Simon Cowell blame lawyers for Abdul delay

LOS ANGELES - Simon Cowell blames prosecutors for the deal is that Paula Abdul to serve as a judge on Cowell "X factor" closed at 11th hour Sunday - just as the towers of the judges of the hearings were about to begin.

He even said on a talk about the use of a judge invited, but he ultimately would have called off Sunday hearings if Abdul deal had not closed.

"I would have cancelled today (if deal had never crossed)," Cowell said The Hollywood Reporter on Sunday in the Centre of Gaten of the University of California of the South prior to the hearings of the judges began.

"The problem was that these conversations had lasted long enough." It's not as if I it bloomed on someone. I thought that it is time for everyone to do their work and obtain the agreement. I couldn't have sat in front of you and the said lot (Paula) wanted to make the agreement and us could not. ?

Cowell said it was important for Abdul - who served as a judge alongside Cowell on "american idol Fox" - to be part of "Factor X," which debuted on Fox in September.

"I could just sense that the public would have been disappointed without Paula," Cowell said. "" "". You see how we are; We get really well. ?

One issue, according to sources, was an option that CBS had Abdul based on an agreement to allow it to participate in his short-lived competition show "Live dance". This agreement, according to two sources close to "X factor", contained language that could have prevented Abdul to join the new show.

Cowell said: "it is Paula Abdul." Nothing is never easy, but I'm used to it. ?

Abdul serves as a judge alongside Cowell, Antonio "L.A." Reid and Cheryl Cole.

Pair royal delay honeymoon after lavish marriage (Reuters)

London (Reuters) - following a spectacular Royal marriage which surprised the world, Prince William will return to work as a search and rescue pilot next week before taking his new wife on honeymoon abroad.

The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge, research expenses after the party in the first hours in the wake of Friday wedding, new boarding a helicopter in the gardens of Buckingham Palace on Saturday for a weekend break in a secret location in Britain.

The prince will be to return to work as the search and rescue pilot next week before honeymoon begins at an undisclosed date, the Royal family said in a statement.

"The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge chose not to leave immediately for a honeymoon," he said, using the new qualifications awarded Prince William, 28, and the former Kate Middleton, 29, by Queen Elizabeth.

"Locations with two private their weekend before the Duke returns to work and their future honey Moon, who will be overseas, is not disclosed in advance," he said, ignoring ostensibly feverish speculation as to where the couple will go.

After a relationship of nearly a decade, they were married in London impressive Abbey of Westminster of 13th century Friday as a million of supporters cheering lined streets of the capital.

Worldwide, estimates put global television and online audience - to 2.4 billion people more than one in three of the world if the figure is correct.

Commentators praised the Royal family to strike a balance between the choreography pomp - military bands in bearskin - black hats riders households in brilliant breastplates and personal spontaneity to the marriage.

"The British still know how to combine pomp, solemnity, romance (and wild hats) better than anyone else in the world," writes Sarah Lyall in the New York Times.

William led his bride the short distance of Buckingham Palace to St James's Palace in open-top Aston Martin his father with the licence plate "" JU5T WED.""

Photographs of their kisses on the balcony of the Palace of Buckingham lined with newspapers.

The day ended with a party of late-night for friends and family, to which Kate has transformed into a broken strapless white dress and a cropped knit cardigan, while William donned a black dinner jacket and bow tie of the couple.

British media have a guest, Millie Pilkington, said that the speeches at the bash were "absolutely hysterical."

Newspapers have also flooded with pictures of sister and the maid of honour Pippa in a slinky dress which drew a chorus of approval of Middleton. "Is Pippa women more qualified in the world?" asked the Daily Telegraph.

HONEYMOON HAS MYSTERY

As the other details of the marriage, including the designer of the dress of Middleton, the location of honeymoon was a secret.

Suggestions have included the Seychelles, in the Kenya, the Caribbean island of mosquito, an island on the great barrier reef Australia, the Greek of Corfu island and the Scilly Islands off the southwest coast of England.

Intense speculation about the couple every move highlights pressure they will face as the future British King and Queen living in glare full attention from the media.

To ease the Parallels were fired between Middleton and William hugely popular mother Princess Diana, who was sued by paparazzi until his death in a Paris car crash in 1997 aged just 36.

His death and divorce from the heir to the throne Prince Charles last year, marked a low point for the Royal family, which has also been involved in the scandal and is seen by many as being out of touch with the British publicparticularly during the austere economic periods.

But the background of Middleton - she is the first commoner to marry a prince to the British Throne in more than 350 years - and William personable style contributed to overthrow the monarchy rating in recent opinion polls, at least for the moment.

Not that the marriage was universally acclaimed in a country where many people face more difficult times, including unemployment and cuts in social services, due to a Government austerity program to reduce the enormous deficit of Britain.

"The Royal family have too many rights in a country where other people are having their rights of State removed." "We are funding a marriage of two people I have ever met and I don't care about everything," said the worker of charity London Jessamy Barker, 29.

Middleton has received the title of her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Cambridge, after the Queen made her grandson, William, Duke of Cambridge to celebrate the marriage.

Prince William, Kate Middleton to delay honeymoon

 Prince William and Kate Middleton decided not to immediately leave for their honeymoon and honeymooners will remain in Britain this weekend, representatives of the Palace, said Saturday.

William, who married Middleton Friday at an opulent ceremony at Westminster Abbey, plans to return to military service as a pilot of rescue of Royal Air Force helicopter to the country of Wales at the end of the week, officials which includes one day Bank Holiday Mondaysaid.

They will go on a honeymoon to an overseas location undisclosed later, officials said, claiming that it is "personal preference" of the couple.

A statement on the official website of marriage royal says the honeymoon destination and the place where the newlyweds are spending this weekend, will be kept private.

"The couple asked that their privacy is respected during next weekend and the course of their journey of marriage," said the statement.

William and Middleton, now known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, left Buckingham Palace in a helicopter late Saturday morning. The couple dressed casually walk to the main helipad in hand, stopping to shake hands with two members of staff.

The Palace did not reveal where, in Britain, they went for the rest of the weekend. It is believed that the couple seeking privacy after the intense media focus on their marriage.

Earlier, officials have said William planned leave of two weeks of military duties of the honeymoon period of the couple, but no specific date or locations have been announced.

The couple has a wide range of options of honeymoon, including a stay in vast area of the Queen Elizabeth II Balmoral in Scotland, where they would probably have the protection of the personal information necessary to evade paparazzi.

William a alluded, it could take Middleton in Australia for a honeymoon scuba, but it is also possible that they would opt for a private island of Caribbean, the Seychelles, an archipelago of more of 100 islands off the coast of Africa, or in Jordan outdoorsy trip that would include a visit to Petra.

The honeymoon period is supposed to be shorter than that of the parents of William, Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana, which combines a Mediterranean of two weeks of cruise with several long breaks in Britain.

Defence of doctor Jackson seeks trial delay (AP)

LOS ANGELES--in eleventh motion, counsel for the defence for Dr. Michael Jackson has asked a judge Friday to delay his trial so that they can prepare to newly disclosed witnesses for the prosecution.

Judge of the superior court Michael Pastor did not immediately rule on the motion of counsel for Dr. Conrad Murray to file a formal request to Sunday afternoon but oral.

He gave the prosecution until 6 p.m. Monday to respond before a hearing later in the morning.

Pasteur was taken by surprise by the motion, saying that he never expected to be dealing with such a development only a few days before jury selection would resume, followed by opening statements on May 9.

"This Court has spent funds more six figures on this matter", he said, adding he had delayed the 20 other cases, including three tests for the death penalty, to clear the way for the trial of Murray.

Pasteur ordered Murray to attend the hearing on Monday.

He also noted that 171 prospective jurors filled out questionnaires and were told to return for further questioning on May 4. In a separate session in the Office of the judge, prosecutors agreed to dismiss 30 of these prospects for cause, probably because they expressed feelings on the matter.

Counsel for the defence of Murray Ed Chernoff said Pasteur that Houston-based cardiologist had agreed to the delay. Murray pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of the pop star.

The judge and prosecutors already expressed concerns about the defence lawyers who need more time to prepare. But Chernoff was adamant that his client wanted a trial within the statutory time limit of 60 days after the preliminary hearing.

That changed Friday when the defence says that the prosecution had revealed that he could call further witnesses with scientific theories surprising defence had not foreseen. The defence requested to prevent the witnesses, but the judge refused.

Chernoff and Attorney j. Michael Flanagan, said they were not willing to cross-examine the witnesses again and should align their own rebuttal evidence experts.

Deputy District Attorney David Walgren, stated that the situation was the fault of the defence team for having refused to delay the trial when he and the judge suggested. He had no immediate response to the request of the defence.

Among the new expert opinions proposed by prosecutors are that Jackson could not bring his own death by swallowing the powerful anesthetic propofol because it is not absorbed by the intestines.

A preliminary hearing earlier this year, the Defense asked the idea that Jackson, desperately need sleep, swallowed the drug, while her doctor was out of the room. Propofol is normally administered intravenously for surgery.

Walgren said that Central theory of the Crown remained the same.

"It was always our theory," he said, "that Dr. Murray was incompetent, misleading and caused the death of Michael Jackson."