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Can you imagine Little Mix without Jade?!

#ThisIsNotTheEndofOneDirection, but the group's performance of "History" felt like the end of a movie.

After months of speculation, the U.S. version of 'X Factor' has officially been canceled.

Flashing back to this episode of X Factor gives us chills. Leading up to Christopher Maloney's X-Factor performance, you would of never seen his incredible performance coming. Christopher had a bad case of stage fright and was shaking as he took the stage.

The audition rounds are over and 'X Factor' is moving full steam ahead with the boot camp phase, where the men will be separated from the boys, the women from the girls, the musical wheat from the chaff. By the end of the week, only 24 contestants will remain out of 120. Only the strong survive.

Boot camp has begun over on 'X Factor,' and because of the presidential debate, the typical two-hour Wednesday installment was crunched down to a simple hour, but at least they were able to bring some drama!

After a montage of awful 'X Factor' auditions - Simon even compared a group to a time when he sat on two cats -- we knew we were in for a good audition with Lauren Jauregui.

Krysten Colon was a girl gone wild on tonight's (Sept. 20) North Carolina audition episode of 'X Factor.' She sang a more obscure Adele song ('Don't You Remember') but Simon Cowell cut her off and told her to come back with something more classic. She returned later, unwisely performing Whitney Houston's 'I Have Nothing.' She butchered it and was dismissed, and ultimately lost her mind, flicking w

Up next on 'X Factor' was 36-year-old single dad Jeffrey Gutt. We first met Gutt outside with his son chatting up another father who brought his young son along with him. Gutt chose to sing Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' during his audition, and man did it tug at our heart strings...

Ally Brooke, 18, knows what she wants. The singer performed an extended play version of Jaci Velasquez's 'On My Knees' on 'X Factor' at tonight's (Sept. 19) Austin, Texas auditions. In her pre-performance interview package, she said she wants the perfume, the clothing line and the superstardom. This proclamation of her future empire was said all before she even sang a note. So how did she do? Read

The 'X Factor' premiere reached an emotional high point tonight when Jillian Jensen sang Jessie J's 'Who You Are'. The 19-year-old from Rochester, Massachusetts delved into her sad backstory of how she was intensely bullied from a young age through high school, dissolving into tears as she talked of bullies tormenting her.

Of all the wannabe hosts who completed screen tests for 'X Factor,' none won over the show's producers like Khloe Kardashian, who is now the favorite to win the hosting job, according to TMZ (via  ScreenCrush).