Simon Cowell latest victim of Hollywood crime hoax
TV talent show guru Simon Cowell is the latest victim of a string of so-called “swatting” hoaxes in Los Angeles, in which police are called to celebrities’ homes by false reports of crimes.
TV talent show guru Simon Cowell is the latest victim of a string of so-called “swatting” hoaxes in Los Angeles, in which police are called to celebrities’ homes by false reports of crimes.
With so many talent tilts ongoing or just recently concluded on TV, the viewing public has been given a crash course in the appreciation and evaluation of performing talents and stellar potential. Trouble is, quite a number of the winners of those talent competitions don’t live up to their promise and fail to launch successful stellar careers in the biz.
YANI Delos Reyes, graduate student: “After ‘Bayaning Third World,’ we have not heard anything from the great director, Mike de Leon. He is a genius, and his films were consistently brilliant. His filmography—from ‘Itim,’ to his last movie—includes some of the best Filipino films of our generation! I hope he gets inspired again to return to directing, and shares his knowledge and experience with our new crop of directors.”
Britney Spears and Demi Lovato are the tough cookies on “The X Factor,” according to series creator Simon Cowell.
Britney Spears has been on the job just two days and she’s already proving to be a popular judge on “The X Factor.”
It’s been some time coming, but sharp-tongued transatlantic music mogul Simon Cowell has made his debut on Twitter — and he claims he loves it.
Simon Cowell doesn’t use Twitter but he wants “X Factor” fans to use the site to vote for their favorite contestants.
