# Simon Fuller
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simon fuller (born 17 May 1960) is a British entrepreneur, artist manager, and film and television producer. He is best known for being the creator of the Idol franchise, which was first seen in the UK under the name Pop Idol, and includes American Idol in the U.S. Fuller is also the executive producer of several shows including So You Think You Can Dance and Q'Viva. In December 2020, Fuller concluded an agreement with Verizon Communications to develop 5G content.An influential figure in British popular culture, Fuller came to prominence through managing pop group the Spice Girls.
Spice Girls: The Rise to World Domination | POP 101 Part 1
The Spice Girls story starts here. In Part 1 of our POP 101 deep dive, we break down how five strangers who answered a newspaper ad became the biggest pop group on the planet, from the Heart Management auditions and the "Touch" era all the way through their debut album “Spice” and the “Wannabe” ex…
Spice Girls: Why Did Geri REALLY Leave? | POP 101 Part 2
The Spice Girls were the biggest band on the planet in 1997, and it nearly destroyed them. In Part 2 of our POP 101 deep dive, we break down the Spiceworld era from top to bottom: the movie, the album they wrote while filming it, the sponsorship empire, firing Simon Fuller at their absolute peak, t…
Spice Girls: 30 Years of Reunion Drama | POP 101 Part 3
The Spice Girls have spent 25 years almost getting back together. In this POP 101 finale, we break down the quiet end of the group, the R&B pivot, the scrapped third album, and “Forever”, the 2000 album that ended their imperial run. Then every reunion since: the 2007 Return of the Spice Girls tour…
Joe Woodward
From Simon Fuller & XIX Management to changing our children's CVs: Joe Woodward
Joe Woodward loved sport at school and thought he wanted to be a lawyer. But he soon learned what he thought he wanted wasn't right at all. Instead he started working with sporting stars at Simon Fuller's XIX Manageme…
From Simon Fuller & Talent Management to Changing Our Children's CVs: Joe Woodward
From Simon Fuller & XIX Management to changing our children's CVs: Joe Woodward
Joe Woodward loved sport at school and thought he wanted to be a lawyer. But he soon learned what he thought he wanted wasn't right at all. Instead he started working with sporting stars at Simon Fuller's XIX Manageme…
Spice World (w/ Catrin Lowe)
Episode two of BritPOP Goes to the Movies sees Guy and Rob joined by Catrin Lowe to discuss Spice World: The Movie. Kim Fuller, brother of the mogul behind the Spice Girls, Simon Fuller, wanted to make a genuine homage to our previous film A Hard Day's Night, and to do that he wanted to make this j…
Sarah Whatmore: Pop Idol, Navigating Fame, 25 Years Of Songwriting, Top Of The Pops
Singer-songwriter Sarah Whatmore first captured the British public’s attention in 2001 after wowing judges on the original series of Pop Idol. Although Sarah didn’t reach the live finals, the impression that she made on the show led to a record deal with RCA and worldwide management with Simon Full…
Sarah Whatmore on Pop Idol, “Guardian Angel”, and the Songs That Shaped Her
Pop Idol is just one chapter in Sarah Whatmore’s story , not the whole book. In this episode, Sarah shares the songs, memories, and turning points that took her from a young girl obsessed with Michael Jackson and the Human League to the artist behind “Hate”, “When I Lost You”, and the deeply person…
Rachel Stevens - 21 Years of "Come And Get It" Part One: 'Some Girls' and 'Negotiate With Love' [Reissue]
Top up the champagne and don a pair of zip-up boots, dallyn! We are celebrating 21 years of one of the greatest pop albums of the 2000s: Rachel Stevens' "Come And Get It". Featured on The Guardian's "1000 Albums You Must Listen To Before You Die" list, this brilliant electro-pop opus has stood the …
Rachel Stevens - 21 Years of "Come And Get It" Part Two: 'So Good' and 'I Said Never Again (But Here We Are)' [Reissue]
Amidst a puff of smoke machine across a sticky regional gay club dancefloor, Joel and David are meeting you in July 2005, rocking cropped leather gloves for the 'spiritual lead single' of the album. 'So Good' - written by friend of the podcast and brilliant pop songwriter Hannah Robinson and Pascal…
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