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Simon Cowell has revealed his one regret with One Direction and how he wished he could create an ABBA Voyage-style show around the boyband.

A RISING star of EastEnders has revealed how a major figure helped develop her career.

A RISING star of EastEnders has revealed how a major figure helped develop her career.

Simon Cowell has revealed that his search for 'the next One Direction' will include a 'never-before-seen' format, after a disappointing turnout for the first round of auditions.

The music mogul recently set out on a quest to find the next incarnation of the boy band, with plans for the search to appear in a Netflix documentary called The Midas Touch.

The music mogul is on the hunt for a new boyband and shared some of his plans on ITV's This Morning

Simon Cowell confirmed on This Morning that he's on the hunt for the next big boyband and his new project will reportedly be filmed for a "potential documentary series"

The group, who went on hiatus in 2016, was comprised of Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik – who left in 2015.

The group, who went on hiatus in 2016, was comprised of Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik – who left in 2015.

The group, who went on hiatus in 2016, was comprised of Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik – who left in 2015

Simon Cowell seems to be broadening his search for the next big boyband and has reportedly invited transgender men to apply to his auditions, as he sets out to recruit new talent

X Factor mogul Simon Cowell has appeared on ITV's This Morning to reveal his plans to create the next One Direction as he hopes to find the next music sensation

Simon Cowell changed the life of many after launching shows such as X Factor but he has now blamed social media for the steady demise of the once successful music industry

The talent judge shared his love for the city in an exclusive interview with the ECHO

SIMON Cowell reckons the pop industry is in crisis because so many people are trying to make it big through social media.

SIMON Cowell reckons the pop industry is in crisis because so many people are trying to make it big through social media.

SIMON Cowell reckons the pop industry is in crisis because so many people are trying to make it big through social media.

Speaking on Greatest Hits Radio on Thursday, Simon, 64, revealed Eric only recently learned that Simon was responsible for the group and had become a fan without his influence.