OHMYGOSSIP — Honey G put her unique spin on a disco classic on ‘The X Factor’ on Saturday evening (12.11.16).
The controversial contestant performed an unusual rendition of The Bee Gees’ hit ‘Stayin’ Alive’, complete with her infamous rap and earned a standing ovation from the judges.
Nicole Scherzinger admitted Honey was her “guilty pleasure”, comparing her to a banoffee pie.
She said: “I am scared of you because you’re actually getting better and better each week. Simon has said it before but now you’re my guilty pleasure.”
Whilst Simon Cowell added: “I don’t think I would have actually sang or rapped the ‘Stayin’ Alive’ part.
“But no matter what the theme or the song is, you always give it 100 per cent. You’re the most unique person I’ve ever had on any of these shows.”
Meanwhile, the performances from Simon’s girls – Sam Lavery and Emily Middlemas – caused a row to erupt between the judges as the three of them sided against Simon.
Critiquing Emily’s performance of ‘Wishing On A Star’, Louis said: “I didn’t think it was good enough and I blame Simon.”
Whilst Nicole added: “You did a great job but I have to blame this on Simon because the production just swallowed you up.”
After being told to shut up by Simon, Louis stood up to make his point and argued that the music mogul was “playing it safe”.
However, Simon urged his act to just ignore the others’ comments, telling her: “Emily, forget what they said. You can just be an entertainer and you can sing songs or you can make yourself an artist. What else do you want her to do, cartwheels, Louis?”
But he was in for a shock when Emily agreed with the other judges and told him she wants to do “something more upbeat and show her personality”.
And Sam was criticised for her slowed down rendition of ‘I Will Survive’ with Sharon admitting she would have liked to see another side to Sam.
She told the talent hopeful: “You sang it well. I do want to see another side of you. I want to see you using the stage. You were sassy with the song but I want to see another side of you.”
Elsewhere, Saara Aalto opened the show with a stunning rendition of ‘No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)’.
The ‘X Factor’ continues on Sunday evening (13.11.16) on ITV.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ed Balls left the ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ judges speechless by performing a salsa to ‘Gangnam Style’ on Saturday night’s (12.11.16) show.
The 49-year-old politician left the BBC One judges – Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, Darcey Bussell and Craig Revel Horwood – unable to form any sentences to describe his and professional partner Katya Jones’ high-energy performance to the hit track, for which he received a standing ovation from the studio audience.
Head judge Len said: “I don’t think there’s words in the dictionary to describe that.
“There is always a sense of anticipation, far more than any other couple, when you come on stage. It is so entertaining. If you don’t make it to Blackpool, the show will lose a lot of fun.”
Whilst Darcey added: “That, without fail, will go down in Strictly history.”
Craig is known best for giving critical comments to the contestants but even he couldn’t find the words.
He said simply: “3 letters, darling – O. M. G.”
Meanwhile, Ore Oduba and Joanne Clifton came back with a fight with a rumba to ‘Ordinary People’ after finding themselves in the bottom two last week.
Bruno told them: “I love the tonality you give through your dance. You have this way of expressing the music through your body. Beautiful, my darlings.”
And Ore couldn’t help but get emotional as he admitted he loved being on the show and wanted to get to Blackpool next week.
Judge Robert Rinder showed another side to him this week with a stunning foxtrot to ‘You Make Me Feel So Young’ and a tribute to his grandparents.
Darcey told him and his partner: “You improve each week and I can see the effort and time you take to study. You really stretched yourself. You have done a great great job. You are becoming a real dancer.”
And Daisy Lowe kicked off the show with a 70s-themed salsa to ‘Groove Is In The Heart’, with the judges praising her ability to carry on even after a small mistake.
Len shared: “Who better to give us flower power than Daisy. There was a little mistake but you carried on. Well done to you!”
Whilst Bruno added: “What a tasty salsa. I’m sure Mary Berry would approve! I have to point out the difficulty of some of those lifts, which is why you had a little mistake.”
The ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ results will be broadcasted on Sunday evening (13.11.16) on BBC One before the remaining contestants head to the legendary Blackpool ballroom next weekend.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Danniella Westbrook is suing the makers of ‘Celebrity Botched Up Bodies’ for £750,000.
The former ‘EastEnders’ star was rushed to hospital in August with septicaemia and claims dental implants she had fitted on the show are the cause.
She told The Sun: “I’m suing the makers of ‘Celebrity Botched Up Bodies’ for £750,000 to cover lost earnings.
I’ve had sleepless nights and crying about the state my teeth are in.
“Sometimes you want to go out for dinner and have a great big bit of steak but I can’t do that – I’ll probably bite in to it and [the implant] will be stuck in the meat.”
Meanwhile, the 43-year-old actress revealed three months ago that she had to have all of her gnashers removed after contracting the illness.
She said at the time: “I’ve been in hospital. I’ve had to have all my teeth removed for a blood and bone infection, through no fault of my own. I’m not on drugs and I’m not pregnant … I’m just very poorly with a blood infection.”
Septicaemia is a type of blood poisoning, which is caused by bacteria, and can prove fatal if left untreated.
Urgent medical care at hospital is required to stop the infection progressing into sepsis, which occurs when the body’s immune system goes into overdrive and can reduce the blood supply to vital organs such as the brain and heart.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’ bosses have built a secret sex cave for contestants.
Producers of the ITV show have added a cave next to the jungle shower and reportedly hope that the celebrities will be tempted to get frisky and spice up the show.
Producer Oli Nash told the Daily Mirror: “Next door to the shower is a secret cave which will be hidden behind a locked door. It will be used a number of times throughout the series for our celebrities.
“Inside it is just a plain cave with a bench but we will be using it throughout the series for various events. The floors a bit hard – but it can be used for romance.”
A source added: “The celebrities won’t know it is there and some of them will be sent into the cave when they least expect it. Some of them may be put together and others may have to do trials on their own. It is going to make for brilliant TV.”
The only single celebrities in the jungle this year are Carol Vorderman, 55, and Joel Dommett, 30, and he recently admitted he loves older women.
He said: “When I was 22 I dated a 34 year old. It was very exciting. I think it’s just nice because older ladies they’re sorted. They’ve sorted their life.
“But dating anyone that’s older than you it means it’s just nice cause they’ve got their s**t together and it’s taken them a while and they know what they want.
“And it’s lovely.”
Meanwhile, before they entered the jungle, celebrities were sorted into teams by “walking the plank” 32 storeys high.
A tweet from contestant Jordan Banjo said: “The bad news was that he had to walk a plank 32 storeys up in the air!! The good news is Jords got his team!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘X Factor’s Honey G previously battled drug addiction.
The 35-year-old rapper says she became addicted to narcotics after being kidnapped and sexually assaulted when she was at university.
She told The Sun: “I have struggled with addiction. I have nothing to hide. I did do some class A drugs like cocaine and I did pills.
“The thing about me is there is actually a story behind me and my life. It’s not like, ‘Hi I’ve just turned up on X Factor’.
“I’ve been a musician my entire life and I’ve been through real experiences. I’m totally real, hardcore and I have experienced things that are real.
“I do not do Class A drugs any more. A pill, a bit of coke, I would not touch that nowadays. I was still doing a bit of coke but I don’t touch it now.”
After Honey G’s confession, ‘X Factor’ bosses questioned her about her drug use and issued a statement.
Spokesman Rick Behari said: “We’ve spoken to Honey and she’s assured us she has not taken drugs while being on the show.”
Meanwhile, Honey G – whose real name is Anna Gilford – recently slammed Little Mix star Jesy Nelson after she recently claimed the rapper is an actress and her inclusion on the show is all an act.
Honey fumed: “I mean literally that’s one of the most ridiculous things that I’ve ever heard.
“It’s annoying and obviously it’s quite insulting to be called an actress.
“I’ve been a musician the whole of my life.
“I’ve got a musical background, I’ve got a degree from one of the best universities for music production.
“I’ve been rapping and producing for about 15 years. I’m also involved closely with BBC Radio 1Xtra which is the UK’s biggest black music radio station.
“So yeah, she needs her head checked because she doesn’t really know what she’s chatting about.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Robert Vaughn has died at the age of 83.
The ‘Man From U.N.C.L.E’ star passed away “surrounded by his family” in New York after a short battle with acute leukaemia.
His manager Matthew Sullivan told Deadline: “Mr. Vaughn passed away with his family around him.”
And Matthew added to BBC News: “He was a great human being. I enjoyed every day of working with him.”
The beloved actor was best known for his role as Napoleon Solo in the NBC television series ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E’ and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his part in 1959’s ‘Young Philadelphians’.
Robert was given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1998 and requested it was put at the end near where he lived with his mother when they first moved to the big city.
It was his starring role in BBC’s ‘Hustle’ that added to his fame in the United Kingdom, with the British public falling in love with his charming character Albert Stroller. Robert also made an extended appearance in ‘Coronation Street’ in 2012, where he played Milton Fanshaw, a love interest of Roy’s mother Sylvia for a dozen episodes.
Since news of his death surfaced, celebrities including Stephen Fry have taken to Twitter to pay their respects to the well-loved actor.
Stephen wrote: “Oh no. Robert Vaughn, such a fine actor, one of the best Columbo villains (no higher praise than that) & an utterly charming man, has died. (sic)”
Whilst Sir Roger Moore shared: “Sorry to hear the news about Robert Vaughn.”
Actress Lorelei King shared on the social media site: “RIP #RobertVaughn. Loved you in The Man From Uncle, but seeing you in #corrie was such a treat. (sic)”
Robert is survived by his wife Linda Staab and their children Caitlin and Cassidy.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Honey G will perform the ‘Stayin’ Alive’ as part of disco week on ‘The X Factor’.
In a week which has seen the rapper ‘killed off’ in hoax rumours she has chosen to cover the Bee Gees classic hit from the 1977 movie ‘Saturday Night Fever’ – which starred John Travolta as dancefloor lothario Tony Manero – in what can be interpreted as an ironic nod to the reports.
Honey G announced her song in a video message posted on her Twitter account and urged her fans to vote for her again this weekend and keep on track to win Simon Cowell’s talent show.
She said: “Yo, yo, yo this is Honey G. I’ve just come out of my vocal coaching … This weekend I’m going to be performing ‘Stayin’ Alive’ by the Bee Gees so make sure you get ready to vote for Honey G to win ‘The X Factor’.”
Elsewhere, Saara Aalto will take on Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer’s ‘No More Tears (Enough is Enough)’ in a bid to avoid being in the bottom two again.
Emily Middlemas is to sing Rose Royce’s ‘Wishing on a Star’, whilst her boyfriend Ryan Lawrie will put his spin on Wild Cherry’s ‘Play that Funky Music’.
Sam Lavery once again takes on a karaoke favourite by picking Gloria Gaynor’s ‘I Will Survive’, and Matt Terry is lending his dulcet tones to girl group The Emotions’ ‘Best of My Love’ – which was written by Earth, Wind & Fire’s Maurice White and Al McKay and was a 1977 hit.
And Earth, Wind & Fire and The Emotions will feature on disco week for a second time when boy band 5 After Midnight – Kieran Alleyne, Jordan Lee and Nathan Lewis – cover their 1979 monster hit ‘Boogie Wonderland’.
However, the trio have endured a tough week as Kieran has been sick and had to have Wednesday (09.11.16) off from rehearsals for bed rest.
A tweet posted on the official 5 After Midnight Twitter account read: “Feel so sick today!! – Kieran.”
‘The X Factor’ airs on Saturday night (12.11.16) at 8pm on ITV.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Emmerdale’ bosses have been forced to make last-minute changes to the script after the set was hit by a snow blizzard.
Filming for the long-running soap, which is shot in Leeds, has been thrown into chaos this week after temperatures plummeted and the village was covered with a blanket of white flakes.
Steve Halliwell – who plays Zak Dingle in the ITV show – told the Radio Times Online: “There was meant to be snow starting in the end scene in a depressing way, but we’ve just shot the first scene of the Christmas episode and it’s already covered in snow. We’ve had to adapt it so that there was already snow. We had bought a lot of artificial snow to use this afternoon!”
However, the flurry of winter weather also wreaked havoc for the cast, as Gemma Atkinson – who plays Carly Hope – struggled to get to Yorkshire from Manchester due to the bad conditions.
Taking to her Instagram account earlier this week, the 31-year-old beauty uploaded a photograph of the picturesque set.
She wrote: “@emmerdale Village looking lovely today. A nightmare to get to from Manchester this morning mind you scenery looks like a Christmas card cover (sic).”
Despite the disruption, bosses have assured fans filming for the show will still go ahead – even if they have to rejig episodes.
Christmas in the Dales is expected to be as explosive as ever and bosses have teased the Dingles will be centre of the action.
A source said recently: “It’s fair to say that it won’t be a happy Christmas for a lot of the villagers.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ore Oduba has been practising his dance moves in the shower.
The sports presenter is determined to do all he can to lift the ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ glitterball trophy next month so, as well as the eight hours a day he spends rehearsing in the studio, he’s taken up twirling around while he has his daily wash.
He told the Daily Star newspaper: “The place I really dance like no-one’s watching is in the shower. There’s music going on in my head and I’m twirling around and trying out my moves. Make what you will of the image that’s conjured up.”
And it’s not just his dance moves that have improved over the past two months, as his waistline is also shaping up.
The 29-year-old hunk has managed to lose 11lbs over the past six weeks but doesn’t understand how as, in between rehearsals, he’s been gorging on calorific treats.
He said recently: “A lot of people mentioned weight loss before I started doing it, so I started eating early in anticipation of the dancing. So I put on a little extra. I’ve lost nearly a stone in the time since I got back from the Olympics [in Rio in August] – from just being active, and dancing. Practising for jive week, it just fell off. It was the most we’d sweated and the most we worked.
“(But one day I got through) three bags of Haribo [sweets], two bacon and egg sandwiches, a chicken and bacon sandwich and an entire Thai meal for one.”
And it seems Ore’s bad habits are rubbing off on his professional partner Joanne Clifton because she’s also been demolishing high-carb grub.
The blonde star – who is a former world ballroom champion – explained: “When I used to complete I was on a strict sports diet, but when you’re training for eight hours a day you burn it off anyway.”
However, her parents – former world champions Keith and Judy Clifton – aren’t impressed with her diet and gave her a telling off after she admitted live on air on the show’s spin-off ‘It Takes Two’ that she regularly munches on sausage and mash.
She said: “I got told off by my parents. One of the questions was: ‘What do you eat before a performance?’ As a professional athlete, I should be saying: ‘I don’t eat much, a little bit of pasta.’ But I said: ‘Sausage and mash.’ ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Richard Hammond and James May took “nine minutes” to quit ‘Top Gear’ after Jeremy Clarkson’s departure.
The 56-year-old former ‘Top Gear’ host – who quit the popular BBC series last year after reportedly verbally attacking a producer – has admitted his colleagues decided they would follow suit and leave the programme moments after Jeremy confirmed he would no longer co-present the show with them.
Speaking on ‘The Jonathan Ross Show’, which will air on Saturday (12.11.16) on ITV, the television personality said: “There were nine minutes from me leaving the BBC, to Richard and James saying ‘Actually we’ll come with you.’ And they were the happiest nine minutes of my life.
“Honestly, there was never a question of [them staying at the BBC], everybody left, producers, everybody just walked out the door and then we had to get going and that’s quite complicated.”
And Jeremy – who helmed ‘Top Gear’ for 13 years since the motoring show first aired in 2002 – has revealed he only watched the “first two” episodes of the revamped series with Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc and has hinted he thinks the programme is “different” to how it used to be, although he has to accept his “baby” will change.
He explained: “This is the most political answer I’m ever going to give in my life, it’s not for me to comment on the efforts of other people in the same sphere … They were doing their thing and I watched the first two and thought ‘OK they’re doing that, we’ll carry on doing what we’re doing’. I saw the first two because then we went away, but they were doing what they were doing and now they’re going to do it again, doing it probably differently. There must be a thousand cookery shows, there’s a thousand gardening shows.
“‘Top Gear’ was very much my baby but now we have another one, it’s grown up, it’s become adolescent.”
Meanwhile Jeremy has admitted it was “incredibly difficult” to come up with a title for the new television series ‘The Grand Tour’, which he co-presents with Richard and James.
He said: “Names were incredibly difficult because every single combination of letters and numbers you can think of is already registered somewhere in the world by somebody.
“Everyone has conspiracy theories about it but no it was a pure accident. No it wasn’t.”

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