Leroy Bell

Two acts were eliminated on 'X Factor' tonight. What a way to start off the Thanksgiving holiday, right? The act with the lowest amount of votes was automatically sent home, while the other two lowest ranked acts had to perform for their lives.

All of the 'X Factor' contestants are giving thanks to the important people in their lives this week and Leroy Bell of the Over '30s chose to pay tribute his late mother. In his pre-performance package, he said, "I know my mom is the greatest!" He revealed that he had five siblings and was the firstborn, and he got his first guitar amp from his mom.

Bob Seger's 1978 song 'We've Got Tonight' is an emotional and thought-provoking powerful ballad. Leroy Bell's version on tonight's 'X Factor' was anything but. Before he even went on stage, L.A. Reid was lamenting on how boring Bell is. Tonight, Leroy proved L.A. right.

After last week's lip syncing controversy and subsequent backlash, 'X Factor' hopeful Leroy Bell knew he had to step his game up. Did he deliver this week? Absolutely.

When 'X Factor' contestant Leroy Bell was caught lip syncing during an ensemble performance, people immediately began criticizing the singing competition for allowing the practice. Although many fans of the FOX show are up in arms over the lip syncing controversy, 60-year-old Bell is laughing it off.

There's no doubt that 'X Factor' is absolutely brimming with talent. After last night's results show, the Fox hit is coming under fire for the most egregious offense a singing competition show should -- lip syncing. Who was guilty?

Leroy Bell delivered an uninspiring performance of Lonestar's country hit 'I'm Already There' on 'X Factor' tonight, leaving all the judges except his own mentor, Nicole Scherzinger, with mostly critical comments when he was done.

'X Factor' contestant Leroy Bell looks like he's been sipping from the fountain of youth. The 59-year-old continues to amaze the judges with his professional, and never heavy-handed, style. On Thursday night, the Seattle, Wash. native sang Bob Dylan's 'Make You Feel My Love.'