MOG presents: The next Simon Cowell? It could happen.
Not that we really need to explain, but we’re a news organization, so here we go. When it comes to verbal thrashings, we are dealing with a master. Love has called out
After that Ragnarok of a performance she endured on Grammy night -- standing on the same stage with a painfully off-tune and outmatched
A pioneer in the field of obnoxiousness, Lee enjoys messing with his fans in creative ways. In one memorable incident, he stepped off a red carpet after a high-profile, camera-choked
What, too soon? (Vittorio Zunino Celotto / Getty Images)
Really, really wants people to look at her. Makes sure people want to look at her. And then orders everyone not to. An employee at a photo studio once told me of a typical Aguilera incident. The singer was expected to visit the studio on some mega-pop-star business. Before she arrived, an order was circulated around the studio that no one was to look out of the windows as Aguilera’s car pulled up. We like that sort of affinity for mental torture in our “AI” judges. (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)
Not particularly mean people. But, given their propensity for saying everything theyre thinking and/or spilling every detail of their sexual encounters, would certainly make for good interviews after each weekly show. (Evan Agostini / Associated Press, left; Jason Szenes / EPA, right)
