Why do The Sun & Mail enjoy sucking Cowell's love muscle?
Both papers are reporting Cowell's first words to Eric as being, 'I've waited all my life for you' supplied by 'a source.' Max Clifford couldn't have provided a better quote.
Are these papers forgetting less than 6 months ago Sinitta went into meltdown revealing she and love rat Cowell had decided to abort their child. With the number of women he supposedly bedded over the years and his desire for a child Simon must have wondered if there had been a mutiny below decks by his seamen.
This is a guy who was shagging the wife of his best friend right under the eye of her husband, yet not a squeak of outrage from the Mail or Sun. Recall how the pregnancy become known, Simon's reaction at the time seemed to be one of stunned silence as if couldn't possibly be his. Then we had a glum looking Cowell caught on camera in natural posed shots lovingly caring for the mother of his child.
Ms Silverman was thanked for her help by Tom Bower in writing a book about Cowell. Bower who spent time at sea riding the crest of a wave with Cowell and his entourage, wasn't aware Ms Silverman was rocking Simon's boat, or was he tossed a sardine in the shape of Danni Minogue to keep Cowell's sordid affair under wraps?
All knowing Sinitta says she was barred from speaking to Bower, she didn't know that Simon was going at it with Ms Silverman like a ships rat up a mainsail. Yet, she's seen a trusted source and clutched to Simon's bosom.
X-Factor US fails dismally and cancelled but the red tops play it down instead concentrating on his 'triumphant' return too the UK.
The Sun & Mail bang on about freedom of the press, but when it comes to Cowell they behave like his right hand man masturbating his ego at every opportunity.
Are these papers forgetting less than 6 months ago Sinitta went into meltdown revealing she and love rat Cowell had decided to abort their child. With the number of women he supposedly bedded over the years and his desire for a child Simon must have wondered if there had been a mutiny below decks by his seamen.
This is a guy who was shagging the wife of his best friend right under the eye of her husband, yet not a squeak of outrage from the Mail or Sun. Recall how the pregnancy become known, Simon's reaction at the time seemed to be one of stunned silence as if couldn't possibly be his. Then we had a glum looking Cowell caught on camera in natural posed shots lovingly caring for the mother of his child.
Ms Silverman was thanked for her help by Tom Bower in writing a book about Cowell. Bower who spent time at sea riding the crest of a wave with Cowell and his entourage, wasn't aware Ms Silverman was rocking Simon's boat, or was he tossed a sardine in the shape of Danni Minogue to keep Cowell's sordid affair under wraps?
All knowing Sinitta says she was barred from speaking to Bower, she didn't know that Simon was going at it with Ms Silverman like a ships rat up a mainsail. Yet, she's seen a trusted source and clutched to Simon's bosom.
X-Factor US fails dismally and cancelled but the red tops play it down instead concentrating on his 'triumphant' return too the UK.
The Sun & Mail bang on about freedom of the press, but when it comes to Cowell they behave like his right hand man masturbating his ego at every opportunity.
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Like the Saville scandal I expect the truth about the relationship btw Cowell & the red tops will come out once he's gone.
One things for sure- no ones willing to investigate the links whilst he's still a powerful man..
Yes, mysteriously, dear old Simon has been the only human not to have been dragged across all the front pages like something from a foxhunt after "having an affair" and "splitting a family up". In fact, life's been just peachy for him. Because someone's made damn sure of it.
The wonderful 'free' British press...
(AKA: Most businesses don't do something for nothing.)
PS: this is great.
Love it.
I've stopped reading The Mail, but it's blatantly obvious that they stick relentless glowing articles about celebs whose PR people are onside with them, and write whatever bile they like about those who don't play the game.
Simon Cowell has the most successful PR guy in the business working for him...enough said, really:)
Why wouldn't a non-red top tabloid print an article about his relationship with them (if he has one) while he's alive? If it's true, how could he sue the tabloid who printed it? Of course, they'd have to be able to prove it though.
Some v powerful people are very litigous and can afford the best lawyers.
The truth will come out but not any time soon...
Reading details of £200,000 retainers paid by a newspaper to keep someone on side and avoid matters going to court, sounds like a deal to me.
Considering how the Sun & Mail berate others for covering up Savile, one wonders how far they have gone to protect certain celebs for commercial reasons.
If they truly were a free press they'd print a story at a time of their choosing not wait for the say so of a publicist, such as the very well known publicist who was having an affair with a married woman who was treated in the same many as Cowell appears to be.
There's something very sordid about this group of people, the forcing of the press with photo's of Simon Cowell with a female, lap dancers, references to prostitutes and female porn stars, cameras in place late at night to snap a young girl dressed in just a coat enter his house.
Looking at the broadsheets they tend have the attitude showbiz tittle tattle is beneath them, but many of tabloid editors began on the showbiz pages, where the standard of journalism appears to be regularly corrupted.
Look at Dan Wooton's cosy relationship with Can Associates and stories he wrote about Kerry Katonna, or the year of negative stories about Katie Price by Gemma Wheatley who then moved to CAN.
Even the best lawyers can't make a truth out to be a lie if what's being accused actually happened. If something is proved, this will make it almost impossible for even the best lawyer to get out of.
They don't have to, because thanks to Leveson unless the press have got VERY good proof, from very legitimate sources, they wont publish.
I don't believe Simon has always wanted to be a father, in fact I recall interviews he's done in the past where he's said he thought he was too selfish to have kids. This is all media spin we are reading now. I think the pregnancy was a business arrangement, possibly because the media were beginning to fire of him and he had to do something else to keep his profile high.
I wonder what will happen with Simon's PR if Max Clifford is found guilty of the crimes he's accused of?
Yes, I wonder for how long this little boy will have a full time mother? I can imagine a breakup in which Daddy Cowell will walk away with the baby - the mother being unable to care for him but quite happy to take a massive pay off.
The more sycophantic they get, the more likely they are of scoring interviews with various Cowell manufactured acts.
Yes, I said in another thread that I think she will hand over the baby to him eventually and I think that's been the plan all along. No doubt the poor thing will be raised by nannies, I hope I'm wrong though.
Just like his dad.
To be fair I think Simon did work his way up from the bottom. Yes his dad got him his first job at a record company, but it was only in the mail room I think.
Yeah, obviously they'd have to reveal the proof that went with their accusation.
I hope you're wrong too, but I also have figured all along this is what will happen. Such an unnatural way for a child to be raised.
Bingo.
The Sun's front and centre there. Have their little stall all set out.
"He does a lot for charity"? Well so did Jimmy Savile and look what happened there....
I remember when The Voice began with huge ratings Philip Schofield saying to Holly on TM the following Monday that "Simon won't be happy with you". It was an odd comment to say the least, but ITV have become so over reliant on him and seem to be terribly scared of offending him.
Wondering if a baby will make him more mellow is a perfectly normal thing to say when someone becomes a parent for the first time because it does change you. Nothing at all wrong with what John said IMO.