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After last week's shocking elimination of Rachel Crow, it's down to the final four. Marcus Canty, Chris Rene, Melania Amaro and Josh Krajcik sang 2 songs, one chosen by viewers and one by their mentors. So who stole the show?

It came down to rapper Brian 'Astro' Bradley and powerhouse Stacey Francis in the bottom two on 'The X-Factor.'  And if that wasn't shocking enough, since both have been fan favorites, Astro received a warning from Simon Cowell about his attitude.  Astro refused to perform saying 'if you gonna put me in the bottom 2, I don't want to perform for people who don't want me here.'  And it was Simon who

The Top 10 channeled their inner rock star, for rock and roll week on The X-Factor. For some it just came natural, for others, especially the one who weren't even born when rock and roll was at it's peak, it took a little work.

It's down to 11 on 'The X-Factor,' as the first act was sent home.  It came down to 2 groups from Paula Abdul's team.  The Stereo Hogzz and InTENsity, the kids the judges put together after auditions, received the least amount of viewer votes.

  The 'X-Factor' contestants' fates now lie in America's hands.  The 4 mentors picked their top 3 during last nights live show, leaving the Top 12 to sing it out for America's vote next week.  LA Reid and his boys were up first followed by Paula Abdul's groups.  Then it was Nicol Scherzinger and the over 30's.  Simon Cowell, of course was last with his girls.  And it looks like they may be the one

'The X-Factor' returned to Fox after being bumped Wednesday night for the rain delayed baseball game.  Each group of 8 contestants went to the judges homes.  Skyelor Anderson, who is being mentored by LA Reid has set big goals for himself.  The 16 year old wants to be the 'youngest black country singer.'

Boot camp is over and 'The X-Factor' judges now have their teams of eight.  Simon Cowell will be mentoring the girls that include Caitlin Koch of Buffalo who blew the judges away with her first audition.  Hopefully she'll go far.  It's always nice to see local talent make it big.

The auditions are over on The X-Factor.  The final round aired last night on FOX.    The show travelled to Newark, New Jersey and the judges found plenty of East Coast attitude.  But they didn't expect to get it from a 14 year old kid.

  The X-Factor went a little country.  Simon Cowell's new reality show continued auditions in Seattle on FOX last night.  And if you've watched American Idol in the past, you know Simon Cowell isn't a big fan of country music.  He did predict Carrie Underwood would sell more albums than any other Idol winner, but Carrie is an expection.  So what did he think of last night's country crooners? Read

The 2 night premiere of 'The X-Factor' on Fox continued and this time a gal from New York stole the show.  Caitlin Koch is a rugby coach and player from Buffalo.  She's only 21 and is beautiful.  Plus she can sing; really well.  Her version of 'Stop In The Name of Love' earned her high praise and 4 yes votes, to sail through to the next round.  Check out her audition

The new Simon Cowell show 'The X-Factor' premiered on FOX.  The singing competition is open to anyone 12 or older.  Solo artists, duos and groups are also allowed.  The winner not only receives 500 million bucks but they also get to appear in a Pepsi commercial during the Super Bowl.  How cool is that! 13 year old Rachel Crow kicked off the show when she auditioned in front of not only the 4 judge

Paula Abdul has signed on as the fourth and final judge of 'The X Factor,' the Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Sources say negotiations went down to the wire, due in part to her deal with CBS to appear on the dance-competition series 'Live to Dance.'