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You can't take your mic off ever One of the most serious rules in the villa, contestants aren't allowed to take their mic's off apart from on Saturday's, their off day. If you're caught doing it more than once, you'll be axed from the villa immediately, according to The Mirror.

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Like all viewers it seems, the current series of Love Island has had us sweetly reminiscing over days gone by. The iconic contestants, biggest shock re-couplings and best bombshell moments are all anyone is talking about. And it's no wonder, because over the past few years of series, there have been some shocking moments, particularly when it comes to 'rule breakers'. Remember Sherif Lanre? Of course you do. He was axed from Love Island's 2019 series. His abrupt banishment from the villa was on everyone's minds, and Love Island very clearly proved they were not giving us a clue as to why. 'Sherif has left the villa', narrator Ian Stirling said, moving swiftly on to mind-numbingly boring conversations. The rumours swirled with three strong contenders. First: he was caught on his phone. Second: he was masturbating (in the shower, or hot tub, there are many thoughts). Third: he got in a physical altercation with Anton. Given that we know that the contestants have their phones taken away, a heated argument seemed the a likely option - after all, the only other villa axing came from this exact type of rule-breaking, when Malia Arkin punched Kady McDermott in season two. Sherif and Anton had a fraught relationship, with tension building over Anton's flirting with Anna. But that was all just speculation, and it was finally revealed months later that Sherif had been booted off for an incident in which he accidentally kicked Molly-Mae Hague in the groin and then joked about it being a 'c * nt punt'. It was the phrase itself that got him kicked off, with many felt it was unfair for him to be told to leave because of it. But to be honest, it's not the only wild rule break that gets contestants shouted at, or kicked off, the show. In fact, the rules around staying on Love Island seem to get more unusual the more you read. That's perhaps why everyone is Googling 'Love Island UK rules' this year, particularly 'Love Island alcohol rules', 'Love Island drinking rules' and 'Love Island villa rules'... we all want to know what it's like inside that Mallorcan haven. Don't believe us? Check out how weird the Love Island rules are for yourself...

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Do Idol contestants lip sync?

A subtle assessment might depend on how one defines “lip-sync.” Merriam-Webster's online dictionary says it is “to pretend to sing or say in synchronization with recorded sound.” When the “Idol” contestants are singing out loud as a recorded track plays in the background, they technically are not lip-synching, ...

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LOS ANGELES Watch closely, America. Your Idols may be lip-synching.

A spokesman for the producers of “American Idol” said as much on Wednesday, after assertions by a former “American Idol” contestant that the weekly group numbers, which are performed near the beginning of each week’s results show, appear to be using recorded vocals this year. That contestant, Justin Guarini who finished second to Kelly Clarkson in the first season of “American Idol” and is now a co-host of “Idol Wrap” on the TV Guide Network created an uproar when he said last week on that program that the performers appeared to be lip-synching. Image From left, Michael Sarver, Lil Rounds, Kris Allen and Alexis Grace last week on Idol. Credit... M. Becker/Fox, via Getty Images “Every single year we can’t stand the group performances,” Mr. Guarini said. “I know they can’t stand it either. And I think what makes them even worse now is that they’re lip-synched. They’re really prerecorded now.”