Britain’s Got Talent: the dancing dogs can’t compete with the backstage backstabbing
There certainly was some talent onstage (mainly Korean), but all eyes were on Amanda Holden following her public spat with Sharon Osbourne
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There certainly was some talent onstage (mainly Korean), but all eyes were on Amanda Holden following her public spat with Sharon Osbourne
Star quality and smooth production values ensured new channel was spared the launch day woes suffered by rival GB News
In the end, you had to love the show’s free-form approach to eye-shadow and Cheryl’s ability to make haute couture “relatable”
The new Caroline Flack documentary showed abuse towards the presenter began on The X Factor – notorious for its treatment of women talent