Kelly Rowland's spot of bother

Judge Kelly's stuck-on beauty spot has enthralled admirers for weeks by moving around her face.

But it excelled itself during the semi-finals when it did a total disappearing act ? only to turn up under the right eye of her ACT, Amelia Lily.

Fans of the fast-moving mole have even set up its own Twitter account called @KellysMole and comment about its current position while watching the show.

Puzzled PriyaSonn said: "Why does Kelly's mole keep moving!!??"

Adrianalopez added: "I love how Kelly's mole changes place all the time."

Kelly's mole first took centre stage at the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas in May ? on her left cheek.

At the Manchester X Factor auditions in June it had leapt upwards to nestle beside her left eye.

By July 7 the ITV1 show's auditions had moved south-east to London. And the mole had moved south-west to her right cheek.

On November 19 it was even further down her right cheek and a week later it had slipped again and was next to her lips.

Meanwhile, a string of viewers have complained to watchdog Ofcom over Kelly raunchy routine while singing new single Down For Whatever.

The ex-Destiny's Child star, 30, stripped down to a tiny black bra-top and crystal-covered hotpants on Sunday.

Sun readers complained to our website's YourView section.

a4t4 wrote: "It was NOT appropriate for a family show. If Kelly took the sex component out of her routine, I wonder where she would be in the music industry?"

Jasamoah25 added: "Since it was in the evening I found it inappropriate as a family show."

LEGENDARY crooner Tony Bennett says X Factor winners lack the talent to last. He added: "There's a big difference to Nat King Cole, Sinatra or Ella Fitzgerald."

Kelly Rowland threatens to quit 'X Factor' over twist

Kelly Rowland ­has threatened to quit The X Factor if she is forced to change acts.
It was reported yesterday that a new twist will see the judges switch categories and mentor new performers.
However, Rowland has admitted that she wouldn't like to see another judge looking after her Girls (Janet Devlin and Misha B) after all the hard work she has already put in.
"I don't want anybody touching my girls," she told the Sunday Mirror. "I'm not giving Misha and Janet up for anyone. I'd walk before I gave them up. Everybody is doing such a good job mentoring their acts. I don't know why they'd do that."
She added: "When Simon gave me the job he liked the fact I stood by my word. He calls me Lippy - Simon likes me because I have a smart mouth. I'm not afraid of him and I respect him.
"We would be electric on the same judging panel, can you imagine? But I love being on a panel with Gary, Louis and Tulisa - despite what people say."
Fellow judge Tulisa Contostavlos recently insisted that she is on good terms with Rowland following their on-screen disagreement over claims Misha B was bullying the other acts.
Speaking of the argument, Rowland explained: "Don't get me wrong, I was very disappointed but we are cool now. Everybody needs to get on with it and move on. I have respect for Tulisa. We are not dissimilar."
Rowland concluded that she believes Misha B has the best chance of making it in America after the show.

Kelly Rowland new album 'Here I Am' exclusive

RAUNCHY Kelly Rowland is putting down some serious heat on her new album Here I Am.

Her third solo CD drops on November 28 with single Down For Whatever out the week before.

And channelling some old-skool R&B sauce works a treat.

At an intimate playback Kelly, 30, told me: “Sensuality plays an interesting role in my life and I’m very happy about it – I’m very liberated and I can’t complain.

“It’s confidence; feeling good in your own skin.

“I’ve seen so many women be like that over the years, Janet Jackson being top of my list, especially on the Janet album.”

Here’s my verdict on the best bits...

Work It Man: Heaving R&B beast with signature Rodney Jerkins stamp.

Feelin Me Right Now: The kinda song if you had a soft-top car would make you wind down the roof to head bob along to.

Turn It Up: Hammering drums with a chanting chorus that beats hard.

All Of The Night: Kelly slips into Janet Jackson’s negligée of filth and the results are sizzling. “This is the song you have sex to,” she declared.

Keep It Between Us: Dreamy mid-tempo for cuddling to.

Heaven & Earth: A huge ballad co-written by Ne-Yo.

Each Other: A banging track in every sense of the word.

Rose-Coloured Glasses: The disc’s huge pop song and my fave.

Kelly Clarkson: 'I stalk Adele through interviews'

Kelly Clarkson has confessed that she is guilty of "stalking" Adele through her interviews.

The 'Mr Know It All' singer, who recently said that she is "in awe" of Adele, revealed that she has been desperate to collaborate with the 'Set Fire to the Rain' singer for years.

"I'm stalking her currently through interviews. Every interview, they are like, 'Who do you want to work with?' 'Adele! I want to do a duet with Adele!'" Clarkson told MTV News.

"I've been stalking her since we did '[VH1] Divas' together, actually, and we were supposed to sing together, and then they changed the concept to where we would sing with somebody from a different generation. That was actually really cool, because I got to sing with Melissa Etheridge, and she's amazing. That wasn't like a letdown or anything, but I've been trying to sing with [Adele] for a while."

Clarkson went on to say that she believes that competition between female artists is not only okay, but healthy, adding: "We're all very different from each other, which I think is good. It keeps it not boring."

She was recently confirmed as a headliner for the 2011 VH1 Divas Celebrates Soul concert alongside Florence + the Machine, Jessie J, Mary J Blige, Jill Scott and Jennifer Hudson.

Meanwhile, Adele has cancelled all of her remaining 2011 concert dates and promotional appearances in order to undergo throat surgery for a haemorrhaged vocal cord.