The Jedward paradox and what it means | Mark Lawson

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The Jedward paradox and what it means The X Factor audience revolt may reflect anger at bankers – but it also suggests a format malaise When talent shows – previously regarded as the epitome of cheap, cheesy 70s television – unexpectedly became the hottest genre of the 21st century, the political...

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