Gigwise — Lands job on panel... more info

NME — Kelly Rowland in talks to replace Cheryl Cole on UK judging panel, according to one red top more info

MTV.co.uk News — Gary Barlow will take Simon Cowell’s place on The X Factor, according to reports. The Take That star’s deal was finalised on Friday, a source told The Sun. “Gary is a... more info

Guardian Music — X Factor mogul worth £200m joins Andrew Lloyd Webber and Sir Paul McCartney in top 10 of Sunday Times music rich listSimon Cowell has soared into the top 10 of the annual Sunday Times music rich list for the first time, with an estimated fortune of ... more info

The Independent — Gary Barlow says there is "too much" talent in Take That now Robbie Williams has rejoined the band. more info

ContactMusic — Gary Barlow says there is "too much" talent in Take That now Robbie Williams has rejoined the band. The 'Angels' singer was reunited with his former bandmates last year - 15 years after quitting the group at the height of their fame - and Gary... more info

ContactMusic — Gary Barlow admits he's struggling to get used to having Robbie Williams back in Take That - because each member had carved out an individual role before his much-hyped return. The band reunited with the Angels hitmaker last year (10) for the firs... more info

ContactMusic — Gary Barlow didn't sing in public for seven years following the failure of his solo career. Although the singer/songwriter was initially successful as a solo artist when Take That split in 1996 with his album 'Open Road' reaching number one in... more info

ContactMusic — Gary Barlow was so devastated by his flop solo career after Take That's split in 1996, he refused to sing in public for seven years. The star launched his own career after the group disbanded, and his debut album Open Road topped the charts in the... more info

Unreality Music — Gary Barlow didn’t sing in public for seven years following the failure of his solo career. Although the singer/songwriter was initially successful as a solo artist when Take That split in 1996 with his album ‘Open Road’ reaching number one in ... more info