Can't Hurry Love - The Supremes (Stephanie Nala Acoustic Cover)

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Published on 9 Nov 2014

Hey everyone! Here's a cover I've done of 'Can't hurry love'. I love The Supremes. If you have any covers you'd like me to do leave a comment! Thanks for all your support it means the absolute world x

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Louis Walsh loses TWO acts as Blonde Electra and Overload Generation are sent home on The X Factor's first elimination night

Double blow: Louis Walsh loses TWO acts as Blonde Electra and Overload Generation are sent home on The X Factor's first elimination night

By RYAN SMITH FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 21:33, 12 October 2014 | UPDATED: 22:32, 12 October 2014

It appears that Louis Walsh's dream of finally having a winning act on The X Factor may be slipping through his fingers once again.

The Irishman saw two of his acts - Blonde Electra and Overload Generation - leave the ITV show, after a tough first elimination night on Sunday.

Sister act Blonde Electra were the first act to learn that they were departing the show, as it was announced by host Dermot O'Leary that they'd received the least votes.

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Sister act: Blonde Electra were the first act to be eliminated from The X Factor on Sunday night

Going home: Overload Generation also saw their luck run out, as they became the second act sent home

X Factor's maddest finalists?! Newly named Blonde Electra

Looking disappointed, Jazzy and Ruby hugged the members of Overload Generation before heading centre-stage to speak with Dermot, who repeatedly told them he was 'so sorry' about their elimination.

'It's OK. We're still going to keep doing it,' said the sisters. 'We're going to keep trying... We just wanna thank everybody for giving us this opportunity. We've had the bext time ever.'

As they exited the stage, it was left for Overload Generation and Stephanie Nala to battle it out in a sing-off.

Persevere: The sisters vowed to continue pursuing a music career as they spoke with host Dermot O'Leary

Disappointed: Louis Walsh ended up losing two acts in one night on the show's first elimination

Tense: Overload Generation and Stephanie Nala battled it out in a sing-off after learning of their low votes

Boys brigade: Overload Generation performed Christina Perri's A Thousand Years in the sing-off

Are Overload coming back as a wildcard? See their bootcamp song

Overload Generation went first, performing Christina Perri's A Thousand Years, followed by Cheryl Fernandez-Versini's performer Stephanie Nala, who nervously sang her way through Brandy's Have You Ever?.

After their performances, Simon Cowell said: 'Neither of you had a good night last night. Boys.. that performance was shockingly bad.

'Stephanie you were good at the beginning and then kind of went off-key at the end. I cannot support an act i have no belief in at all, so I'm going to send Home Overload.'

In it to win it: Stephanie Nala nervously sang her way through Brandy's Have You Ever?

Second chance: Stephanie was visibly shocked as she learned she'd been saved by the public vote

Emotional overload: Stephanie gave the boys a warm hug as she bid them farewell

Keep calm and carry on: A disappointed Louis Walsh urged the group to continue as he bid them farewell

Stephanie Nala battles jitters for first live performance on X...

With Cheryl opting to send Overload home, and Mel B opting to boot out Stephanie, it was down to Louis to make the deciding vote, predictably choosing to save his act.

His decision sent the competition into deadlock, which meant that the public vote came into play after the judges failed to reach a majority verdict.

As the group made their exit, they told the cheering audience: 'Obviously, we're gutted. But we just want to say thank you so much for all the support.'

Added a visibly upset Louis: 'I want them to stay together and become a big band.'

Stunned: Chloe-Jasmine Whichello appeared shocked to learn that she was one of the acts safe this week

Adored: After winning praise from the judges the night before, Fleur East also scored big votes from the public

South London's finest: Ben Haenow couldn't contain his excitement as he learned he was saved by the vote

Clean sweep: All of Simon Cowell's acts made it through to next week's round of the competition

Spicy salvation: Mel B also saw all of her acts successfully skip the elimination round

Cheryl Fernandez-Versini's act, Stephanie Nala, made it through after it was revealed she'd won on votes

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The X Factor contestants get treated to a glamorous A-list makeover... as they gear up for their first live show

It's nearly show time! The X Factor contestants get treated to a glamorous A-list makeover... as they gear up for their first live show 

By SHARNAZ SHAHID FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 16:37, 10 October 2014 | UPDATED: 18:26, 10 October 2014

They are set to perform their first live show on The X Factor on Saturday night.

But before the competition really kicks off, the 12 finalists have all been given a taste on what it’s like to have a glamorous A-list makeover.

One of the most drastic changes include over 25 hopeful Ben Haenow, who traded his rugged good looks for a handsome clean cut shave, while his hair was coiffed into a stylish quiff.

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It's nearly time: Before the competition kicks off, the 12 finalists have all been given a taste on what it’s like to have a glamorous A-list makeover with their latest photoshoot

Chloe Jasmine was given a royal makeover as she posed with a cute little bejewelled tiara on her head, while Stephanie Nala looked stunning as ever with glossy darker tresses.

With the live shows only round the corner, the contestants have all moved in a £2.8million mansion with a gym and pool in the North London suburb of Enfield.

Edgy: Ben Haenow traded his rugged good looks for a clean cut shave

Pose for cameras: Ex-navy officer Jay James kept his stubble but coiffed his hair into a stylish quiff

Will they be successful? Jay James, Fleur East and Ben Haenow secured a place in the live shows thanks to mentor Simon Cowell

The 6,400sq ft mansion is furnished in French antique style with lots of cream carpets throughout and huge beds.

It was recently revealed that X Factor rejects Overload were seen leaving the X Factor house, suggesting they are set to the be the Groups Wildcard entry.

MailOnline was told that they witnessed four out of the five members jumping into a car and leaving the contestants' compound on Tuesday night.

Like a princess: Chloe Jasmin, 24, was given a royal makeover, she was given a bejeweled tiara for the photoshoot

Classy! Former Britain's Got Talent star Stephanie Nala put her legs on display in a tangerine coloured dress, while her glossy locks appeared darker

Cute: Lauren Platt, who hails from Essex, impressed Cheryl Fernandez-Versini with her rendition of Beneath Your Beautiful at the judge's houses

'They drove down the road and parked up down a side road near Cockfosters station,' the source said. 'Then four boys got out to have a smoke. We recognised them as the group Overload from X Factor so we drove past and wished them luck in the show.

'They said "thank you" and then one member quickly said "oh but we were kicked out at bootcamp".'

Meanwhile, Simon Cowell has reportedly given his acts Jay James, Fleur East and 29-year-old Ben a stern warning about what he expects when it comes to live shows.

Young and sassy: Only The Young impressed Louis Walsh and guest mentor Tulisa Constavlos with their cover of Ghost by Ella Henderson

Teen heartthrobs? New Boy Band - who are yet to decide their official new name - were put together during the Boot Camp stage by the judges

Winning potential? The young boys impressed their mentor with their rendition of Justin Timberlake's Mirror

Fun and flirty: Blonde Electra ditched their colourful streaks for a bold platinum blonde coverage

X Factor's maddest finalists?! Newly named Blonde Electra

According to The Sun TV Biz, the music mogul told his three to not be 'puppets' – by saying:'If you choose the wrong song, you're out.'

'If you are real and truthful, you shouldn't be afraid of that,' he continued, before adding: 'Artists who got it right were One Direction and Olly Murs — they showed exactly who they were.' 

The X Factor live shows begin Saturday 11th October on ITV1.

He's back! Although rejected X Factor hopeful Paul Akister failed to impress Louis last year, he managed convince Mel B to be one of her three final boys this time round

Star in the making: Jake Quickenden, who was previously booted off the X Factor, impressed Mel B with his vocal chords

Italian crooner: Andrea Faustini won lots of praise from audiences at Boot Camp with I Didn't Know My Own Strength

Are Overload coming back as a wildcard? See their bootcamp song

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X Factor fights back in the Strictly Come Dancing ratings battle as 8.81 million tune in to see nail-biting Judges' Houses episode

By MAILONLINE REPORTER

PUBLISHED: 16:29, 6 October 2014 | UPDATED: 18:15, 6 October 2014

It's the nail-biting moment during which The X Factor wannabes found out who made it through to the live finals.

And the mounting tension and heart-stopping scenes helped the show fight back against Strictly Come Dancing to put the rivals on almost level pegging on Sunday night.

So far this year, BBC1's Strictly has been way ahead of the ITV singing contest when they have been screened on the same night.

They've got The X Factor: 8.81 million viewers tuned in to see Cheryl Fernandez-Versini put through Chloe-Jasmine Whichello, Lauren Platt and Stephanie Nala to the X Factor live finals

Bowing out: Meanwhile, 8.84 million fans tuned in to see Gregg Wallace become the first contestant to be voted off Strictly Come Dancing 

But X Factor fought back on Sunday as the final 12 who go through to the live stages were revealed as the Judges' Houses section of the show drew to a close.Strictly was ahead by the narrowest of margins with 8.84 million, while ITV's programme drew 8.81 million, which included viewers of its catch-up +1 channel. 

The X Factor was up 400,000 on the 8.4 million who tuned in for the equivalent episode last year and Strictly was also up for its first results show by 600,000 on 2013, when it was actually slightly behind in the ratings battle.

Here come the boys! Andrea Faustini, Paul Akister and Jake Quickenden represent the boys category, after being chosen by Melanie Brown

Over and out: Simon Cowell is in charge of Jay James, Fleur East and Ben Haenow in the Overs category

On Saturday night, Strictly - which saw MasterChef judge Gregg Wallace become the first to leave the show - had a commanding lead with an average audience of 8.8 million, to X Factor's 7.2 million. 

During this weekend's X Factor, viewers saw sister duo Blonde Electric mysteriously change their name to Blonde Electra as they made it through to the final 12.

Along with quartet Only The Young and a yet-to-be-named eight-piece boy band, they will be mentored by Louis Walsh.

Team spirit: Blonde Electra, Only The Young and a yet-to-be-named eight-piece boy band will be mentored by Louis Walsh

Cheryl Fernandez-Versini chose to take through Lauren Platt, Chloe Jasmine and Stephanie Nala - who previously appeared with The Luminites in Britain's Got Talent - for her girls category.

Andrea Faustini, Paul Akister and Jake Quickenden represent the boys category, after being chosen by Melanie Brown, while Simon Cowell is in charge of Ben Haenow, Fleur East and Jay James in the Overs category.

Bookmaker William Hill has installed Italian Faustini as favourite to triumph in the contest at 2/1, with the unnamed boy band next at 5/1.

Hill's spokesman Rupert Adams said: 'Andrea is the stand-out act so far and will be very hard to beat.'

Waltzing off into the sunset: MasterChef star Gregg embraced his professional partner Aliona Vilani as they said goodbye to their stint on the show

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X Factor's Chloe-Jasmine, Stephanie Nala and others start rehearsing

Already thinks she's a diva! X Factor's Chloe-Jasmine dons oversized sunglasses despite cloudy weather... as Little Mix's Jesy Nelson gives advice to contestants

By NOLA OJOMU FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 15:04, 6 October 2014 | UPDATED: 16:48, 6 October 2014

She is one of the most talked about contestants in this year’s series of The X Factor.

And it seems the fame may already be going to Chloe-Jasmine Whichello’s head as she put on a diva style display on Monday morning.

The 23-year-old looked like she loved the limelight as she joined her fellow contestants for their first studio rehearsals in London.

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Natural poser: Fame may already be going to X Factor contestant Chloe-Jasmine Whichello’s head as she put on a diva style display on Monday morning

Braving the chilly temperatures in a metallic dress, the singer covered up in a tweed jacket and flashed her smile for the cameras which she sat in the waiting car.

The contestants were sure to be feeling first day nerves and so it must have been great comfort to see Jesy Nelson arrive with some words of advice for the group.

The Little Mix star – who won the show in 2011 with her group – was on hand to talk the hopefuls through the process and share her tips for coping with the pressures of the live shows.

Burn hitmaker Ellie Goulding was also seen making her way over to the studio to talk to the contestants. 

Happy girl: The 23-year-old looked like she loved the limelight as she joined her fellow contestants for their first studio rehearsals in London

Words of wisdom: The contestants were sure to be feeling first day nerves and so it must have been great comfort to see Little Mix's Jesy Nelson arrive with some words of advice for the group

She's got the fire: Burn hitmaker Ellie Goulding was also seen making her way over to the studio to talk to the contestants

While most contestants jumped for joy at hearing they’d made it through to The X Factor live shows over the weekend, posh Chloe Jasmine seemed to have a bone to pick with Cheryl Versini-Fernandez over picking her.

'Oh my gosh... Why?' the confused 24-year-old asked after finding out she was one of the star’s final three.

An even more confused Cheryl then replied: 'Because you're wonderful!'

Raring to go: Croydon van driver Ben Haenow looked eager to get going with the studio rehearsals

Early start: Jay James seemed to be adjusting to the new found fame as he made his way into the rehearsal studio

Picture perfect: Only The Young have already manage to perfect their group pose
For her audition the day before, Chloe had performed a soulful rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow in front of the star and her pal Tinie TempahDespite her success, Chloe hasn't been very confident in the possibility of becoming a star.

'I've never thought I was good enough,' she admitted. 'Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think Cheryl would have considered me. I'm so surprised.

Posh X-Factor wannabe Chloe-Jasmine wows the judges

Happy chap: Jake Quickenden, 26, couldn't keep the smile of his face as he made his way into the waiting car

'I think I struggle a lot with nerves and confidence because I have this horrible fear at the back of my mind, telling me that something is going to go wrong.

'But I'm starting to realise now that I need to get over that and live my life.'

Future stars: James Graham from the 8-piece boyband seemed calm and relaxed as they began their day

Cool dudes: Tom Mann and Chris Leonard are also members of the super group

Feeling the nerves? Paul Akister looked a tad troubled as he made his way out of the contestants home

Chloe-Jasmine was on Naomi Campbell's show The Face (related)

Comfort first: Stephaie Nala was seen making her way through the photographers in a pretty pair of slippers

Keeping warm: The hoepful wore floral trousers as she covered her head with a black shawl

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