A couple of weeks back, Chris Daughtry posted a vlog encouraging kids to vote for the band Daughtry as favorite musical group in the 2009 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards. There was just one problem. One of the other nominees in the category was the phenomenon known as the Jonas Brothers. Predictably enough, the Jonas Brothers…
Mandisa “Freedom” 1. My Deliverer 2. How Much 3. He Is With You 4. The Definition Of Me 5. Not Guilty 6. Leave It In the Valley 7. Victorious 8. Broken Hallelujah 9. Freedom Song 10. Dance, Dance, Dance 11. You Wouldn’t Cry She was Mandisa Hundley when she first appeared on season five of…
David Cook “David Cook” 1. Declaration 2. Heroes 3. Light On 4. Come Back To Me 5. Life on the Moon 6. Bar-ba-sol 7. Mr. Sensitive 8. Lie 9. I Do It for You 10. Avalanche 11. Permanent 12. A Daily Anthem 13. Kiss on the Neck (hidden track) 14. The Time of My Life…
The Academy of Country Music awards show is fast approaching, and anyone who would like to see former Idol Carrie Underwood win Entertainer of the Year honors can do something about it. Fans can vote through the final hour of the 44th annual awards show, set for Sunday, April 5, by going here. Other nominees…
No, Michael Sarver will not be heading back to an oil rig and the world’s fifth most dangerous job. Instead, he plans to pursue a career as an entertainer, which just might be the world’s most fickle occupation. Of course, if wholesome appeal and family values mean anything, Michael Sarver might just beat the odds….
Results time on Idol. Yes, at 8 p.m. Hey, this is FOX. You know they can’t stick to the same broadcast schedule for more than two straight weeks. It’s one of the reasons Idol is absolutely the only FOX show I will watch. So, tonight we get to hear more Motown. Tonight, we get to…
I was not a fan of Michael Sarver’s performance of “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg” on Wednesday night. But I am a fan of Michael Sarver. I mean, the guy seems so genuinely likeable. Like when he comforted Lil Rounds Thursday night, telling her to sit down, knowing he was the more likely candidate to…
Here’s comes some Motown. Which might mean we’re in for a special night on Idol. After all, way back when Hollywood Week started, Idol posted video interviews with each contestant. They were asked what type of music they prefer. None of this year’s finalists expressed enthusiasm about singing Grand Ole Opry tunes, last week’s theme….
Wacky time again on American Idol. Paula gives Simon crayons and a coloring book. Simon colors Paula, giving her a black mustache. Meanwhile, Idol voters weigh the fate of the final 10 contestants on a Motown night that only occasionally lived up to its potential. Adam Lambert again proved he’s the Idol to beat. Lil…
And then there were three. Three female contestants, that is. Now that voters have given the boot to Jasmine Murray (not surprisingly) and Alexis Grace (quite surprisingly) in consecutive weeks, this year’s Idol is starting to remind me of season three. Except in reverse. Season three was the Fantasia year. Remember the Fantasia year? Back…
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Claire Heilig
Claudia B.
Corii
Crystal Nicole
Deejay Young
Dylan Carter
Eli Ward
Elizabeth Evans
Ephraim Owens
Huntley
Jackson Snelling
Jacquie Roar
Jarae Womack
Jason Arcilla
Jenna Marquis
Jordan Rainer
Joslynn Rose
Julia Roome
Juliete Ojeda
Kara Tenae
Kaylee Shimizu
Kristen Bown
Lennon Vanderdoes
Lauren Williams
Lila Forde
LVNDR
Mac Royals
Mara Justine
Ms. Monet
Nini Iris
Noah Spencer
Olivia Eden
Olivia Minogue
Rachel Nguyen
Reid Zingale
Ruby Leigh
RUDI
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Stee
Talakai
Tanner Massey
Taylor Deneen
Tom Nitta
Willie Gomez
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