‘X Factor’ brings Alanis Morissette, R. Kelly and Avril Lavigne to perform …

Dec. 22, 2011 - PRLog -- Judges LA Reid and Simon Cowell recruit music stars they discovered for the show's two-part finale. Also, Justin Bieber posts a finale hint on his Facebook page and Leona Lewis is set to sing Snow Patrol's "Run."

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Youtube Video: Josh Krajcik & Alanis Morissette Uninvited - Finale Night 1 - Duet - THE X FACTOR USA FINAL 2011. For the latest X Factor news see this.

Youtube Video: Josh Krajcik & Alanis Morissette Uninvited - Finale Night 1 - Duet - THE X FACTOR USA FINAL 2011. For the latest X Factor news see this.

Youtube Video: Josh Krajcik & Alanis Morissette Uninvited - Finale Night 1 - Duet - THE X FACTOR USA FINAL 2011. For the latest X Factor news see this.

Josh Krajcik: He performed Alanis Morissette's aching ballad 'Uninvited,' backed by a simple piano and Morissette herself. The escalating tempo coupled with Krajcik's husky pipes competing against Morissette's vibrato muddled the song.

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The X Factor's judges promised superstar duets during their Monday press conference, and they have delivered. This afternoon, the show revealed this e.

and men's team judge "still has a couple surprises up his sleeve." 50 Cent joins confirmed performers for Thursday's episode, Bieber and Stevie Wonder. On Wednesday, the guest star lineup includes Avril Lavigne, Alanis Morissette, and R. Kelly.

In her song "Ironic," for example, Alanis Morissette croons that "it's like rain on your wedding day . . . a traffic jam when you're already late." A few critics noted that there is nothing ironic in what she describes since none of it is truly

In her fourth and final blog for the iVillage blog series CelebVillage, multiplatinum-selling singer Alanis Morissette writes about why power struggles are pointless — and how we can stop trying to one-up each other. I am very sensitive to the