Boasts of drug taking and life in a girl gang. Say hello to X Factor's new judge Tulisa

The sun rose on Ibiza by seven hours, but clubbers are still after a while in the nightclub Pacha.

One group, fueled by shots of vodka and champagne, is harsher than most, and includes a young woman with bleached hair wearing masses of gold jewelry, with a huge tattoo covering his back and shoulder.

She put up her hair using a headband like pants - an act his buddies find hysterically funny.

The party animal is Tula Contostavlos Pauline, known Tulisa will replace Cheryl Cole on X Factor panel judge.

Simon Cowell thinks she is "fantastic" and decreed that Tulisa, who had three hit albums with hip-hop group N-Dubz is what the show should give more "advanced".

His £ 500,000 deal has been completed and it finds the first X Factor auditions in Birmingham today.

It is, however, a somewhat controversial choice for a show of family entertainment on prime time.

Tulisa, 22, has not only admitted to frequent use of drugs in his past, but was also a member of a violent gang of girls in adolescence.

Known as the "Greek Grenada" because of his awareness of trends hell, its PR people insist his bad behavior is behind it, but only last year, she was asked to leave a hotel in Miami after ransacking his room after an evening well watered.