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wow…everyone was saying that David A. would take the title, but David Cook managed to pull out a victory. I’m so glad. David A. was an early favorite of mine, but as the weeks wore on, it became clear that his youth worked against him in terms of personality development. The poor kid couldn’t putRead more about American Idol: David Cook![…]
Finally…Haley Scarnato was sent home on the American Idol results show. Her lack of clothing couldn’t cover up for her lack of talent. So long, and don’t let the door hit you on the way out!
Ryan says we’re expecting 9 superlative performances tonight, because the evening’s mentor is none other than Tony Bennett! I love Tony B., and respect his work and career, but I’m not sure if even HE has the power to whip this crew into shape. Blake Lewis: Came out singing a mellow version of Mack theRead more about American Idol: Top 9 Performance RECAP[…]
I think it stinks that Howard Stern is trying to mess with AI–you’d think the “King of All Media” would have bigger fish to fry these days–but he certainly wasn’t the first one to get the ball rolling. VotefortheWorst.com has been doing this for years, with only moderate success. Why? Because in every season priorRead more about Is Howard Stern ruining American Idol?[…]
Ryan promises we’re in for an outstanding night, because Gwen Stefani is our guest mentor, and the contestants will be singing songs written by Gwen, performed by her and her band, or “songs from bands that inspired her.” Nice loophole guys. Sounds like a lame imitation of “theme week” to me. Gwen (who really couldRead more about American Idol: Top 10 Performance Show[…]
The show started out with the usual fluff and filler: recaps of last night’s performances, Peter Noone singing a song that was hip for about 3 ½ minutes 40 years ago, and Brad Garret doing some comedy schtick in a last ditch effort to get people to watch his struggling show, Til Death (which justRead more about AI Results: Top 11 down to 10![…]
Welcome back to this week’s edition of American Idol. We’re down to 11 contestants, and the theme is British Invasion: songs of the early 1960s. Our guest judges: singer Peter Noone coaching the guys, and singer/actress LuLu stepping in to help out the girls. Can the contestants redeem themselves from the underwhelming show they putRead more about American Idol: British Invasion Week[…]
Another night of AI, another evening of contestant “revelations” and make-or-break performances. Will the girls once again prove that the boys suck and they rule? Jordin Sparks: She came out rockin’ with Pat Benatar’s Heartbreaker, but right from the start, the song seemed like a poor fit. It sounded like she messed up the wordsRead more about American Idol, Week 3: The Top 8 Girls[…]
This week’s gimmick: the contestants are asked to tell viewers something revealing about themselves. (I already can’t help wondering if Antonella’s planning on bringing visuals with her for tomorrow’s show. Set those DVRs now!) Blake Lewis: His big revelation? He loves improv, and introduced one of his comedic characters, a painfully unfunny country hick withRead more about American Idol, Week 3: The Top 8 Guys[…]
The votes are in, and “It’s a New Day” indeed for 4 of our contestants. Eliminated this evening: Nick Pedro, Alaina Alexander, AJ Tabaldo and Leslie Hunt. NICK PEDRO Nick’s departure wasn’t much of a shock. His performance was bland and uninspired, and I knew he was in trouble when they gave the drummer moreRead more about American Idol, Week 2: Results Show[…]