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When it comes to marketable pop products, Simon Fuller can spot one a mile off. His signing catapulted the Spice Girls from five hungry wannabes to household names. S Club 7 followed a similarly-lucrative model with their synergetic music, merchandise and movie.

The Spice Girls former manager Simon Fuller has launched a new band, which was formed on TikTok.The Future X are a group of three singers and four dancers who were all discovered on the social media app.The announcement hailed how the line-up “demonstrates the platform’s unique ability to showcase extraordinary new talent”.The search for the group began last autumn as aspiring band members auditioned via videos of themselves posted to TikTok.

Michele Amabile Angermiller “American Idol” creator Simon Fuller has unveiled “the first group ever to be born on TikTok.”The Future X is made up of three singers and four dancers, each discovered on the social media platform. All seven members — Angie Green, Luke Brown, and Maci Wood plus dancers Jayna Hughes, Sasha Marie, Tray Taylor and Drew Venegas — auditioned last fall by posting a video of themselves on TikTok using the hashtag #NextInMusic.

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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA fourth monolith has popped up in Britain as the mysterious sculpture installing fad appears never-ending.The latest in a series of metal figures appeared at the historic stone circle in St Buryan, Cornwall, on December 11.It follows sightings in Dartmoor, the Isle of White and Glastonbury in the UK, The Sun reported.Internationally, monoliths have been found in Romania, California, and Poland – paying homage to the original which was bizarrely found in the Utah desert.Luke Brown stumbled across the tall structure in Cornwall and caught it on camera.He said: “I was left in shock and awe earlier at finding a monolith at the centre of