The judges from The X Factor -- Simon Cowell, Nicole Scherzinger, L.A. Reid and Paula Abdul -- appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Monday, where the gorgeous ex-Pussycat Doll "owned [up to her] decision" to defer the vote of Rachel Crow to viewers, who promptly sent the emotional 13-year-old home.

"It's crazy, because in the moment and under pressure, it's not as easy to just be like, 'Hey, this what I'm going to do and you're going home' and you have to say, 'I'm sending you home,'" the Jai Ho singer told Kimmel. "I owned the decision that I made right then."

Scherzinger added, "I'm really happy for Rachel because I think she has a deal with Disney now."

From the red carpet of the hottest charity events, concerts, movie premieres and swanky soirees to the city streets, Hollywood’s hottest stars were dressed to rock and shock over the weekend – and RadarOnline.com has all the photos.

Miley Cyrus had a very boobiful few days on the red carpet!  On Friday night, the Hannah Montana alum hit the 2011 American Giving Awards showing off her gorgeous goods in an embellished Jenny Packham gown, which she paired with Azzedine Alaia heels.  She followed it up on Sunday night at the CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute looking anything but mellow in a pale yellow Roberto Cavalli gown, Neil Lane bling and Azzedine Alaia heels – finishing off the look with her arm candy beau Liam Hemsworth!

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Dancing with the Stars champ J.R. Martinez was among the celebrity presenters at Sunday night's CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute at The Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, an event earmarked to honor everyday people whose actions help brighten the lives of others.

Other famous faces at the event, which was hosted by Anderson Cooper, included Piers Morgan, model Christy Turlington Burns, Glee star Chris Colfer, Modern Family beauty Sofia Vergara and The X Factor's Rachel Crow.

Musical performances on the night included Miley Cyrus, who sang "The Climb," and Kid Rock, who belted out the song, "Care."

Melanie Amaro is not only Simon Cowell's preference to win The X Factor. Sportsbook.com has made her the odds on favorite to take home the $5 million, five-year recording contract.

And if she does, one of the first things the 19-year-old Florida girl will do is help out her struggling parents.

Debra and Hipolito Amaro live in a two-bedroom house in Sunrise, Florida, the same home where Melanie was raised. Dad had a long period of unemployment and the house -- the value of which has dropped from the $265,000 they paid to under $100,000 -- has been in foreclosure.

Hipolito recently landed a job as a maintenance foreman and Debra has a sales clerk position, but they're living "oaycheck to paycheck," she tells The Miami Herald .

That will change if Melanie does win.

"She can do whatever she wants with the money," her proud dad said. “But she knows we think it’d be really nice if she can take care of us a little bit.”

After last week's shocking elimination of fan favorite, 13-year-old Rachel Crow, the buzz for the show has never been greater.

The X Factor winner will be announced live December 22.

Rachel Crow's shocking elimination on Thursday night's X Factor isn't going to stop her drive for fame and fortune because she's determined to take care of her sick father, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

Rachel, 13, was adopted by Barbara and Kelly Crow when she was a baby and has made no secret of her family's struggle -- but according to one family member, has kept her father's medical condition a secret.

"Rachel's dad has MS (multiple sclerosis) and he can't drive his truck because of it, so he's not going to be able to always work," a close family member who wishes to remain anonymous told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

Thirteen-year-old Rachel Crow was extremely emotional following her elimination on Thursday's edition of The X Factor.

Crow, who landed in the bottom two with Marcus Canty, could have been saved by judge Nicole Scherzinger, though the ex-Pussycat Doll deferred the vote to viewers, with the person with the lowest vote total going home.

After Crow's elimination was announced, the young girl was devastated by the defeat, falling to the ground and crying hysterically to her mother, who jumped onto the stage to console her. Soon, judges Simon Cowell and Scherzinger rushed onstage to try and calm things down.

While The X Factor contestants continue to battle it out for the $5 million grand prize, some of the finalists are already being inundated with outside offers, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that one of these is Rachel Crow, who was born to a crack addict and was a crack baby herself.

Disney execs have said they are desperate to sign up the 13-year-old singing sensation in the hopes she’ll follow in the footsteps of Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, and Christina Aguilera.

A source on the show told Radar: "Disney have been contacting Rachel’s reps a lot, and they have big ideas or her. She's auditioned for them a few times before The X Factor and now that they see her in ‘Factor’ and how talented she is, they want a piece of that."