GARY Barlow's X Factor hopefuls had to get past his MUM to make it to the live finals of the singing show.
The Take That star flew Marjorie, 66, to Los Angeles to film the judge's house stage this week.
She joined his guest judge Robbie Williams to watch the eight boys' performances and give her verdict.
Judge Gary, 40, told The Sun: "She is in my ear about who she wants. She has been to a few of the audition days and watched the audition tapes."
Gary admitted that, despite his Take That success, his X Factor-mad mum only thought he had "made it" when he got the
judging job.
But she was shocked when he was sometimes booed.
He revealed: "I said to her, 'I have been cheered for 20 years, it is time to be booed'."
domingo, 11 de septiembre de 2011
Ma of all judges for Gary
domingo, 28 de agosto de 2011
"You, Mark Owen in the middle"
Ayer el jurado de The X Factor juzgó las actuaciones de las boybands y Gary quedó bastante contento con el grupo The Keys.
The X Factor 2011: Audiciones de esta semana
Estas son las audiciones de esta semana, donde podéis ver a Gary realmente sorprendido por alguna de las actuaciones.
Watch The X Factor ONLINE
Cada sábado a las 20h (uk time) es decir, a las 21h en España, puedes ver The XFactor en ITV1.
Louis Walsh: Gary Barlow needs to be "more fun" on The X Factor
Louis Walsh has hit out at Gary Barlow, saying he needs to be more fun on The X Factor! Speaking to the Daily Star Sunday today, Louis explained how the Take That star was too serious about his acts, and needed to understand the show has to have some ‘wackos’. The Irish music mogul explained: “Gary doesn’t get the novelty value of certain acts and just cares about the singing. He’s a serious singer-songwriter and sees it from a musician’s perspective.” “He needs to understand that it’s a TV show and you do need big personalities.” With Louis responsible for the likes of Jedward and Wagner, we’re not sure we like his idea of big personalities. Louis added: “If they’re just good singers and no fun it’s boring. Simon likes crazy, eccentric acts and we need that on the show.” Meanwhile Louis admitted to missing Simon Cowell, because he made the show more fun. He said: “The panel is less fun and more business now. They’re all so keen and it’s lost the fun since Simon left. “Sometimes we worked from 9am to 2.30am. We work so hard we barely even get time to talk. It’s tough. “We don’t need Simon but I do miss him,” he added.
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