagery.
'Fresh, withered, rotting, dried, pickled, boiled or fried - they all come out different.'
Cool as a cucumber: The artist from Beijing must have been dicing for days to create this one
Cabbage patch doll: One veggie model inspired by the Japanese harajuku style
My floret lady: The ethereal effect created with red cabbage source: dailymail
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