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Simon Cowell really opened up about Zayn Malik leaving One Direction earlier this year. In a new interview on The Late Late Show with James Corden, 1D's mentor from all the way back to their X Factor days revealed that the parting was essentially inevitable. -
Simon Cowell Speaks on Zayn Malik Quitting One Direction, Insists 'Night Changes' Band Are All Still Friends
We've heard from everyone about Zayn Malik quitting One Direction, but what does the group's former X Factor mentor and current manager Simon Cowell have to say about it all? In short, it's all good. -
Simon Cowell's DJ Competition Show Will Premiere on Yahoo
Simon Cowell's DJ competition reality show appears to have a home. It will premiere on Yahoo's online streaming platform Yahoo Screen, which made a large jump into the music sphere with an announced partnership with Live Nation to stream a concert a day live via the platform. Yahoo plans to premiere the weekly show, tentatively titled "Ultimate DJ," from the "American Idol" and "X-Factor" producer that will pit electronic dance music DJs against each other in a reality show where they will compete to be voted the best one. -
One Direction Perform 'Night Changes' and 'Ready to Run' from 'Four' on 'Saturday Night Live' [WATCH]
One Direction was the musical guest on "Saturday Night Live" Dec. 20, and the boys brought their A-games. Despite being on a holiday-filled show, 1D opted to give fans a double serving of their new album "Four." They performed "Night Changes" and "Ready to Run." The fellas melted a lot of hearts in the process.As "Rolling Stone" notes, "Night Changes" worked well on the dimly lit stage inside Studio 8H. The harmonies soared and each member got to shine at different times. Check out the performance below.The boys also got involved elsewhere in the show, joining Aidy Bryant and Cecily Strong on "Girlfriends Talk Show." They portrayed a high-school dance team. Hilarity ensured."SNL" just announced that Kevin Hart will be the first host after the holiday break, on Jan. 17. No musical acts have been announced yet. -
'X Factor' UK Finale Had Worst Ratings Since 2005; Simon Cowell Thanks Those Involved
Simon Cowell returned to U.K.'s "The X Factor" this season, but he did nothing to stem the show's ratings decline. Sunday, Dec. 14, marked the fourth straight year the season finale dropped its viewership numbers, with only 9.4 million tuning in, compared to 9.7 million last year. Still, Cowell was positive about the show on social media and sent a friendly tweet to those who helped out this year:We just got home. What a great night! So happy for @Bhaenow . Sad for @FleurEast. But what a final! I felt very proud tonight. — Simon Cowell (@SimonCowell) December 15, 2014I want to say a huge thank you to every single person who worked on the show this year. — Simon Cowell (@SimonCowell) December 15, 2014"Billboard" reported the finale numbers for every season of the show and noted that this year's 9.4 million mark was The X Factor's lowest since 2005, when it drew 9.3 million.Cowell already expressed regret this year for his handling of the American version of the show, which he decided to cancel in February. -
Sex Pistols' John Lydon: Simon Cowell is 'Our Worst Enemy' and Band Aid is 'Open to Corruption'
Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten, aka John Lydon, might be the perfect candidate to express disgust with anything in the current music landscape. The snarling "Anarchy in the U.K." singer spoke to a crowd at Oxford University Monday (Dec. 8) about his disdain for Simon Cowell and Band Aid, NME notes. It was entertaining, to say the least. -
Simon Cowell Denies 'X Factor' and Sony Conspired to Have Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" Released Early
Music labels are the evil empire, or so musicians tell us all the time. Do this, do that...but how far would a label go to force their signees' hands? Would they collaborate in a conspiracy with a major television program? Simon Cowell says "no" but that's exactly what some are alleging what happened when X Factor contestant Fleur East performed Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk" last weekend. -
'X Factor' Judge Simon Cowell Hires Son as One Direction's New Drummer, Cute Infant Drums Along to 'Story of My Life' [WATCH]
It looks like One Direction has found its new drummer — at least, that is what Simon Cowell thinks. The former "American Idol" judge and current "The X Factor" personality posted a video on Facebook of his 9-month-old son Eric playing along to the group's hit "Story of My Life.""One Direction have just hired Eric as their new drummer," Cowell joked.The infant does not drum as much as he just bounces and enjoys the group's single, but it is adorable anyway. Check it out below. -
Simon Cowell Hints At 'The X Factor' Return In United States
Simon Cowell blames himself for The X Factor's initial failure in America; he simply set the bar too high. -
Simon Cowell's Return to 'The X Factor' Brings Better Debut Ratings to UK Show
Things seem to be looking up for The X Factor (UK) following the return of original creator Simon Cowell. Ratings were higher during Saturday's showing than in the previous two season debuts for the show. The show brought in an average of 9.5 million viewers according to reports from The Hollywood Reporter. -
One Direction to Break Up? Simon Cowell Guesses 'You and I' Group Only Has Two New Albums Left
Today (Aug. 19), Directions on Twitter celebrated the three-year anniversary of One Direction's breakthrough single "What Makes You Beautiful," but according to a new interview with Simon Cowell, the massive British boy band may not make it another three years. The "X Factor UK" judge, who founded and signed 1D, guesses they only have two more albums in them. -
'American Idol' Michael Johns Dead at 35. Former Finalist Dies From Blood Clot In Ankle
Michael Johns, veteran of the seventh season of Fox's American Idol, died Aug. 1 from a blood clot in his ankle that he had recently twisted. The Australian-born singer reportedly passed away in his sleep at the age of 35.
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