The fingers have made Simon Cowell and Fox reality chief Mike Darnell.
After the unceremonious dumping by Cheryl Cole as a judge for the U.S. version of X Factor last week, the issue of crime to be a furious game of spin and counter spin.
Some British tabloid reports have suggested Fox reality chief Mike Darnell as having pulled the trigger - supposedly quit X Factor star and producer Simon Cowell was devastated by the decision. But a source with knowledge of the facts, it is obvious that Darnell should not be the one taking the blame.
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"Mike has been a supporter of it since the first day," said the source. "There has been nothing, but I love it. ... Everybody understands that Simon has much to say so in their actions."
Darnell declined to comment on the situation, and apparently did not share in antagonizing Fox Cowell is about to launch what he hopes will be a massive new franchise of his fall. "Can you imagine what an awkward position, this is Mike," the source said. Cowell representative was out for comment.
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There are many hands working on X Factor, which is a co-production of Cowell, Syco TV, Fox and Fremantle in North America. However, Darnell was quoted in reports as a weekend in the Daily Mail, which postulates that the veteran executive of Fox's "man behind the spectacular fall from grace of Cheryl and humiliation throughout the world."
Citing the incident shows more available during the term of Darnell Fox - like Who's Your Daddy? - The article describes Darnell that the person "after the start of the show."
Some counterspin became another British newspaper News of the World, which portrayed as Cole. "Attempts to offend all contact Simon Cowell" In this regard, in particular Cole accuses Cowell - not Darnell - for his expulsion after only four days .
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This version of the story is that Cowell had pressured a reluctant Cole to the American version of the program before turning it on. "I know it was Simon's decision, which is why it is so painful that he did not say," the paper quoted her as telling a friend. "I do not know why nobody told me it had not worked."
Several factors - a strong emphasis Cole, weight and low profile in the U.S. - Were cited as reasons for departure, but neither the star nor his representatives would not comment.
Cowell said Monday that Cole would not return to the UK version of X Factor.
After the unceremonious dumping by Cheryl Cole as a judge for the U.S. version of X Factor last week, the issue of crime to be a furious game of spin and counter spin.
Some British tabloid reports have suggested Fox reality chief Mike Darnell as having pulled the trigger - supposedly quit X Factor star and producer Simon Cowell was devastated by the decision. But a source with knowledge of the facts, it is obvious that Darnell should not be the one taking the blame.
Why Cheryl Cole was kicked off 'X Factor'
"Mike has been a supporter of it since the first day," said the source. "There has been nothing, but I love it. ... Everybody understands that Simon has much to say so in their actions."
Darnell declined to comment on the situation, and apparently did not share in antagonizing Fox Cowell is about to launch what he hopes will be a massive new franchise of his fall. "Can you imagine what an awkward position, this is Mike," the source said. Cowell representative was out for comment.
VIDEO: Judge stripped 'X Factor' Cheryl Cole admits strong emphasis
There are many hands working on X Factor, which is a co-production of Cowell, Syco TV, Fox and Fremantle in North America. However, Darnell was quoted in reports as a weekend in the Daily Mail, which postulates that the veteran executive of Fox's "man behind the spectacular fall from grace of Cheryl and humiliation throughout the world."
Citing the incident shows more available during the term of Darnell Fox - like Who's Your Daddy? - The article describes Darnell that the person "after the start of the show."
Some counterspin became another British newspaper News of the World, which portrayed as Cole. "Attempts to offend all contact Simon Cowell" In this regard, in particular Cole accuses Cowell - not Darnell - for his expulsion after only four days .
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This version of the story is that Cowell had pressured a reluctant Cole to the American version of the program before turning it on. "I know it was Simon's decision, which is why it is so painful that he did not say," the paper quoted her as telling a friend. "I do not know why nobody told me it had not worked."
Several factors - a strong emphasis Cole, weight and low profile in the U.S. - Were cited as reasons for departure, but neither the star nor his representatives would not comment.
Cowell said Monday that Cole would not return to the UK version of X Factor.
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