What’s a tubby English actor doing in a salsa romcom Nick Frost talks about burgeoning fame, avoiding being typecast and why you don’t need to be smokin’ hot to get the girl.
The unusual career of Nick Frost
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Bedingfield misses NZ On Air grant
X Factor judge and multi-platinum selling pop star Daniel Bedingfield has failed for a second time in his bid for taxpayer cash to promote his latest song. Bedingfield had applied for a $6000 grant from the July round of New Zealand On Air’s “Making tracks” funding to produce a video for his song Out Of My Head.
The X Factor’s double whammy
Last night’s The X Factor semi finale was a show full of double whammys.
X Factor: Don’t mind the Gap
There were some fantastic moments on last night’s episode of The X Factor.
X Factor: Minions, Manics and a Gap
There were some fantastic moments on last night’s episode of The X Factor. The minions from Despicable Me 2 had a bit of a sing-song, there were cute kids who had no clue why they were there, and The Manic Street Preachers performed a great song.
Mel Blatt dishes out on fellow judges
Before Melanie Blatt came to New Zealand to take on the job as judge at The X Factor she had never heard of Stan Walker or Ruby Frost, and the only Kiwi band she knew was Crowded House. “I wasn’t sure how Ruby was going to do this
X Factor: Stan is the Incredible Hulk
You won’t like Stan Walker when he’s angry (click on this link, it is gold).
All screaming for all singing Cassie
Is it too early to call Well, based on the reaction of the 300 screaming fans at a meet and greet with the X-Factor judges at Auckland’s Sylvia Park mall tonight the other 10 contestants may as well go home because the public vote is well in the corner of 14-year-old Cassie Henderson. Not even a miserable wet night could stop these fans from coming out to meet their idols and they were even surprised with a guest appearance by four of the remaining 11 contestants including Henderson, Benny Tipene, Anna Wilson and Jackie Thomas.
Bedingfield’s decison draws ire
The X Factor is a popularity contest where the judges are free to make unpopular decisions. It’s a competition where a cute smile and gorgeous dimples go a long way and being the “hated judge” only raises a jury member’s profile.
Bedingfield’s X Factor decison draws ire
The X Factor is a popularity contest where the judges are free to make unpopular decisions.