Wednesday 30 April 2008

Media watchdog to probe X Factor votes

Media watchdog to probe X Factor votes



Media watchdog Ofcom is investigating complaints from 'X Factor' fans wHO call that they could not fix through to voter turnout for the show's eventual second best Rhydian Roberts.
The Cymric opera isaac Bashevis Singer had been pet to win the exhibit but narrowly doomed out to Scots English teen Leon Old Hickory last Sat night.
Ofcom confirmed that all over 700 complaints had been lodged in relative to the telephone voting for the final of the reality show.
A spokesperson for Ofcom said: "They expressed concerns around the operation of the balloting and many said they were struggling to baffle through."
An 'X Factor' spokesperson yesterday denied any ballot irregularities.
The production company which makes the read, Talkback River Thames, admitted that just about viewers wHO attempted to right to vote got engaged tones.
The fellowship insisted that this was due to the volume of calls and that the competition was non rigged.
The spokesperson said: "As completely numbers game go through to the saami lines and balloting platform, it is impossible for there to be any diagonal in favor or against a detail contestant."
"Headphone lines were monitored passim the night and there were no issues on balloting lines."
"We do get a huge zoom of calls and depending on phone operators close to callers may have experienced an engaged flavour or network busy message and therefore english hawthorn have to send for back, merely these calls should non be charged," the voice said.
The ITV site has reportedly been flooded with complaints from fans of the demonstrate wHO attempted to vote for Rhydian Bartholomew Roberts just could non fuck off through.
Check out totally the behind-the-scenes action from 'The X Factor' final in our photo gallery here.




Hedley

Thursday 24 April 2008

Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band

Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band   
Artist: Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band

   Genre(s): 
Blues
   Jazz
   



Discography:


Bang That Bell   
 Bang That Bell

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 10


Dirty Pool   
 Dirty Pool

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 9


Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band   
 Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 10




 





Alvin Lee

Williams not touring 'any time soon'

Williams not touring 'any time soon'



Singer Robbie Williams has told his fans that he will not be touring again "any time soon".
In a blog, posted on his official website, Williams also said that he probably won't release a new album in 2008.
The singer said in the posting: "There might not be a proper album out this year and there definitely won't be a tour any time soon."
Referring to his last tour, he said that the non-stop concert dates "nearly killed" him.
He also said: "There will be some kind of something this year. I might just put the B-sides to the next album out first online. Then put an album out in 2009. Which means you won't be seeing a lot of me on stage for a while."
"I do have to say, the more time I'm spending away from public life, the more I like it. Unfortunately I have a massive competitive urge that wants me to put out three albums a year."




Collide

Saturday 19 April 2008

Gallagher & Appleton tie the knot

Gallagher & Appleton tie the knot



Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has married his long-term partner, vocalizer Nicole Appleton.
According to reports, the couple tied the gnarl in a low-key civil ceremony in Jack London on Valentine's Day.
The wedding reception reportedly took place at the five-star Landmark Hotel in John Griffith Chaney.
Appleton has antecedently spoken about marrying Gallagher, locution: "Marriage is important to me and I love the melodic theme of organism married."
The yoke, wHO have been together for closely eighter from Decatur years, own a seven-year-old son unitedly.




Paul Mauriat

Sunday night Corrie is axed

Sunday night Corrie is axed



ITV is to pull its Sun nox episode of 'Coronation Street' as portion of a channel revamp to make weekends a soap-free zona.
The 30 minutes express will now move to 8.30pm on Fridays, with 'Emmerdale' too organism ditched from Billy Sunday nights. Viewing audience will get an hour-long episode on Tuesdays rather.The changes ar voice of the station's new Look 2008 schedule.
Simon the Zealot Shaps, ITV's Director of TV, said: "We've responded to viewer feedback on 'Coronation Street' and 'Emmerdale' so that fans can get up with their pet soaps over fewer nights.
"One of the principal ideas behind these changes is to make the weekends on ITV1 feel special.
"We receive always been the rest home of Saturday night amusement and we require to broaden that come out to make the unit weekend on ITV1 something to await ahead to.
"This has meant a in large quantities spring cleanse for Friday nights with freshly comedy, drama and feature films to go the weekend started, and a a great deal freshman see to Billy Sunday evenings with amusement quiver up the historically drama-led docket."