August 14, 2007
Simon Cowell has said there won't be another series of British TV talent show 'The X Factor' unless the new series finds some really talent singers.
"If this series ended like 'Pop Idol 2', forget it. It would be a waste of time to come back,” he says.
"If the contestants are all rubbish at the end, then it's pointless."
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British actress Billie Piper has been picking up tips from a dominatrix to prepare for her latest role as a prostitute.
The 'Doctor Who' star will play a high-class hooker in a new television show that's an adaptation of the book 'Belle de Jour'.
"They do have a dominatrix on set to advise. It's about prostitution and they want to get it right," a show spokesperson has revealed.
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Saying that the show was "demeaning to other people and juvenile," a slimmed-down Kelly Osbourne has quit her new reality show planned with fellow rock progeny Kimberley Stewart after viewing the pilot episode.
According to reports, the show sucked was supposed to follow the pair as they took on everyday jobs like working in a fast food joint and collecting trash - and make fun of people just like Paris and Nicole did for years on the "Simple Life".
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British actor Orlando Bloom has been voted the man in Britain that most women desire. In the "Eligable Eleven" poll of British men, the Pirates of the Caribbean actor lead the list with 21% of the votes, beating out Prison Break star Wentworth Miller and Princes William and Harry.
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Russell Crowe has reportedly been approached by director J.J. Abrams, who is said to be desperate to cast him as a villian in the new "Star Trek" movie. A source said: "Russell is definitely considering Abrams' offer. Russell was always a 'Star Trek' fan as a kid, which is a big bonus."
"A baddie would seem more likely for Russell," the source added. "He could play a part in the historic movie without having to compete with any of the original cast's performances."
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It's not nice to piss off Hannibal: Sir Anthony Hopkins is calling the British Press "Pygmies" for criticizing him because he became an America citizen in 2000 and moved to Santa Monica, California.
The Welsh-born Hopkins says, "They can't stop themselves, some newspaper reporters, calling and asking if I feel I have let my country down by leaving it. 'F**k off,' I told the last one. 'Why don't you go and do something for your country?'
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