English Singer Amy Winehouse cancels part of European tour

English singer-songwriter Amy Jade Winehouse cancelled part of her European tour on Sunday, a day after the British singer was heavily booed for being late and displaying erratic behaviour on stage during a concert in Serbia.The concert late on Saturday in the Serbian capital of Belgrade kicked off what was to be a 12-date tour of Europe. But Winehouse decided to cancel appearances in Istanbul yesterday and in Athens tomorrow, according to a statement.Her representatives said it would be "worked out as soon as possible" whether she would attend the rest of her European tour. The next scheduled concert date after Athens is on July 8 in Bilbao, Spain. The tour was to end in Bucharest, Romania, on August 15.Winehouse would like to say sorry to fans expecting to see her in Turkey and Greece, but "feels that this is the right thing to do", the statement said.

English Singer Amy Winehouse cancels part of European tour

English singer-songwriter Amy Jade Winehouse cancelled part of her European tour on Sunday, a day after the British singer was heavily booed for being late and displaying erratic behaviour on stage during a concert in Serbia.The concert late on Saturday in the Serbian capital of Belgrade kicked off what was to be a 12-date tour of Europe. But Winehouse decided to cancel appearances in Istanbul yesterday and in Athens tomorrow, according to a statement.Her representatives said it would be "worked out as soon as possible" whether she would attend the rest of her European tour. The next scheduled concert date after Athens is on July 8 in Bilbao, Spain. The tour was to end in Bucharest, Romania, on August 15.Winehouse would like to say sorry to fans expecting to see her in Turkey and Greece, but "feels that this is the right thing to do", the statement said.

English Song Writer, Dancer, Model Cheryl Cole

US television battle of the English singer, songwriter, dancer, and model star Cheryl Cole is out of Fox's The X Factor and Nicole Scherzinger will replace her as judge on the Fox singing contest. After a swirl of rumors that Cole would be dropped, Fox and X Factor producers confirmed the switch Monday that moves Scherzinger from co-host to judge of the show created by Simon Cowell. Previously announced co-host Steve Jones, a popular British TV personality, will be the sole host when the show debuts this fall, Fox and X Factor producers FremantleMedia North America and Syco Television said Monday. Their brief joint statement offered no details. Reports had circulated that Cole lacked chemistry with the other panelists, including former American Idol judge Paula Abdul, and appeared uncomfortable in the US format that has been taping early episodes. Other judges include Cowell and Antonio "L.A." Reid. Cole was a judge on the original British X Factor and Cowell reportedly had tried to keep her on the US version. It's unknown if Cole, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment, will remain with the top-rated UK show. Scherzinger, last year's "Dancing With the Stars" champ, is a former member of the pop group Pussycat Dolls and has appeared on the British The X Factor, while Cole found fame with the pop group Girls Aloud. However the The X Factor fares on Fox, it's already provided a bounty of gripping off-screen drama with Cole's exit and Abdul's announcement as judge last month following protracted will-she-or-won't-she speculation. Fox is counting on the new series to extend to the fall the ratings domination provided by American Idol, which airs from January to May. For Cowell, The X Factor is a chance to add to his US portfolio that includes the summer series America's Got Talent, airing on NBC and produced by his Syco Television and FremantleMedia North America.

English Song Writer, Dancer, Model Cheryl Cole

US television battle of the English singer, songwriter, dancer, and model star Cheryl Cole is out of Fox's The X Factor and Nicole Scherzinger will replace her as judge on the Fox singing contest. After a swirl of rumors that Cole would be dropped, Fox and X Factor producers confirmed the switch Monday that moves Scherzinger from co-host to judge of the show created by Simon Cowell. Previously announced co-host Steve Jones, a popular British TV personality, will be the sole host when the show debuts this fall, Fox and X Factor producers FremantleMedia North America and Syco Television said Monday. Their brief joint statement offered no details. Reports had circulated that Cole lacked chemistry with the other panelists, including former American Idol judge Paula Abdul, and appeared uncomfortable in the US format that has been taping early episodes. Other judges include Cowell and Antonio "L.A." Reid. Cole was a judge on the original British X Factor and Cowell reportedly had tried to keep her on the US version. It's unknown if Cole, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment, will remain with the top-rated UK show. Scherzinger, last year's "Dancing With the Stars" champ, is a former member of the pop group Pussycat Dolls and has appeared on the British The X Factor, while Cole found fame with the pop group Girls Aloud. However the The X Factor fares on Fox, it's already provided a bounty of gripping off-screen drama with Cole's exit and Abdul's announcement as judge last month following protracted will-she-or-won't-she speculation. Fox is counting on the new series to extend to the fall the ratings domination provided by American Idol, which airs from January to May. For Cowell, The X Factor is a chance to add to his US portfolio that includes the summer series America's Got Talent, airing on NBC and produced by his Syco Television and FremantleMedia North America.