While Simon Cowell is a prominent figure in the media today, his transition into his impressive career wasn’t always smooth sailing. Like many people just starting out, he began his career in the mail room at EMI Music Publishing. Having quickly learned the ropes, Simon teamed up with Pete Waterman to form an independent label called Fanfare Records. Fanfare actually folded in 1989, forcing Simon into bankruptcy and subsequently back into his parents’ home. He became an A & R consultant for BMG and this is where he began to enjoy much success. He signed up a number of huge acts. In 2002, he started another label, Syco Roecords, which became part of Columbia Records and Sony BMG Music Entertainment, where he remains today.
However, he is definitely more recognizable as the judge everyone loves to hate on many shows, including, of course, "American Idol." [...]
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