In an attempt to gain more votes, Simon Cowell told viewers that this group saved kittens from a lake this week, risking their lives for that of the helpless animals. Oh, Emblem3, your biceps speak for themselves -- no need for these sob stories!
Tate Stevens won the most votes on ‘X Factor’ last week, but does he have what it takes to be the overall victor? On tonight’s episode of the show (Nov. 14), he performed a passionate and heartfelt rendition of Shania Twain’s ‘From This Moment On,’ leaving behind a lasting impression on the judges.
The female vocal ensemble Fifth Harmony, who were assembled during the audition phase, One Direction-style, are a pack of divas, so on tonight's (Nov. 14) episode of 'X Factor,' which focused on the music of divas, was smack dab in fivesome's wheelhouse. They went big -- since this is a "go big or go home, literally" show -- and performed a layered version of Mariah Carey's 'Hero.' It was a tough song, but the five-piece handled it well.
'X Factor' veteran Arin Ray took on tonight’s challenge by performing ‘Crazy for You’ by Madonna. Britney Spears was an enthusiastic supporter of his song choice. “Your voice will be really, really cool and smooth on that,” she assured him.
Paige Thomas was told her performance last week on 'X Factor' was nothing more than a karaoke version of a song, so Demi Lovato wanted to make sure it didn't happen for a second time.
Simon Cowell made sure to let the world note that his first group to perform, Lyric145, changed their song choice at midnight the night before, and only had a few hours to practice their songs, which would be a mix of a Katy Perry tune and a Queen hit.
Beatrice Miller, with her knit hat and overall edgy look, performed Cyndi Lauper's 'Time After Time' on tonight's (Nov. 14) diva-themed episode of 'X Factor.' She's a diva-in-training, so here was her chance to show off her pipes. How'd she do?
One Direction made a big splash when they performed on 'X Factor' last week, not just on viewers, but also on the judges and talent. No one can stop talking about 1D!
There's a multitude of live results shows airing tonight -- okay, maybe two isn't a multitude, but you get the picture. Both 'X Factor' and 'The Voice' will go head-to-head in a live results battle of epic proportions, probably much to the dismay of Simon Cowell.